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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27

clsamente en- la misma epoca que Par
s1fal. Ademas, Nietzsche lie ha repro
bado en- diversas ocasiones SUI conver-
sion al cristianismo, y hasta al catol,-
clsmo, aunque no Sc tienen noticias de
que Wagner abrazara ninguna forna
de religion determinada.
Sea de clio 10 que fuere, pareci6n-
donos un tanto eXagerado 10 que mas
Gle una vez sc IN dicho a prop6sito Ge
Parsifal: que era la obra del catolicis-
mo, 81 Sc puede asegurar que es la eX-
preston de un espiritu profundamentc
religioso y creyente. En- Arte y Reli-
gion, ell propio Wagner nos 10 ha dicho :
La creacion de la obra de arte es Il
medic mas poderoso que el artista pc
see para elevar su alma hasta el alma
de otro, hacia la divinidad; V, entire
todaS las artes la muSica es aquelia
que puede revelarnos, con la mas in
comparable precision, la esencia littl-
ma de la religion cristiana.
Esto sabido, demostrado sin lugar
a dudas que la Ultima obra de Wac-
ner esta inspirada en- los sentimientos
religiOsos de su autor, Sc estimara pei
tinente 10 que dice Pierre Lalo en- lie
Temps, Y Que transcribo: "Cuando
Wagner dej6 dicho que Parsifal no de
bia salir de Bayreuth, saba muy bieu
10 que decia. Ell espiritu religioso que
hota Ell dicha obra, requiere en- los es-
pectadOreS, para que la communion pIie-
ola efectuarse y ser perfecta, un recogi-
mient0 igualmente religoso. Y0 no ,,u-
90 que. durante las primcras represen-
taciones de Parsifal, ell auditorio guar
de un decidido prop6sito de respeto, de
de silenciO, y casi de pieddd
Pero mas luego, Y por la fuerza misma
de las cOsaS, SObre una eScena que no CS
aquella para la cual hd sido creado.
Parslfal acabara pOr afillarSe al roper
torlO, Y acaso p0r cOnvertirse en- ah9
opera de tantaS cuando Sc repre-
Sente en- los teatros dc segundo 6rdcn
y ante publicOS vulgares 8 no inicia.
dos imaginensela ustedes en- la escena
de un balneario de los de moda. FL
maestro del Graal habia dicho bien :
Parsifal no debla salir de Bayreuth. ;"
Antes de que Parsifal Sc haya hecho
del dominic p1blico, va Sc descubren
sintomas alarmantes que vienen d dar-
lie la raz0n Pierre Lalo. En- ell teatro
de la Monncue, dOnde tambien va re
presentarse manana, los concurrentes
de estos 1ltimos dias han podido leer
en- diferentes sitios de l0s correderos V
del buffet estos avisos profanos:
'Parsifal
Durante la bora de entrcacto, EN- ps
te restaurant Sc serviran cenas en- ne
Sitas separadas. Procnrese pediras
con anticipation.
Ello quiere decir que nabra gran al
que habra discreteo, que habrl
fiirt, y Que, la larga, cuando estos pc
regrinos de descote y pechera blanca
empiecen 4 cansarse del recogimiento
religioso que exige la Ultima obra de
Wagner, Y esta hora de reposo que II
emprcsa les abre como TN oasis Ell ME
dio del desierto no tenga otro attractive
que la cena, insipida para quien est
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27
DESDE BRUSELAS
PARSIFAL P

