The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1919, Page 9

VERETT TRUE. BY CONDO“ VIN } Ler Me LOOK AT Your MR, TRUE, PAPE A MINUTE. tL WANT To gy GLANCS AT THE PINANCIAL Pace AND Ses wHaTt's DIING. T HAVG “—\TAKEN A LUTTE FUER IN STOCKS, ANO | EXtTeRTAIN Hie WeLen TAKE ANOTHER CITTLS FLIER, MR. CALC PAY Nov R “LANDLADY THE Two MONTHS’ RENT YOU = OWE HGR YY! = E King and Darcy Head cLosesEYE | Local Smoker Tuesday On, Tom,’ GLAD Wee KoMe (ve INVITED A SAILOR BOY FoR DinneR IT wish You Wovid Go mn AN — IRitchie Sur OF CHAMPION | IN TORRID GO IM THE et at i attend ctl FEB. 22, 1919 @) Presume You Like “the LIFE IW “THE WAY BETTER THAN THE ARMY, OF CoveGE = SURE - OR Nov WouLon'T HAVE JOIWeD THE WAVY -TUAT'S LOGICAL ~* WELL, Wow! Do Now | Do, MY Yous marl! Giaod To see Nou Back AND | EXPecT ‘ou’R@ GAD ‘To BE BACK Yes, clap To pe BACK Now Thar t's ALL over. wwe | HELD | MANY You DID M'DEAR ~ tT STARTED TO STRIKE TEN BUT | STOPPED IT To KEEP IT FROM — WAKING YOU SES by Holding WILL VAUGHN BE ABLE TO RETAIN HURLING CROWN? vlog ae wee look! ine b i 1 coitat before they squawk ee ae Wierd LEAD TH NATIONAL LEAGUE ee On r th y and Willle Ritchie, with nothing to lose PITCHERS RACE ears On Se Ser thelr emeber to ~ fa go and all to gain, and backed by a With Bobby Harper on top of be staged Tuesday at the Crystal advanc Adama has wildly eytt antic owd, carcted | the Northwes¢ lightweight heap, P been in a ring, but ac | th t to Benny Leohard in four local fans are anxious to see the With Mick King and Jim Darcy m to pre stuff in San fast rounds last night kid in action again. As previ billed as the headline event, and inco he ts one of the best men| San Francisco newspapers, with| ously announced, Harper may Ridley, Northwest bantamw . t at his weight lone excep today » the fight) fight Harold Jones, from whom king, and Georgio No Crip, |to Ritchie, the native son he won the title, but Jones is iierstoes signed up for Ridley iieai ——— | fight, however, was a draw Just about thru for awhile as be dup, indications point to a strong Ta ae anitie Whiealt. Wee vel Utche getting the credit for| has made a flaale of hin last ‘Din. tr weibn wien’ at Billy Mas g matters three fights, being licked by Pete The other bouta on the program ae po wartienk | ° ound was even, In the Mitchie, Bobble Moore amd Har are Mike Pete 4 Billy Shade; Ed Mu at ete and 3 a third, Ritchie, by ruah? per in turn. doe Gorman, the @ie McKenna and Jimmy Duffy. of ryt = Nolet © the fight, scored a slight lead on| heavy hitting Portland boy, may Aberdeen, and a new fellow 1 a | BU We aaa hae AD more cautious champion. In the] be brought up fi the Rose Carp and Percy Walker in the ¢ a ee ow naga eager surth, Leonard earned a good| City to mix it w Harper. tain raiser. fouck, however, Shade har all that Fighting under the handicap | While Bob is undoubtedly more ‘ tc’ < Impiies, Pete had trou i left eye, Leonard, in the) Clever than the Portlander, the Jim Darcy has a fine chance t¢ k. while Shade had ar 1 back the 5 Cregen an care cant BE: The put Mickey King in the land of cher the actor-nallor-boxer ir S08 ees Oe <a, & ed i Gee ry blossoms, sweet singing birds and | th i mi at Sie sae iia the feliver that Nate Druxtman, Bob's man- wE (9 A REGLAR Baeple dreams if he a eee cei rckccnma will box with |!n« rights and lefts against [itchie’s| Agee, In negotiating with Bobby |] CREPE-RANGER Te Fight mitt on Mickey's jaw ard mime ae — we Lot theed of wih Evens, whe handles German's AMGITOUS CLUB Mickey's jaw isn't the easiest }one of the ~ Harbor district! The Crowd seemed to claim the! business, for the match. to be thing in the world to rg ee a : . Htleht for hie. It has the closed staged at the next Elks’ show, ae weneatcing Calit “i wid put up a eye