The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1913, Page 2

e THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913, @ id AL A CCC CLC Ll! ALE ALLL LL LLL LILLE LLL ALLL AL LL AS SAFES Ad Wolgast Gets Chance Saturday in Battle With Tommy = tool 2 ae rere | Murphy to Show Whether He's Real ‘Come-Back or’ ‘Has ‘Been’ ra” |] vauet { cnnscillasiadt | ' Tay AD wat Ga “a LY once ae BY TOMMY abet As Wena eee a p arp Nixes 4 Se ummmcnie round go y ft rt to go faster and harder et MG ne ee eee ea | PURCELL SAFE CoM sc elusive Agent tor the oa SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.7 OENUING WALLS sane ais morrow afternoon at Daly ¢ e nee wea ar ¢ consents to meet me in a re- || Sewer, — — « - sim my ne Ly ® ten m hat ter herd ; a ' ” BULLBROS. Sire Si oom “ plon of ew Just Printers oo: Leer ewe | SEATTLE THEATRE fe go1g THIRD AVENUE |" Sonnets oa |HERE’S M’GRAW’S | “tue wor J & IN 1043 IND. 5200! meeting one of the very toughest “ Ban 10 S200 |e Te cites oe | FUNNIEST STORY| ow 3, J § and who b wn better form | tien Purifies the Blood and ff} “ten Wolsast agreed (0 moet) sctontious tral he ee te navadt Cures Rheumatism ee a | jwith the Baits ih ited * Wel WILLIAM ROCK p I Ha x FACTS ABOUT THE FIGHT. # th Mu tr "i ‘ a ,_ MAUDE FULTON ta * * he pete ying i OMPIKEUM ACTING tb Phone Main 963. * Wolk “AR geen His a bet of | to the a Ww » pe ce | 1 * > * %- 2 ~ fn Eyres Transfer Co.f “sss So soe f | . i : Office 114 Jackson St * * jay eal kod aenanrreersreme sores ; wr * 4 hee nal gg Tater Bas : NAT CARR & CO, * Ta ) * : me my Ban Eat ee pale B OTHER BIG S & ©. ACTS wy v * — _ ov . t eym he is AD WOLGAST (LEFT) AND TOMMY MURPHY hin 7 D mt Cc * Estimated o—$18 * sed = Tommy Murphy's Sparring Partner le Gunboa t Smith, the saat a Pui Picture ia we bit ‘y ae pe i antage > The } - * mmy Comin ut of a icken Coop, Where Smith Had Shut Him Up After Overpowering Him in 1 ? ‘eat ay - Taken RESRRARN YS Se ite le Aad og eto Bvt ay one of Thole Friendly Seutties onmay Mae @ined in His aa ; ° x f { a Hee : Ut og ad aa iy ‘will ber well, provide a | VEAN’S ONLY HOME uli é “er: PR d a tow days work, announced r puts aside the glove 3 LAND NEW _TWIRLER' FRANCE HAS NEW RUN A FLUKY ONE| "20,2026 Scrr7. in skstel ae . warHoyt PeATeS ‘ , solder : Saint \ Dae : en ork eo ‘ RINGIDOL; BOGAN!) Bracketed af DEL HOWARD TO BASKETBALL 1910, t» the latest addition to os ne ta the Pacific oo _ BE SEALS’ BOSS oa x al cam, arn To eee ney tae eee [tor tena aT ae] rt eh feos Oe , " oe rut : a | Scenic Cafe A ANTEED 15. YGA) Labering “People’s Dentists : “| STRAIT WILL SIGN, | TEALEY DECLARES | FEED GAME BIRDS } NELOON defeated f Racine, Wis, in 10 tw rounds at Racine Wednes- SCENIC CAFE 1695 First Ave. JAS. L. SHLUTE, Mer. A Place to Eat STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS S. A. C. PUTS ON “SHOE REPAIRING SHOW TONIGKIT Cabaret Vaudeville, 8 p. m. to P acabhen Best Materials, Best Workmanship and at Right Prices, ot fall Varia at he sack wtih pant Hl Gk edge eave tas 0 MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL, | 613 Second Ave. 75¢ aye Deut who leaves for Stablished 1891 JAMES HANDS RUBE 8 With Desa. ain SOME ROUGH TALK Is What You Want ia At Columbia, 15 minutes’ ear ride f r Square star, ia an Ingrate, 8 » RIVERS FAVORED i} * ny man can secure a HO for bis FAM on n at fed him,” is BY BETTING ODDS 7 $5 CASH and $5 Monthly Jan. J. Corbett, who 7 A Home District for Home Loving Pe Someone ought to ‘cal tht fe LOS i pag ay $250 TO $300. * eae . Petr at ppre : taken advan e of t is Re : : VARSITY FIVE IS David P. 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