The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 21

PARADES EATURE NOV. 11 ‘There were two parades on Second Ove, Inst night as part of the Armis- | The firet pa en's amok. | er at the Crystal F was the of ficial parade of the evening, The second, in honor of Jim Fiynm, the} Pueblo fireman, was immediately @fter the smoker, and was hardly What one might call o 1 The reason for Jim's > fame is simply explained that he fereeed the final bout and gave| decision to Jimmy § er, over Exidie ‘Yakima, when the f sailors thought Jim's reception after led the | dict by raising Storey’s hand] Bked the hall. And if a knock is| ® boost Jim was resting in about the seventh heaven. PARADE GKTS UNDER WAY After listening to the boys and! girls present yodel thelr disapproval | ef the verdict, Flynn donned coat and derby and Second ave. The wight of him and esc fthe fashion of t MP> formation, with their protests BW! being yodeled to the world. The Procession dispersed at Second and me st } it back to the fight. } brey stepped out in the first} nd and knocked Hammond down | ee times, Hammond taking eight ch time. But James couldn't put away. And then for the next three ounds Hammond outboxed Storey won each session, SHOULD HAVE ‘EN DRAW Figured on a round by round basis (Hammond won the fight, but figur. from the terrific punishment Mat Hammond took in the first Found, Storey won And the fair| @ecision considering that neither} Plan is definitely in vogue in Seat tle, would have been, tn our opinion, ater called it a draw, in the semi-windup Jimmy Darcy Frisco lightie, came out of bis shell © @ Couple of uninteresting ds and he stuck his chin in the} Way of Eddie Jackson's right. Darcy out for about 10 minutes. Yousg Zuzu stopped Jack Owen, @ havy welter, in two rounds Hugh Curley and Johnny Lewis, another | Pair of welters, boxed to a draw as Gia Joe Wopp and Battling Jack Reume. = The show was put on by the Vet- @fans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion. BEARS HAVE EYES ON GO AT PASADENA | FRANCISCO, Nov. cede ity of California football today was blushingly awaiting from the town of Pasa a e Proposal hoped for, of courne, that California be the team to rep- t the West in the East-West | thall classic on New Years’ day. ‘The Californians, thus far, have m in the football firmament of West much as would the sun/| in a midnight sky—if the sun | lwould do such an ufconventional thing. '. Reports from Southern California it, however, that U. 8. C. still its eyes on the coveted honor of | Battling on Pasadena's gridiron | which, perhaps, may make a few things necessary before the Califor. | Bians can be sélected. It will be Necessary for California ta beat Stan- E ford in the “big game” next Satur. | day and with that done some think | "= “play off" game between Califor | pia and U. &. C. would be reasonable. As the situation stood today, Call- ia holds victories over the best | the teams from the northwest and | Utah and Nevada. Stanford thas victories over Washington and | Oregon and a California victory next | urday probably would eliminate | Cards. But there is where U. 8. C. must figured in the race for the south. | Californians have a victory over nford to their credit and what's | e, altho they haven't ventured deeply into the foothall strug: | they have not been beaten this | Many believe that a good, old-fash- | d beating for U. B. C.—if it can administered—will be necessary lore California can consider the uth eliminated. @here are 659 railroads in the d States that are lese than 100) are favored to win, as West Seattle! wittiam Howard Taft fa the proper hasn't this yor at 9:20. posed national governing body of} oiatixation of ft 1 do not rw |tor Rebbe ik ws Leds waeet Rallard and Broadway stage thelr | baseball, according to Daniel M.| whether Taft would accept the posi in Giasgow has stood much hard important struggle Saturday after | Brady. He says: tion, Tle in a very busy man. wean Ballard if a favorite to beat!) “Ifa man of Taft's ability and Ju. | over, I believe he would be an ide noon pod! grid race today at the al grid race today at the BALL JOB pall park. ‘The North E on prep football tusal Won a Prep football tussle) nan to have at the head of the pro- ar. The game gets under way rogurdions of the necessary ¢ time In the dicial firmness had bec Identified selection for the with baseball several years ago we| new governing board.” x unt out for yourself about Blue Buckles. Yest the long- Try on a pair. OverAlls and Coats never bind or rip—are big; and comfortable. Soli: manship in every d bound to give you y money’s worth. All siz Men's, Youths’, Children’ Ask your dealer today f Blue Buckles. AT 9 A, M. SATURDAY WE WILL START PRICE CUT S that We know will have a decided effect on clothing prices, We hate marked the very finest merchandise lower thangany store Seattle Ras yet attempted. The specials are in our wing/ws. Look at them tontgrrow and you will realize how far we have e in price re- $30 AM:Wool Overcoats %% $14.85 et $18.75 $35 All-Wool Overcoats These two specials wil surely appeal to the economy. They are good looking coats, this oy WAsplendidly made coats. All the f mate@fials. They were worth their Like findingg%Mmoney get them for $48.75. 40,90 OVERCOATS FOR $28.75 IN SUITS baturday until you realize it is tle money. Our showing in good. Look at these two You won't be long in ourfsuit department again possible to get a Agh class suit for snappy live models forfyoung men is especia special bargains. $45.00 £ SUITS Cut Yo $33.75 $55.00 SUITS Cut ta $38.75 All Suits ghd Overcoats in our wonderful Boys’ Deparf®ent have been severely geduced in prices. This is the time for mothé&s to save on the boy# outfit. 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