ae its one bit of tangible evi i ; yin the initial Leonard got one of Ritehie’s| Gorman iv anxious to get a crack . when they mixed here a shor ow in the third round. |at Jimmy Dundee, the California ago will make many Seatth Esha i on worked | star, and may make a@ trip to the a everything—in- | Golden Gate to take him on. Local ‘ contract—to love, | fans would like a peep at Dundee, }\s gain, he contented| who Js sald to be one of the beat Were cea) { ba, and with giving | hold decisions over the best of {the er a creditable showing for | them PETE MULDOON {i_money | oi {} Ritehie, classed as a welter, out: | Sid Mitchell is going thru some weighed Leonard more than five! strennous training stunts down of the Se {and entered the boxing game, but | 00% 0 y ee ee na of | went back to his first love—hockey. | POUPG™ | va wo a ceee Ge) ene Sas symone tle hockey team, is very fond of Fo euale of senséns Pete pla: a preparation for his bout in Ta * B beef and cabbage ed roal on : ntario intermedi — sage Curty Beith coma with dJohuny MeCarthy, itt tickles the palate of any Mick | hoc te pra hap practically | » Harry Brismer won from Harry | the Conat ‘welterweight champ, n | Pelainget noon. most o! i fans end makes me at home in any par-| grown up on ice. Johnny Arrousez drew with Clatr | pick Johnny to topple over the ee” confesses Pete. ge ———| Bromeo in a gory fight | Australian, Sid thinks he has a es to sing, and is Mexican Kid Carter outclassed | fine chance to win. “I may be jm star at fancy skating down shortly after the Mexican had mars to keep mo there,” says Sir sven several demonstrations bere of }~=(CAPTURE ICE. | wincea tim jo may change his tune if skating on stilts. Geo. Spencer and Pete won the heavyweight and MIX IN NORTH fought « slugging draw, tions, however. When McCar- HELL HAVE SOME COMPETITION WHEN E middleweight ring championships | _ Satlor Wilson = knocked Dico thy cracks ‘em, only o miracle AL CXANDER RETURNS Shere a few years ago and was one STANDING OF THE CLUBS jO'Brien out over brings ‘em back to life. fof the best men of his weight along Won, Lost, Pet. ~~ TO —- lab in-chief t ji the Coast in the boxing game. Vancouver « 7 533 Big Steve Reynolds ts rounding n n, slabster-in-ch cinnati batters for the season's rec- For several years Pete has been a) geatin + rae 500 into shape and expecta to mix on a| ff the Chicago Cubs, was sure the | ord Heading figure in hockey circles! yi, ae a 467 ieead d soon. He may hook up|DM nolee in tho National league last) At a glance one would say that Jong the Coast, piloting the Port-) wieporia, B with Jim Jorge, the New York bat-| "Aton. fe aa ve ugha had consis rable to do with nd and ttle teams for several panging the puck into the nets after |{ wy, " tler, on a future card, Steve has| pan ae Doreen antes ne Grn nro toe Senmane, Oc Coe DORAN Hy Fre asons. His biggest achievem Wl ce tatuatieg of evestions, Chiu Louats Ending February 22, 1919 |hung up a record of three atraight |Off the best average for the lewst | Mitchell's t am ’ ; ithe ice game was registered in Se| 1), won a thrilling ico tilt for the |} — Issued by wins in his last few starts and says |Carned runs allowed in the game With the return to the Cubs this ttle when he led the Mets to 4 home squad last night. The final|) Samuel J. Humes, King County }/ ne in anxious Yo operate on the|>amely, 1.74 season w seoms likely, of Grover hworld’s title a couple of # ago aa Gaa & ale 4 th we |? gineer | peweomet He also took the lead in the num- | Alexander, it sure will be an inte n NON A ENE: ATONE ee ie seuslen over night: | awwennnmenininnnnasnnanl| ‘i ber of games won, 2 ing race between these two pitching mys Pete, “and wo have our hearts | 208"! Coast league hockey feattie-Tacoma Paved Valley Roed—O.K.