The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1913, Page 2

ATHLETIC PARK BASEBALL ! | TOMORROW, JULY 4TH | G } } | ny 10:30 2:30 Afternoon Game RITCHIE AND JOE [PE RIVERS CHIPPER eased Wire 0, July 4 uing to and full of fight VANCOUVER VS. SEATTLE “Safes, That Are Mate” Fire. Preot Burgtar-Proot VAULT DOORS Hright as “4 Whenever ipper as a Pive-Proof Willie Rite was astir early at Th 8 " Dargiar. Proot his camp today for his 20-round go . or Pree! here this afternoon with Joe 4 Furni Rivers for lightweight cham. |] Both Pelk urniture pton@hip world, which will Weed . AKE in Coffrofh's arena at 2 Steel pm. The first thing Ritchie did spon arising was to step on the/tle, Arthur Fixtures sca He weighed exactly 133 pounds, Burns, his Weed Steet Marble PURCELL SAFE CO. Rivers remained tn bed until 8:30. He was fresh and gay when he arose, He weighed 133% pounds, [nine weeks’ vaudeville tour, which Exclusive ¢ for the may ude Seattle, GENUINE HALLS SAFE Muate the Heldelberg Cafe It will probably be September or Prone Main 6? every Hotel Birkel, First,|/October before Pelkey gets a Seattle Advertisement [chance to defend hia title, accord a fing to Burns, While he declares he would sooner have the fight t place in Callfornia, Burns be at the best offers can be GREENBANK WHIDBY ISLAND LAND SUITABLE FOR Dairying General Farming Chicken Ranches Water Front for Summer Homes tt pr We have som It ts 1, easy to crop early tn the se high prices are obtainable ith aaa hard-hitting k, Everett, 0 boat or #:30 land interurban for Eve Send for Map and Circular M | CALVIN PHILIPS & CO. 815 Leary Bldg. today will lightweight Phone Main 7314 Ue will be though Cro |been match lyet short 10 to 6 fave champion of the world, land Thursday night Burns and hia protege will begin a Anderson, the Wasbi The Star owes an apology to Arthur Pelkey, plonship title through his victory over The Star is in error, it hastens to Star printed a picture and an article illustrating the blow with which Pelkey beat McCarty at Calgary McCarty never regained consciousness after he went down story gave the Impression that Pelkey and Burns were a themselves through the unfortunate death ey and his manager the Calgary arena when the former champion died Pelkey manager, left for gotten from Australian promoters, vantag PRICE $25 PER ACRE UP It is his right hand which con tains the K. 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W_CHAMPION ROTHUS TODAY, who lays claim to the cham hie manager in ite pink edition, The blame owing publicity to be made for Such an Impression is farthest from the truth are reluctant to say or do anything that will recall the tragic scene in After spending the day In Seat heavy weight and Tommy Port At Portland The Vancou their fourth strat oe & Detroit Mt, Louis New York | st Lone Pittsbure Boston Cineinnatt | | COAST 1 Low Angeles . | Han Francisco ARTHUR FOUR IN A IN A ROW! GOOD SHOW AT 62} against him. 1) Had the bail PELKEY rsa 40 RINK CAMPBELL AFTER BOUT WITH VAISE ell, whom Frenchie y outpointed in a eting at Dreamland seeking a return match Canada’s new ightweight ch will probably be e place in the near future in Canada FLEMMING 18 HIGH GUN ttle gunners — finished cond in the shoot ma Thureday under of the Tacoma Rod and Hugh Flemming, who Seattle's leading a first place in ing 191 targets out ). BE. 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