The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1919, Page 11

I HAVS Here A CA (Ce. L WANT GOUT Ste od | IT ABOUT HALT AN HouR! TAKG Opp You rR. PANTS NOW, THEN, IF YOU PROMISE TO PROVIDE SUPFICICNT HEMT IN, R APARTMENT HOUSES AFTER 1S, YOU MAY GET UP Bovr I G-cusss YOUR HM Have Te HHH HELP me! | SGC-GeT UP ‘AFT, WOOD AND CROWDER BOOST FOR BOXING LAW NEW YORK, Jan. 18.—Former | ships, and later a national tourn: dent Taft, Maj. Gen. Leonard| ment to decide national champto: food and Provost Marshal Gen.! ships Organizing of a board of con- Crowder were reported today to be! trol is am interested in a project to nationalize this bo: oxing, u new laws which will ovide st ests f ne the c dt rules. Col jor champion-| had agreed to head the Anges sugKested, hb weights and t was stated, rd. EUABROADWAY IS WINNER OVER LINCOLN FIVE |, Herman In a poorly played game the iiway high school basketball } ' ‘Golden Gate Ring” Luminary Meets Tuesday ae juad beat the Lincoln five at the jorth End gymnasium, 16 to 7, Fri. ry. Broadway had the best of the go | thruout the melee, but lacked| polish of a finished team. The/ oln team was rather overawed the first hill squad in the first period, but during the last half they | the Broadway team almost ; } ' Lis i Freyan and Gustavason divided scoring honors with three goals Both men put up a good Ia Vake at guard also d well. For the Red and Black contingent Dyke, the big guard, was the dual luminary. He played a uous checking game and rung one long shot from the middle the floor. ‘The Lincoln forwards were light, showed flashes of speed. Nor- may develop into a valuable} as the season advances, ‘The Lincoln scrubs tallied a vic on their record at the expense the Broadway crew, winning 16| / i J “ .. = oS r a r= * ni r. t~ 4 line-up: | Lincoin Norquist Westphalin Dyke} | Smius goals—Gustavason 3, Fray- 1, La Wake 1, Norquist Veatphalin 1, Dyke 1. Fouls— Johnny MeCarthy y* coda jh Me Waebetitutions—Broadway, Ivy for| Nett Tuesday night Johnny wason; Lincoln, Craite for| Carthy, the hard-hitting Californian, 0 | will make his third bow to Seattle feree—Wes Feenie |ring fans when he tackles “Kid” 1 fa Queen Anne swamped Franklin. | Herman at the Crystal pool. 2 * Beatties lub ts on the; He is one of the veterans of the fe 21, io the opening game in| sicarny has been going at a to anoth pionship, but| game, having played professtonal a the Mt. Baker gymnasium, and Bal | os | a yy Mie hat i Tard opened the season in a hotly | fast clip this season, and with the * nothing new for the local | hockey ie 6 years, altho he is oaly i GOBtested melee with a win over| welterweight title of the Coast rs np ry off ” s. In fact, Raa iat : : West Seattle, 22 to 18, at West mtb: vna{it is @ habit with therr rank Foyston is an Ontario Bh Seattle. Ginating S6 tue hett he hes been he Wilsc Foyston, Rowe nd starred on the Toronto club be 2. SR aT rer of the best drawing “cards in this| ee ae aise ts Maat Hia bee 4 section ‘ } mship t / n ranch in the Kast, where 1 Mf TO BOX NEFF a: oma non Rr An eg tage PO Re same fall. Frank tn aid to bo very fond seupgtesnyt me © a jores to t 0D he farm life. we ee h operate © bunch rung up a title for | Of t ; see him operate on Herman. nee Bernard ("Bernie") Morris, Seat ny a a ¢| hockey in Brandon, Manitoba, and ight, has been signed to zneet Chet AT ELKS’ CLUB| the Play bareda ole aad | ar genre Neff in the semi-windup to the Mc-| oo ot nowling ; football, and max ce (PEt ARs Carthy Herman go at the Crystal FP sig arog asi _ Shige rg og f the team are LCTOBNe | Tuesday night cob ene go Ve rg - play | Bronson will arrive in Seattie Sat-|%Y Might. Team No. 5 won two out)” One of the outstanding features GVESS I'm Tue ORGMAL HARD~ LUCK GUN = SAY, IF 1 AD A WNDRED DOLLARS I'D GO CRAZY ~ AND JUST THINK SOME GUYS WAVE A MiLLiod | | NOT Bucks ALL There OWN MORE CHANCE GETTIN A GOOD JOB “THAN THERE \ PLAYIN’ TH’ Wei, CaN You Beat THAT How