Manana, primero de ano. es dia dc
solemnidad artistica Los grandes tea.
tros de las principales capitales de Ed
ropa aprestanse representa- por pri.
mera vez la ultima obra de Wagner
Parsifal, ell testamento art1stico del ge-
MO de BayreGth, como suele llamarse
| la.
Los lectores saben que. al morir, Ri
cardo Wagner dej6 dicho que Parsifal
no habia de ser ejecutada jamas s;no
Ell Bayreuth que, para Or su Ultima
obra, Los espectadores tendrian que II
al pueblecillo apartado y al teatro uni
co donde el realizara su sueno, hacer
una peregrinaci0n d la colina sagrada
sobre la cual habia erigido ell temple
de Su arte, como un segundo Monsal-
vat donde Sc guardara ell Santo Graal
de su ultima obrG; pero Wagner, al
dlctar esta su voluntad, no habia tenn
do Ell cuenta que las lcyeS de tOdos los
palses disponen que la obra del genio.
transcurrldo un cierto tempo, deja de
pertenecerle, y pasa d ser del dominic
pnblico, y como en- Alemania este plazo
es de treinta amos, Y Wagner muri0 en-
1888, manana, dia primero de 1911.
Parslfal podra ser representada en- to-
dos los teatros alemanes Y. por endn,
en- todoS los de Europa.
Los motives que induieron a Wag-
ner d prohibir que .Parsifal Sc repro,
,sentase fuera de Bayreuth, no han po-
dido ser esclarecIdos; unos, por comic
turas, vienen la conclusion de que el
gran musico aleman quiso que, su llti
ma obra al pOpularizarse, no perdie
IA el caracter particularmente grave
religioso que la distingue de todas srls
demas prOducciones.
Els este un punto que ha sido obje-
to de m1ltiples detenidas discusio-
nes. / La obra de Wagner es una obra
eminentemente cat6lica. 8 un drama
inspirado tan solo en- un alto ideal, en-
un algO superior Ell que sin duda al
guna Ell genio de Bayreuth crefa te.
MA pueStOs sus pensamientoS
Wagner, acknowledgements era un es-
plrltuallSta este Sc aprecia Ell todas
SuS nro6ucnionac ouo nos 4rorcDor4o,,
fuera del dominic de los hombres, nc
puede obJetarse que este espiritualis-
mo del genio de Bayreuth sea hiio dc
las circunstancias de las necesidades
escenlcas, puesto que esta demostrado
que Wagner ponia en- boca de los per.
sonaJes de sus pOemas su propia ma
nera de sentir y de pensar, toda su ser
sibihdad.
No obstante los muchos detractorcs
que ha tenidp y tiene la idea Gle que
Wagner fuera un catolico decidido,
son muchas las coincidencias que Vie
nen a demostrarnoslo. Haus de VOL
zagen nos ha trasmitido las converse
clones que sostuvo con Wagner duran.
tie los 1ltimos amos de su existencia, y
en- todas elias domino el sentimieuto
religioso. En- la Ultima obra te6rica
que Wagner pubhcase, Arte Reli-
gion, jesus esta considerable como el
hnico Salvador del mundo; este ne
cho tiene tanta mas importancia. GUAM
to que Arte y Religion fue escrita pre-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27
| riurlfo de TN conpanero

La importante Revista Literaria
Nuestro TEMPO, de Madrid. publica el.
la seccion de crltica a cargo del ilus-
trc escritor Luis de Tcrdn, ell siguienfc
luiclo acerca de la excelente nove:.
Vida Nueva de nuestro buen compa-
nero J. E. Lewis:
VIDA NUEVA, novela por J. +
Levis.-San Juan de Puerto Rico. 1912.
Esta novela pertenece al genero IL
las novelas francamente simpaticas. ~
dira, tai vez, que no existe este gener1
zen nlnguna preceptiva literaria ha,-
ia parecera quiza inadecuado el calf
cativo
Io me entiendo, sin embargo. pc
ro comprendo que debo tratar de que
me comprendan los demds. Hay move
las que, Ell sana critica, y como taies
obras llterarias, han de ser reputadas
per cxcelentes. no obstante deian e,
el amino del lector una impression de-
desagrado: son antipdticas. como 10
son algunas bellezas humanas. irrepro-
:habIoS con arreglo los canones de Ia
estetica. Hay Ell cambio otras move
las, las que una serena critica podr:;.
poner reparos Y que, sin embargo. sou
gratislmas, simpaticas al lector.
Ahora bien la del senior Lewis cs a
tamente simpatica y cs ademds exec
ente. Nj eI critico mas serene podta
ponerIa reparos nj el lector mas des-
contentadizo deiara de leerla sin gus.
to. Es, sobre todo, muy grata para lea
torres cspanoles. Palpita en- ella el a.
ma de Puerto Rico, y esa alma nos Il
ce que, pesar de todo, no Sc ha sepa-
RADIO del alma de Espana. y. que. solre
todO, no Sc mira nunca al alma. del
extranjero
Hay, ademds en- esta noveIa cuadros
de costUmbres es la vida de la socic-
dad pucrtQrriquena. que son verdate
FdS ihafaF7ilaS dc arte, ash como las
dascripcfones del delicioso paisaie d.
la isla. Hablase de Santrce. San
turce ! que nombre mas suggestive pa
ia I'M cspanol, para IN asco, especiat
meHtc iQu6 vizcaino 10 evocaria en- 4.
oosta de Puerto REQ el nombre lc.
pGcrtecillo del Cant1brico? No, no es
possible q. en- Santurce arraigue ~
da que no sea oriundo de Espana
Constituye el nexo de la novela ana
historic amorosa, la historic de dos Sc
res heehos para amarse Y que Sc amm,
pero que por falta de mutua inteligeg-
cla de sus respectivos caracteres, por
no saber unifcarse en- sus contrasfes.
sufren amarguras y estan a punto d.
Sacrifcar irremisiblemente su felici
dad.
Y llega el lector 1 interesarse tanfo
por estos dos seres que no puede repri
mir IN suspiro de satisfaction euana3
los We por fin entenderse para sieninr
en- ell lenguaje del coraz6n y del amor
FL se1or Lewis es TN rovelista da e.
h 5aena cepa.
T,,.. de Tors :,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27
Una nlenoria