| Frankie Tucker and Chet Neft|, Hl strikeouts of opposing batsmen | wonders as to which will lead the ect on another world’s cup. If the | mice wcored the first counter for Seattle-Tacoma Migh Line Read —Thru| | TMC | Meee ne ae ict | Wtaled 148, he leading tho league in | lea Parish will help any, we should have | ,, : Lor Den Mo In ondition to “ i" " | this respect also. Of course it ains to be seen < ; the visitors, after 15 n «of play.| Pierce county line. From Pierce county |in Bellingham the other night. . no trouble winning c wened > | re emabie, 2 aa : These three feats would have satis-| whether or not er's strenuc Jatman evened up th unt in th Tacoma is passable, tho muddy|one here knew the bout waa going Pete had a very short college edu - r |_ in places | fied most ordinary moundsmen, but services overs © had any effe third period for Victoria, and Tobin to be staged, as everybody kept it a tion, He went*to Stratford col. eg" a \ . Renton-Kent—Gravel road on east side Ps tm Big Jim thought otherwise on his pitching ity, but if not, Big cal f res ke, |DUt the Aristocrats in front with a Fallen’ Gate secret and the melee wasn't an- |" 6." xy 40 he struck out 12 Cin- mn tatnty 5 t se ee Ontaria for & tow wee sh few minutes la In @ fren Kent-Auburn—Gravel rod fair | nounced until Tucker returned Fri sed tee re, Cen rere, ot Se Pevorking iff a law ¢ at $5 per vied effort. Harris ba equal Kent | aay — himeelf to retain the honors that ek. The baseball club at Bran-| 10. three minutes b he final | Ashe pover Seg welts won in the past s A te fin’ sath the club nnd he | WEe of ment to! Frankie Murphy, Coast flyweight Imonth to pis ith i sole With the count 2 goals all, the ounds, In fine} ) oo al ‘ ” Sak up the offer. After a season in rig king, has turned trainer at Austin WIN FOR “W ig Canadian league he came ‘ a lke mad ER sr District — Ronda generalty|& Salt’s gymnasium during the last 5 sie clinched ee uth of Green river jf w days, and boxes with all comers JACKSON WILL RETURN lineup Aubera-Biack Diamené—Best over Gove! .toay beyond welterweight. He Van k road. | Dropping the ball into the rim in sg - - * CHICAGO, F Joe Jackson MecClelian Pass Highway Pasnahie | he doesn't ike middleweight | 1.6 iast minute of play, Capt. Coo Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers for slugging outfielder ll be back Maple Valley-Black Diamond—Generally | ang heavyweights and he is afraid wor. thrilling pelos thall pv jor | Vegetables and i] hit whe © be seed 5 ce en he is| ‘ . othe or | x with the White Sox when the bell fenset” Highway—Renton-North nena, | that he will get mad when he in| he" viversity’ of Washington last | =o 4 fings for the 1919 season. White r by Iamaquab From North Bend | sparring with them and knock a| 1/8. on the local floor, ‘The final v re Rees meee Aewounced today they Tayie Satine waleaiectew sorenes |few of them loose. Murphy is sure | cunt was Washington 18, 0. A. C. tee nde oo ele rine det have received Jackson's signed cor FE eit rom Kirkland ‘te’srice | he would bo barred from the gym-| 1? . ' ae cea oor 0: tract. Jackson left the x last Vancouver. | road at Bothe nasium if he showed up Austin &/° "A+ ine end of the first half, Wash Local, ‘per ns 1 year to take shipyard employment mea, 1218 ood Redmond —Fair ony, Chock-| Salt’s budding big fellows gate UL Ee apace oat ent cases Davall— Poor recom 7 The visiting guards put up a hard rs oo > 1 St. St.Paul Stove Repai & Plumbing Oo. CG. Yoel 3 a pleasure 1 at thi#| Billy Wright craves another crack | checking game, and most of the local Cig bY tne nen working to wet into shape! at Johnny McCarthy when the Call-| shots were registered from the mid per fp 9:60 ae hetee,, Taen So oquaimie at Duvall fornia ring star makes hia invasion | dle of the floor. Horseradiab. 