The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 21

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BOYLE, Depot Master, Oregon & Washington Station, about overalls Johnny Griffiths Battles Bill Shade THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1920. in n Welterweight Bout at Arena Tonight Johnny Griffiths, one hg whlterweighur world, wi Seattle ve takes or ornia boy & tart in the » in used te eoaune of thi r fougt t much w win if possible & pretty build for a has pawerful arms shoulders that Mts legs are footwork very show hitting pe small for a man welght and give him his speed in his Those who haye seen him ft hi much imprense L-windup. o win his way t » the ood graces of Seattle in hin first start 1Iton’s wa Uehman, te their cre nays thin should be Mick Brown boxe and Stan Robbins. Fitageraid the why litt Joe Far and the dope an even fight Hud Pitarerald meets Kid “Ww” DIAMOND TEAM PLAYS OREGON HERE The ld of one more som is due to Univer baxeball sea be popped off when the y of Waahington baseball nine meets Oregon at Denny field on the campus at 2:20 thin afternoon in the first Intercollegiate mix. To at Yell Le have Prexy * are evenly matched, things off in real atyte, MeCabe has arrenesa to ton weaker on bittige better fielding outfit than their opponents. Allison has announced Land Pigott, first base Torrance, shortatop base, Prim. enter field, Saturday, at 1 p. m. Swendson, L. “A. A. C National A. A. U swimming meet held at Angeles athletic club LOS ANGELS, April 22 the follow ing Hneup for the start of the came atcher; Chamberlain, pitcher: Williams, second Zambe ! left field and Motion, right field The necond game of the series be tween Washington and Oregon comes riin Foran, third | day Clyde} retained the diving champio ship in ‘the feature event of the last with & score of 153.91 points Fields Louls unattached Kuehn Portiand, third, and Phkat ford, fotrth. USED to think that it didn’t matter much what sort of overalls I bought. They all seemed the same to me. “Sometimes they wore well and sometimes they didn’t. Likely as not they would pull and bind- I thought that it was all luck—that you couldn't help some overalls being good and others bad. “Then one day I got a pair that was big and roomy and comfortable. I noticed that they looked right, too. They fitted easy all the time I had them and they wore like iron. Next time I bought a pair like them—and they were just as good. “The name of those overalls is Blue Buckles. I always buy them now, because I know they'll give me good service.” “"P’ve tried a lot of overalls, but of all five erase, Gre ws De Rais S07 | time. They al: tive long wear. Erretdnt of the lowe Corn ‘end Small Grats Growers Association . The toughest denim made -—- broad doubie- stitched seams—roomy patterns, and extra wide suspenders. Free swing raglan sleeves on the coats — reinforced, convenient pockets brass buttons, loops and buckles—and a strong, solid back-band — you get all these, and the ex- perience of the biggest overall makers in the world behind every pair of Bluc Buckles. Ask your dealer for Blue Buckles. strong Multnomah Blue Buckle OverAlls Biggest selling overall in the world of the tena | ~~ ~ ————— rl _Baseball Application ‘ apply in The Star baseball team, hereby for city baseball league. Telephone. Manager. | Baseball managers! Don't forget that tomorrow is the last day for registration of players and teams for The Star league, The schedules will be made out early next week. First games in the league will be played May 2 and no team will be allowed to play unless their players are registered. e A list of players wanting to play ball in The Star league is being compiled and will be published in The Star Satur-| Managers who want players should get in touch with these men, 2 | —— cy third mecker, hud | aiergay, punish hit him en his throwing sem in hie < mate wanoks, oDe second trip t the plate, and thew beamed him ca the left ear in bie third attempt kam Was pretty badly bert, aed had te eve the Joo Conmotiy had to travel to the foot ef the scoreboard to bring down Saummy Mobae's drive im the sixth. ‘SPUD MURPHY | BAD BEATING TACOMA, Wash, April 23. Smiling Bil" Reed took a beating | % | at