La Sociedad An6nima, Credito y
Ahorro Ponceno, acaba de publican la
memoria del afio 1913.
De este interesante documento que
fnuestra el estado foreciente de dicha
sociedad, hemos recibido I'm ejemplar
cuyo envio agradecemos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27

FL Ateneo Puertorriqueno y la Socie-
dad de Escritores Artistas han puesto
ell pabellon muy alto con ell triunfo de
este Certamen, revelador, una vez mas.
de la cultura de nuestro pals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

TO mature to be OF the denomination
Of Five Hundred Dollars tlSo0) each.
and tho remainder Of said bond. 20
DO OF tn. denomination OF One Thou
sand Dollars 81 0OoJ each. ali bear
tns Interest at tho rate OF Five 90
per cent per annum. payable semi.
annually. principal and interes, pay
ahie at the fiscal agency OF the
state OF Washington In tho city Of
New York. or at the option % the
holder at tho office Of the County
Treasurer Of the County Of King
state OF Washington. to be dated ~
and at such times as tho Por, Com.
mission shall hereafter prescribe.
said bonds TO mature in from
TO y years. with average maturitiss
Nos TO $50. inclusive. from 1,
81 years, with an avsrag. maturity
Of approximately i59 years
Nos. ~ TO $50. inclusive. from
q 10 30 years. with an average
maturity o. approximately 70 years
81 70 =. years. with an average ms
turity Of approximately asL years
said bonds. principal and Interest.
TO be paid out OF the net income from
net income shalt not be sufficient
for that purpose. the remainder shall
be payable out 81 taNeH levied In
said Port District. Tn. detail. Of
the method Of creating and apply
ins said net income and tsxHs. and
Of creating n proper and sufficient
fund for the payment OF the prin-
cipai and Interest OF said bonds as
they become due. 70 be az hereafter
prescribed by said Port Commits
sion. said s22G0QO Of bonds 20 take
the place Of a Ike amount OF bonds
fto be selected AH near as may be
BY average naturiif~sI Of the ~ 600. =
900 bond Issue for the East Water
way Improvement No :. authorized
by Resolution No 100. and BY vote
Of the people at the election % June
tho people 81 this t22s. 900 Issue to
act a. withdrawal BY the people
% authority for like amount Of
said s. 900 900 bond Issue. but ~ no
respect to invaiidnto or withdraw
authority as to the rHma inder Of
said - 600 900 bond issue
That at said Special Election TO
he held March 2. 1914. In ali pre-
cinc;s outside Of the incorporate
limits Of the city Of Seattle. the
polls shall be open from tho hour
until and be closed at the hour Of
3 O'Clock D. M. and within the limits
of the city OF Seattle the polls will
be open from s o'clock a m and
remain open until and 30 closed at
the hour % : o'clock .. m.
Dated this 10th day OF February.
1914
THE PORT COMMISSION OF THE
PORT or SEATTLE.
H. 81 CuTTENDEN.
" 9 y REMsBERG.
fts Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
BARRIEAUS Win
THEIR BATTLES