16@ sneeee. MOSORE PETOR, MONS | pavallBelt-—Palr of the Northwest next month. Billy| Arthur was the star of the Oregon | Lettuce—I+ 0 in, first peri Kirkland-Falls City—Good over Yollow-| ig going thru his paces every day #o| Farmers, scoring 11 of his team’s | Ontone— 2.25 Ls Cal. Aus’ ” Bee Rede it—Over Tolt hit! tn gooa| as to be In the best of shape if the| points. Smith shot four field goals) Gregon a25@2.60 : alo for Marples, “Condition. Logging trucks are operat- | bout should be arranged jfor the varsity Peanut Bi dade 608 PIKE ST. fobin for| im on part of hill toward Medmond. | aOR | The Uneup and summary ee eek imiace @ caution on curves | tater achat > Main 875 Newport-Issaquah—Vin Lake sammam-| gwAgpKAS SEEK JENGE Washington 0, A. CG, | i aaalees , 0.@ 30.00 : ‘ SEE | ; aon y “a ————-— | wewport-Renton—C00d The Swastikas, Y. M. C. A. junior Smith . F.. Arthur! gweet, in ium, pe 029 02% Newport-Bellevae— lair ‘ | basketball five, are out for revenge | Sohns ¥ BF opts Sea Wash. 5@ .30 Via Rainier Vailty——| tonight, when they tackle the Oriilia | Jamieson nar Rata Local, pe -1.76@ 2,00 very poor. County portion |@uintet on the local “Y" floor, The | Cook a ap di of FRU A locals have lost but one game this | Cairns .. . TE | Ses. eharuare 2.8002. In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which fs the lightest information | regarding | season, and Orillia is responsible for| Scoring Washington—Smith, 4 ween Winseape 0 a 4.01 ond strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth, )\!"* ,° = i Main 6900! 14 defeat, handing out a 37 to 28|«oals; Sohns, 2 goals; Cook, 1 goal, 4 seal KIN 1.00@ 1.65 you can bite corn off the cob; guaran. licking to the Swastika outfit on the|free throws. O. A. C.—Arthur ae-Guntermatann, per ib Os teed 15 yearn, rvs me ; | Orillia floor recently goals, 6 free throws; McCart, 1 goal rriew Per box iseeee EXAMINATION FREE | REORGANIZING MINOR aie wand Reynolds, 2 goals, Referee—Coach alae. cake 4t-00taba 4 @7.50 TEETH $15.00 Set of Teeth........ $10.00) CHICAGO, Feb. 22.—Practical de 3 | Reynolds, Bremerton Cal, per box 06.00 PLATES, $10.00 Set Whaledone Teeth. ....%8.00 cision to renew the Threel league TIME TO COMPROM | In a preliminary game, Tony Sav Mersin Dee box Het} Hee $8.00 Crowns aePeP +- 84.00 for 1919, with an elght-team circuit It's about time for somebody to} age’s team defeated the freshmen by a id NUTS “2 $4.00 Bridgework .. cence BA.00 hag made today. Al Tearny|start a fund to present Gen. Per-| a score of 26 to 24. Savage's quintet Gicaaacinet ia $2.00 Amalgam Filling. ....... +$1.00) wilt again become 4 of the or-|#hing with a house and lot he can't} 1s composed of Lincoln alumni erty Nate- @ [20 Painless Extracting ganization. The five cities assured | Use. aan Filberte—Fer [p. 179 ‘is work guaranteed for 16 yearn. Have impression taken tn the o Pec ; ° | ee : Peanuts—Per 1b @ 19 urkies “snd get teeth same Gay.” Tixamination and advice fr of franchises are Peoria, Blooming CHICAGO, Feb. 22.—Secretary | peeans—Per T. ...- 18@ .20 ‘all and See Samples of Our Plate and Bridge Work, We Stand the ton, Moline, Rockford and ‘Terre | TO COACH SCRAPPERS |John O, Seys, of the Chicago Cubs, Walnate—Por t. 20@ 30 Tent Time. Most of our present patronage is recommended by our. j{aute 2 d Bouthe: iW early patients, whose work i# atill giving good satisfaction. Ask our as It has been announced that boxing | was traveling toward Southern Ca. ia tients who have tested our work. When coming to our office, be ure w| will be part of the athletic training | fornia today to arrange training trip Tuite. «8 in the right pla ring, s a4 with you. rye — ms r rames for the Cubs. expected to . » — a a Sus aye