SOME BD HAS CASED QUT With MY CUAT AND _f~ LOFT This OLD BENNY FoR mel TUT-TUT YOUNG MAN DONT DISPAIR OF GETTING & JOB - WHY 1M LOOKING FOR A CAPABLE LAD TO ACT AS MY ASSISTANT, AND | “THINK You = Guiil —— SSS La! AUR —DID You SAY SUMPIN OR Was IT A A tHE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. By Condo] DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Good Fortune Only Flirts With Wilbur. < 1 6VESS 1 GOT Youe | OVERCOAT AWD You've ) GOT mine t ‘ You SAY You'LL Give ME A JOB AS YOUR ASSISTANT 2 WILL THERE BE ANY CHANCE FOR Wilson, (1); Muldoon, manager, (2); Rickey, @); Foyston, (1); Ro we, captain, ©); Murray, (6); Walker, (7); Holmes, (8; Morris, ©. Eday to do his training here, so as pl pau from Team No. 3.) 0¢ this season's play has been the in the best of condition for the | Team No. big change in Cully Wilson's play- it | vaden 164 206 ing. ‘The little forward has sharp- McCarthy and Herman are on|ya0-™ : 4 ee ened his shooting eye and fs or ip way North for Tuesday's battle. | yummy 160 > Item lof the most valuable men in the th men are in good shape for the | petriage 171 13% -148-— league. = which should be « siam-bang| (yy ..., 138 188— 516| Can anyone imagine Wilson, the fair. They put up a fast battle in bad man of the team, acting In the ig Pertiand recently, McCarthy winning | = Totals 3 783 893~2489| role of teacher's pet? Well, j= Megthe verdict. Team No. 3 as he mado a complete confe ie Grant . 180— 529|That’s how he got the name ¢ ot 7 . fe acher's name wa Your Patronage Appreciated 160—~ 473) “Cully,” for his tea ” Pay Checks Cashed | Dummy 150— 460|Cull, and well-—tt stuck a TO Bergren 1 a4 Wilson started out b hockey ca IRREY & SEARS’ Howell .. 190— 601 BILLIARD PARLOR a | Monarchs, the same club that y ef 1420 3rd, Corner 3rd and Pike Totals ... 824 7 807-—2397| Laughlin, who w Counter Barber shop High score—Reiter, 20 the local squad, is “4 Drinks. M. 2819, Card Tables Po iii ayerage—Ltelter, seek with tie: @ three years, and th AL PAINLESS DENTISTS: | OW order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which Is the lightest $15.00 Set of Teeth... 10.00 Set Whalebone $8.00 Crowns ‘ $8.00 Bridgework ..... $2.00 Amalgam Filling Painless Extracting Cadena” All work guaranteed for 18 years. ing and get teeth same day, loxa: and See Samples of Our Plate t of our present pt mination and advice fre Bridge Work. We 8 atronage is recommended whose work is #till giving good satisfaction. tested our work. t have with you. Open for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS O97 UNIVEMSITY OT. Opposite Vrases-Patersog Cm month | worked in 81.00 cross with Have impression taken In the| squads. He play has tried lacros $8.00 | holding down the Toronto cha Holmes the Robert they world's title for seve the ar 1 played ye Toronto our | Seattle squad, played fc As our|tion of the Victoria se When coming to our office, be swe! whon played When he Manager Muldoon made a fense man out of him, and now he| ranks with the best in the reer as a member of the Winnlpeg member of ‘ore club nis is his fc year on the Seattle seven. | baseball and football, and © during past tle the ummer he yions last year professional In the and Re came in for te or ined He for purth nmer hipyards ongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; | | yap Happ erie ap aot you can bite corn off the cob; guaran. |‘!