TACOMA. Feb. 13.--Local boxing
fans were more impressed by the
exhibition given by Ernie Barrieau
than that OF his older brother.
Frank. welterweight OF coast
prominence. both OF whom appear
ed In the smoker held here Thurs
day night. The Bsrrieans won their
bouts handily. but the younger,
Ernie. showed much more all
around skin. Frank outpointed
Harry Bishop and Ernie scored a
clean-cut victory over Leo Bishop.
In the other events. Sammy Good
and Billy Wright fought a draw;
Casey Jones knocked out Bert
Campbell in one round: Joe Hill
put Jack Millin away in two rounds.
and Tex Vernon won by n X. O..
from George Piper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
Hugh Fullerton Tells Story Of Boob Jumper
Who Got Down and Prayed at Olympic Meet

High jump, won by Darwin,
height 6 feet ? inches. Alma
Richards unplaeed.


Richards unplaeed.
That was all they had to say In
the reports from Boston giving the
account OF the great meet or the
Boston Athletic association last
week
How quickly We sforget our
heroes
For this Richards ought To go
down In American athletic history
as the hero Of one nt the greatest
dramas OF sport ever seen
He Is Alma W Richards. who.
until two years ago. was scarcely
deard OF outside OF Parowan. Utah.
and who made hls,ory'at Stockholm
and became the idol of the Olympic
athletes
Looks Like Farmer
lie Is u tall. lanky. awkward.
looking fellow. deadly In earnest.
and farmer in appearance and
all He never had seen n big city.
never had competed against star
athlete. yet the awkward. green.
country hoy went from New York
in superb confidence that he would
win.
On the Finland. after the athletes
sailed. Richards became the Joke OF
the party and they amused them.
selves drawing out the raw young.
ster on the subject OF Parowan.
Jumpers All Fall
There came day when the
champions 81 the world. represent.
ing many countries. gathered In the
stadium AZ Stockholm. the day that
the running high Jump was 10 be
decided.
One after another. HORNE, who
was I'll. Thorp. Erickson and Grum
pelt, the American. failed. and with
the bar at 6 feet inches only
Richards. the Joke" and -Litschc.
the German. were left.
Americas honor rested upon the
boob" from Parowan Up, up
they went. and at 6.3as the title
hung In the balance
kneeis and Prays
The moment OF tho supreme
test had come The Americans who
had failed were cheering and en-.
couraging Richards.
He took of his cap. walked
back two hundred feet. and sud
denly dropped TO HE knees. A
nurrur Of surprise. followed by
reserens hush. came over the
great crowd.
Knceling there. eyes appraised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
Sport News
Paragraphs

Walter Miller.f champ weller
weight and middieweight wrestler
OF the world. wants to grapple in Sc
attic.
Jimmy Clabby now holds twp vic
tories over Sailor Ed Petroskey. He
beat Ed again Thursday In a 20
round scrap in Los Angeles.
Anti-race track gambling bill. in
troduced In Maryland. will put race
tracks OF state out OF business.
Willie Hoppe will appear IN the
ring tonight in Frisco for the first
time since he blew off his fingers.
July 4 He meets Sally Salvatore.
Chef Neff. Seattle featherweight,
gets his chance in Frisco tonight.
when he mixes with Young Fitzsim.
mons. Frank Dolan fights Joe
Reilly.
Griffin Murphy Business College
ball team has scheduled games with
Northwestern and Twilight league
teams. For games address the col.
lege.
Knights OF Columbus basketball
team plays Kent tonight in the X. OF
C. gym. The Knights have won
four out OF six games this season.
Miller's Cafe Stars trounced the
P.-I bowlers three straight games
on the Imperial alleys Thursday
night
Sounds like the old days: White
Sox-Giant game. scheduled In Rome
Thursday, postponed on account of
rain.
The young brother OF Jack Four.
nier. Chicago White Sox player. has
been rendered a contract by Yakima
Tri-state league club.
After a stormy session In Chica.
20 Thursday, directors OF the West
ern league decided that the circuit
should remaing intact this season
In competition against 60 other
American and Canadian skaters.
Robert Logan. Montreal A. A. A.
took three championships at New.
bergh, n. Y. Thursday.
Miya Somekawa. manager OF the
Seattle Nippons. has fixed the date
of the sailing OF the local Jan team
for the Orient as August 25.
Freddie Welsh and Young Shu.
grue meet in New York. March 2.
Tommy Burns has offered John.
ny OLeary six fights in Australia
TWO return-trip tickets. and 25 per
cent as his end. oLeary has de.
clined.
Chris Mahoney, Portland Colt out.
fielder. may be turned over 10 the
Victoria club.
should remain. intact this seaso,
scheduled for today are. LJncoIn
VS., Ballard and Broadway VS.. Queen
Anne.
Idaho university defeated Whit.
man at basketball in Moscow Thurs.
day night, SO to IA.
Irve Jensen, former Spokane
pitcher. will manage the Boise club.
In the Union association naxt oaa
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
Complete Report
of Market Today