From 0 to 12 for Working People The Largest Audience in the | | Oregon university now, and Bill gam 8 for th Cubs, iH oxi “e LIT ENTI Northwest Reads Star Want Ads | | Hayward has been named to direct | arrange dates at four Arizona cities “ OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ,, North vant Ade | arwar’ on route [forings—vnder 3 Be « vor | Qo7 UNIVKESITY OE Opposite Mraser-Vatersan Om Sammy Morris ee happens to make connee. \ } GOOD Reason ———e AT FiesT | WAS very UNDECIDED BUT FINALLY | DecioED ON THE FoR one very Leonard Even ‘ Would-Be Court Kings Stage Daily Tourney There may be better handballJAustin & Salt’s gymnasium nearly players in the business but none are|every day. more earnest th the squad of| Perhaps the most bitter struggle court artixts who tangle down at|is staged by Mike Rosenberg, of the BROADWAY IS’ WINNER OVER | HILL QUINTET % Mike and Joe are just about 6050 on the lunch money. yn Film company, and Joe of the Greater Theatre” ny, who play for the Hebrew dball championship of the Seat- movie world every day just be * lunch. Of course the price of lunch is always of fm jotts the terest to the loser than the winner, —~—.._ 4 STANDING OF THE TEAMS || Another interesting tournament Ww I Pet staged on Austin & Salt's courts) roadway 6 o 1.000 | | most every day out of the week ig Pr Lincoln ae | | put on by “Luke” Lukon, manager Rallard ‘ jof the Pathe exchange here; Jim Q Ar 3 mmer and John Hamrick, movie West Seatti 1 | ™magnates, and Earl Barr, with @ Franklin o8 local tailoring concern. They also» consider the lunch money as part of ———- —_----_-— X the game. “Luke” lines up Using speedy combination play, Hamrick, and they swear they the Broadway high school basketball about two lunches ahead in spite five downed the Queen Anne quintet | the fact that Clemmer and Barr In a rough game at the hill gymna. um t. The final yesterda: count Roy David and Faulknor put on @ 24 to 19 Juet exhibition every once In @ Queen Anne led at the end of the while and no love is lost when this t quarter, but ‘the Broadway | pair tang! The going is about men had forged ahead and ledy at 9 even and they treasure each point to 4, at the end of the first half. In| like a s ing of diamonds or worse, the last haff, the Broadway men out Lonnie Austin says he can beat passed the Quay five and were nev- the whole bunch put together but er headed they won't take him up. Lennie” The floor work of Gustavason and (talks big because he is in the Rice was the outstanding feature of Elks’ club cOurt tours running in the the Broadway play. Both men were | ney, which is the cause for the shooting demons, gathering in 11|grin he has been wearing points each for the past few days. When he Ripley was the premier star for | starts looking like a green apple his the Queen Anne aggregation, ring-| patrons will know that ing up four field goals slipped him the old razzaza at the Broadway was weakened by the indoor game at the club house at loss of Dick Frayan, Pine street crew captain of the who is on the sick Fourth ave, and Spring st, Se DETROIT, Feb ‘Slim” Love, Kgtiber for the N : w York se Broadway. Position. Queen Anne. Pamerue for the past few seasons, Gustavasan (11) F . Ripley (s)| now a Tiger. His signed La Vake (2) . Attigson (5)| was today in the hands of Rice (11) Bryan (5)/ Navin. Roth Dougias (4) Norris McCarthy = Patronage AD The F adway scrubs lost their Checks Cashed. first game of the season when they fell before the Queen Anne setonds by a score of 16 to 9. TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 Srd, Corner ard and Lincoln had an é¢asy time with the |]| tench Counter Barber West ttle team on the Lincoln {Fountain Drinks, M. 2819. 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