® veteran of hockey. teed 15 yearn. ' yed on two world's champion EXAMINATIO? guarding the net the Canadiens in 19 ame berth for the la Kast, edale ward po 1914, the cult, Cacambers Vaxplant Garlic r Potatoes: me, War Apples. years Springs—Under 2 Ibs t tn tag per Mot KW Lace al, shots in around the top of the kdder when|ball pitcher fn the Southern Michi hockey and is always {man on the local crew, was a base- the scoring records are published. | gan league in 1912. He learned the He is the golf fanatic cf the club,|fine points of hockey in Michigan. and has also tried, his hand at base-| Murray shows promise and may de ball velop into a star defense mar Jack Walker hails from “Si Peto Muldoon, the popular leader Mountain,” Ontario, near city jof the Seattle squad, has had a Port Arthur. Jack ia the invent varied career in athietica, He has of the hook check, jinx of every |the championship habit, too, lead- forward in the b *. He is one|ime the Seattle team to a world’s of tt cal at nt nd aj hockey title and training the Van prime favorite with tho fans. He/Couver lacrosso team when they played with the Toronto champlo won the Minto cup several years | ago. in the East He is one of the best] Hugh (‘Muzz”) Murray, the spare house, dom per 1. Th... od Gems. FRUITS Florida +p Wash, Rowe, the captain of the] Almonds—rer ™ or M 4 comba or box NUTS per for ik, f. 0. b. Seattle 21.00@ 22.00 6.00 10.00 1.00 2 Tha. and over ... Young, Light, live Geese Hens Heavy Belgian Hares Pork Veal—Fancy . Meet. r top: Good bid Country, per MR. ck hows Selling P x Batter— al carte | Cheene- m | Oats Limburger « Alfalfa. Timothy hment wrapped (Prices paid gwhole Min Local (sprouting) t y creamery ty ry Hay and Wash Wash ung America.. Grain -.32.00@ ov 10 a) OT the latter a 110.00 21h. 64.00 +6 670,00 Running Champion {to Meet Eastern Stars in New York | CHICAGO, Jan. 18—Sole Ray, Mlinols Athletic club's record and title holding athlete, probably will make his first comeptitive appear- anc of the indoor wason the games of the Millrose A. A., to be jheld at Madison Square Garden }during the week beginning March 9. | From Chica. have come reports |that Ray is training hard for future meets, and that he is in excellent shape. The sturdy Httle champion's |foot 1s reported to have completely |recovered from th caused by a shell falling on it some time ago. ably will compete in ¢ aborate meets uled for Eastern part of } country during March. In addition to the Millrose gar there will be the annual Meadowbrook club meet at Philadelphia March 1%, and subse quently the national A, A. U. indoor championships to be held here during part of March. TAILORING CO. Headquarters for Suits, Coats and One-Piece Dresses 425 Union Street = = Satie SAY Youne Feuer, | | GIVE ME “THAT CoAT. Se be — YES ee \N CASE ANYTHING SHOULD HAPPEN / M’CARTHY IS ‘THAT WAS VERN Careress| OF me ‘CAUSE | HAD A Tu0vsAnd DALLARS Woe@Th OF LIBERTY ) BONDs IW THE THE CELEBRATED LION TAMERS Y.M. QUINTET VICTOR OVER PLAYS CAMP CALIFORNIAN LEWISSQUAD The Y. MC. A. basketball five will ” won a decision in the|open its season tonight against the fast quartermaster corps team from Camp Lewis, ‘The local five won the city honers last season, and are anxious to slip a win over the soldier squad. The lineup: SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ny McCarthy main event in a good card, here, last night. He outboxed Jack Robinson | in three of the four rounds, and had the latter in bad shape at the end of the first. It was a tough fig Da Jimmy Dundee. Dave Sh | Toby | verse. Charlie De Long made short work | Capana 18,—John “ h took a decision over Charlie Moy shaded the crowd thought, but Irwin, the referee, said the re- de, QM | Wilson (c) .. Y.™MCGA Forward. ..Powers (e) ‘orward. sss... of Kid Romeo, putting him away in| Spencer .......Center...... Murphy |the first round. |too big for Steve Dalton, and won| Young ...—Ajuarid.._..... the: decision. | Moore ROAD BULLETIN Week Ending Jannary 18, 1919 Issued Dy Samuel J. Humes, King County Engineer opened Seattle-Tacoma High Line Koad. Thru Index Des Molnes—In good condition Pieres county Une, Renton-Kent—Gravel road on east #ide «: hot battl valley good. Kent Paving-—New paving on Pactfie| period. | highway now open. Kent-Auburn—Orave! road good, | Kent-Des Maines —Good. | for five milea out of Auburn Take old road to left at end of pavement » Enumclaw picnic grounds, In fine-con- | HENts. dition, }_A Enumclaw District—Roads generally good | games. south of Green river. kood to Groenwater river. Maple Valley Black Diamond—Generaily | good. Renton-Maple Valley—Good. | Sonset Highway !ente vit Inaaquah and Falls City, excellent East from North Bend cars can reach #ix-mile post w begins here Carley Smith was} Swanson _....Guard.