Eggs are down another cent to-
day, and an additional decrease OF
a cent some time during the day
seemed inevitable when the job
bling houses opened for business
this morning. Producers are now
getting 80 cents per dozen for
fresh eggs.
Price. paid producers rOr vegetable
and fruitl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
WILL FEEL STRAITS LOSS

WILL FEEL STRAITS LOSS
II. By chance. Owner Dug should
condesc.nd 90 give Leo Strait one
more chance. aud leo lived up to
his present declarations 10 stick to
the straight and narrow. Seattle. by
the acquisition Of Charley Swain.
would possess n pair OF the bes,
ou,fielders In the circuit. which nat.
urally would materially strengthen
the locals In this event. Killilay
or Martini would be the only blem,
iah In the outer garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
from a German
Specialist

There are about - people In
every 100 who are constipated. and
they don't know why. Most OF them
have been oons,ipa;.d so long tina,
II has become second nature to them.
Tho rosy cheeks Of childhood years
ago are now pale. the flush and wi,
OF the clear young mind IL now n
slow. dragged out thought. and tho
rich red Alood that used 10 rush
through tender veins &. now n lazy
fluid fun OF Impurities. They don't
realize that constipation 4. n.
quickest road 10 old age. wrinkle.
and decay Millions % psopi. . wear
die off from constipa,Io no; direct.
~. but Indirectly. Their death cert.
neate reads scarlet fever. Bright,
disease. Organic Heart or Diahe,.,
and so forth. They ought TO rsoa
death from constipation causing
heart disease ana 80 on. Tb.v 49,,
realize that diseases In men ar.
mostly due to constipation. IT,.
bowels In their natural condition
shove along the matter ,brouvh a..
intestines without interruption bu,
if constipated they lose their heatsEv
motion and become like dead ..s.ts
worms. Hood and Nerve Toni, ,.iiI
bring back the action Of the bowais
II used according to directions apd
you VIII gain your health one. more
This medicine 10 put up In thrcc
form. No. !. and B. In order TO rot
~ the seat of your disease one
months treatment In each box. Eor
sale hy the Quaker Drug Co. tais
First Ave. Giles Drug Co i1as
60. Ifth y. W and Market. send ali
communications TO tho German
Pharmacal Co. Ballard Station. So.
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

JIM PUGH rs HAVING i.aoo.
horsepower engines built for pis-
turber ". which at least will dis.
turb his pocketbook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
FRATERNITY TO STICK
BY MAJORS AGAINST FEDERALS

alighted backwards. managing 10
avert fall by a frantic effort lie
believes that had he been able to
ride the wind directly. he would
have jumped and been blown NJ
least 90 feet beyond his own record
SAMMY GOOD, WHOM DAN
Salt Ia booming as n coming champ.
failed To impress the Tacoma fight
fans on the occasion OF his meeting
with Bully Wright. Thursday night
Those who watched Good repeated.
ly swing Wild wouldn't have gam.
hlcd a penny against Federal
league contract that sammy could
HIT the broAdside OF a barn with n
pushbail Instead OF taking adyRn.
tagc of this wildnesn. Wright stay
ed indoors most OF the time. coming
out only occasionally TO get n drag
Of fresh air.
BEFORE SAILING FOR Aus.
tralla. Tommy Burns left Frisco
hastily for Calgary to arrange his
habcrdaShery business Sc Possibly
10 slip transportation TO the other
clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