the bands of “Spd” Murphy | California heavywelg here inst | | night. Murphy fattened Teed three | timen in the fourth rownd but the | ‘The Seals shonid have won the of saved him, gume in the mioth inning. Ther [0°11 Saved Mm sinned out. three hits and comidet | ckhey Morrow, claim: score = fun, With one out, Sebiek | featherwoight ttle of sed Corban stugled, and Sehick wee | gnanked Joe Harrahan Somaantes ee. Coveney s cone SS la feet trace Beattie hed some tough lack tn the nree attempts, henved witd, sed Corhan came duh ht a. draw. Buck Howard, but O'Conmell, whe wae oa i a MA ak ara’ ee soe mp Lewis welter, drew wit o Catcher Adems aay mith, and Mike De Pitno chance to tom to Beeotm, who [a draw with Joe Dunn covered the rubber, O'Connell was correctly culled out for interference. foals aeeued W didn't de Jim Soldier” Woods and Ted | | pot Bot} TULSA April 23.—Jack Ran Francisco, and Marry |Krohn, Akron, Ohio, middleweight went 18 rounds to a draw here inst night. Keev@s was outboxe! by Krohn but the Frisco boy's hard weakened Krohn in the latter rounds. } a | Capt, Corhan of the ride and down, bus nay good Reever Join oe Overall Club IT ISN'T NECESSARY The trouble with you people is that you have been going to the stores that charge the so-called 1920 prices. There’s where you have been making a great mistake. Now you are going to wéar overalls to beat the H. C. of C. (clothes). NOW HERE IS SOMETHING, FOR YOU Ti THINK ABOUT— We'll gamble that you won't see many Dundee customers going around in overalls and our custo- mers number among the thousands in this man’s town. Why? Because they have been able to buy tailored-to- gneasure clothes from the Dundee for less than they could buy. ready-mades. Our prices for tailor- made clothes are as low as $30 when every place they went into up and down ‘the street showed nothing less than $50. If you think thig is all talk there is one way you can absolutely satisfy yourself — come in arti see what we have to of- fer—then walk out again if you don’t like what you see—we won't ask you to buy. “The Little Girl God Forgot” Starring EFFIE JOHNSON and an all star cast Evenings Sun. Mat., 360 to 0c Mats, Wed, Sat, Ife ‘to Me OAK THEATRE 304 PIKE ST. Madison, Near Second Meet Me At the Arena ROLLER SKATING Opens Saturday Evening April 24—8 P. M. ADAMS’ BAND PAGE 21 You Don’t Have to Wear Overalls It is not necessary for you to go around in cheaply con- tructed, poor-appearing clothing when we offer you all-wool, finely constructed and appearing garments at $25.00. Reduce the high cost of living by buying good clothing, not poorer ” Over 300 Suits At $25.00 These resent the left-overs from several seasons. They are of pA ae quality you will find it hard to equal unless you purchase the very best of the new clothes. Many of men = late appearing styles and they are all exceptionally well made. Superbly Tailored and Smartly Styled Suits $40 and $50 Here is really fine merchandise, the ultra in all that’s desirable in good clothing. Particular*men will be delighted with these suits. ‘ Boy’s Suit Secial tne uteee tooo which we are closing out, $10.00 Values $9.95 $12.50 Values $7.65 These suits w purchased during past eeasons and afe worth more wholesale 15, - eee Bab00 Valces $9.76 the same place tn SAM W. PECK dna SKOLNY boyy’ clothing occuples clothing reputation thas Packard dees tn automobiles. Not higher priced than other clothes—only better. $15 and 320 Shafer Bros. Seattle's Largest Second and University Whole Block Ciothiers First and University Long 4s *An all-around good shot—. that’s us” —Chesterfield . HAT we're aiming at, is that it takes , both skill and precision to blend tobaccos the Chesterfield way. Blending, by Chesterfield’s method, brings out a new richness of flavor and mellowness of taste that other and less skillful blending methods fail to ‘‘discover.’’ | Chesterfields sure do “‘satisfy’’—and not in flavor alone, ,but in value, in quality, also in their extra wrapping* of moisture- proof, glassine paper that keeps the cigat rettes in every package firm and fresh. Today, ask your dealer for these ‘‘satis- * fy-smokes.”’~ Kgpertiizsas ba * That extra wrapper, mind you, is the thing that keeps the flavor in,