__. Brown Sub... Glsea DUTHIES WIN OVER RIVALS IN FAST TILT Duthies the season with wins over the Tod®and endent clubs, Friday night, sfeated the Todd teacn in goals to 0. scored the first count in the initial Duthies de large Scoring: and local Skinner & Eddys amateur hockey Kendall ‘The final counter was reg- McKusker +L. W. Hanson .-----R.W. .--—-Cosgrutf Duthie—Kendall, unas- to North Bend, | sisted; Leader from Kelly. Penalties Duthies, Last | Todds, Mason (4), McMillan, Cosgruff. non McDon: neups follow: ald car went over ummit December §, | Substitutions—Duthie, | 2828; _ With, good Taek, next ene Will'95 | Totient, for MUOMnee Kirklaml-Hothell—New pavement open tm | Wallace, Kirkland and from Kirkland to brick | road at Bothell. | Hollyweod-Redmond—Fair only; chuck- holes. | Bot hell-Woodinville-Duvall— Poor. | new steel bridge over Snoqualmie at |. Duvall. Kirkland-Palle City—Fine ever stone trail Falls City-Duvall—Dy East Road Thre Tolt—< Kirkland-Tolt—Good except portion over hill from Malls City road to bridge ever Snoqualmie, Logging trucks here. 8. | Reid Yellow. | David Cook (2), Newport-Insaquah—Via Lake Sammam=| 10+) ay tsh—-Good. Newpart-Renton-- Good. None, Kenton- \ Jack Dempsey’s Casualty List for Last Year In to quests for information as to Jack Dempsey’s quick knockout record, the following list is published: It will be noted that he stopped 14 opponents in 17 minutes and 33 1 average of 75 seconds, red Fulton, I Porky Flynn, 1: ) ) > ) ) ) ) response numerous re- victory sna second: s Porky Flynn Arthur Pelky, : Jim Flynn, 1:10. Charlie Miller, Hob McAllist Tom MeCartt Bob Devere, 1:50. ‘Tom Riley, 1:15. Moran, :45. Smith, 1 goal. The 1:12, 2:10, 1, Jack icte Homer Carl Morri Gunboat Smith, 3 iraietnpciepatapintctetnimnat ttt | TOON « Oatman. Barbour Loughlin Liberty Bonds Bought and sold at market rates. The Seattle & §F. Strachan Use | Battall -- Scoring Metropolitans before the |here tonight, toria wing, i too strong I 1 of line-up ; (3) Victoria (Tobin from Johne aborne. na shot t for them, istered In the second period, on @ shot into the nets by Leader. Skinner and Eddys had an easy | Aubarn-Enumelaw—New pavement open | time with the Independents, running up a score of 6 to 2 on their oppo- crowd witnessed the | Pranklin-Black Diamond—Good. Todds. Position. Duthies. Aaborn- Black Diamond —Good over either 0! G route, via Soon eck or Green river. McDonald . ° retea Best over the Soos creek road. | Wallace . D, —-—--McDonagh McClellan Pass Highway—Road padty |“Toots” Bissett .D. ~------—Leader rutted for several miles beyond White | McMillan ees ae.C. sveanceneeKelly River Lumber\Ko. Balance of read |siinner «. -R. ..----MeDonald (@, Leader; ‘Todds, Wright for Wallace for Wright. Independents, Substitutions Penalties—None. LOCA LTEAM LOSES GAME | AT VICTORIA VICTORIA de he putting up & hockey, Position, ct Seattle—M Referee—Micke summary First arbour from 3 goals to 1. The great playing of Tobin, Vie ponsible for the es ed two goals and assisted im the other, Foyston ree, as Jan, 18-——The Seattle ent down to defeat Victoria hockey seven he only Seattle: Seattle club made frantic ef- forts to win the game in the final period, but the Victoria defense was Johnson and high-class Seattle, turray ey Ion, period Tobin), Foyston underdale Holmes s+eee. Rowe Rickey and (1) 26 2) Seattle (Seattle, Foyston), son), 4:41, Second period—(4> Nati 1 Bank toria (Tobin from Dunderdale), ationa: FY seconds. Third period—None. Bond Department Penalties+-First. and second ods Third period Second Ave, and Columbia St, (Seattle), 3 minutes; toria), 3 minutes View 40, per | Wilson | Dunderdale (Vie | i 4