PENN IS ORGANIZING A BOX.
Inc league; probably hoping TO held
that championship until some other
university organizes . club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

great ski riders OF the country. The
northwest gale was blowing 90
INSERT CUT
miles an hour. and. as he took his
second leap. he Was caught In the
wind and blown entirely around.
He turned twice In the air. almost
lost his balance. recovered by a
desperate twist OF the body. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
NORTHWESTERN
WILL OFFER NO
CLASSIER BALL

Have you ever stopped 20
think that the standard OF
baseball In the Northwestern
league next season 10 going TO
be just about az u was last
season. In fact. u probably
Will not be quite as fast. for a
lot OF hlgh-arade athletes went
out Of this company and only
buahors are coming In,
You know. Ia these days OF the
Federal league, it's going to be a
mighty hard task for the North
western moguls TO get any high
class talent. and the clubs viii have
to get along pretty much as they
finished last fall. barring athletes
sold and drafted TO the higher'rat
cd organizations. and those acquir.
cd from the lesser circuits
SOME MAY BE WEAKER
This will mean that the North.
western clubs will be no stronger
than they were last summer. and
most OF them viii be weaker, unless
they have luck TO pick up young
ftors who develop into phcnoms.
occasionally couple OF promising
novices are grabbed In the spring
by some manager. but generally a
club feels highly gratified n II IL
fortunate enough to dig up single
player.
Clubs that were mp In the race
last year will stand the best chance
of keeping up there this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

RANK INGRATlTuDE is The
way players. both In organized ball
and the outlaw ieague. today view
the action OF the Players Frater.
nifty in It's declaration OF allegiance
With the majors. In the war being
wagcd against the Federal lea que
That the demands OF the fraternity.
recently granted In Cincinnati.
would never have been allowed had
II not been for Federal league nc.
tivities. is the general opinion OF
the ball players. Players jumping
to the Federals will nov automatic.
ally forfeit their membership In the
fraternity.
THERE WERE NO DEFINITE
developments In the Johnny Evers
case over night Evers legal ad.
wiser in Troy. n J.. IL en- route TO
New York. bearing tho two con.
tracts Johnny signed with Charley
Murphy as manager and player.
After he has thoroughly scrutinlE-
ed the "poipers" and gets an carful
OF advice from his legal counsel.
Evers promises to divuiEc IN. So.
erct OF his future. President Gaff.
ney OF the Boston Nationals. to
whom Murphy traded Evers. will
confer with the former Cub today
PAoNER oMTvEot. THE SKI.
riding champion, had anexcl,ing ex.
perience on the slide at Cary thai,
came near giving him another rec.
ord. He was practioing on the giant
slide before the big meet OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
DR.. MACY
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ElEGT l0N

TO
special ELECTION viii be held In said
aadp ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
puopALE is SICK

Owner Dug-ha been confined 20
his bed for several days. troubled
with rheumatism. During Dug's ~.
meas the business affairs Of the club
have been practically suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
sEATTLe's NEW NAME

SEATTLE'S NEW NAME
The name with which the Seattle
club will be burdened next season
Is among the chief worries OF Man.
ager Tealey nj the present time
Tealey is satisfied that the mon.
aker affixed TO the aggregation has
considerable to do with the success
OF the squad Last season Tealey's
men had 10 play under the cogno.
men of the Tilikums. Little Napo.
leon In quite sure that tho little
bugs usually associated with that
name during festivities held by the
TillkumE OF Elttaoa served as ink
90 his slaves. Therefore tbs a new
name for W..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

MAKE 1T UNANIMOUS: DE
Wolf Hopper at last admits the Ath.
lotics had better team than the
Giants last fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

JOE RIVERS REFUSES TO BAT.
tie Leach Cross. claiming he hurt
his hands In the fight with Ad VOL.
CAST II he did. he must have step
ped on them.