The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 25

¥ tenoceane NOV. \ HANOVER, N. EH, Nov, 19—Iinal Qrrangements were completed here Yesterday by the Dartmouth Athletic Sounci! for the trip te Seattla It Was decided that the football squad ‘Wil leave Boston Saturday at 6 pm. for the big game with the Untversity ef Washington at Seattle the follow ing week end Coach Spears will not pick his men for the trip until the last minute, Teserving his decision until after the Brown game on Hraves’ Field, Bos- ton, Saturday afternoon. Twenty-one players will be taken f& addition to Coaches Spears and Cannell, Manager Freeman, Gradu ate Manager Pender, Trainers Hill Man and Bowler, and Profesor Jame P. Richardson, of the athletic council SPECIAL CAR @ Green equad, and the first stop i be made at Chicago, where a hour layoff will be given the men will arrtve in St Paul iy Monday morning. The Dart Alumni association of that Wil provide the team with care ‘BAG « tour wil! be made of that city. ‘The team arrives in Seattle Wed Mesday evening. Practices will be held Thurstay Qnd Friday on the Washington grid IN PERFECT CONDITION The Dartmouth cleven ts at pree in perfect condition, and the men eager to start on the first trans trip ever made by a Brown ts expected pears is confident that iM come hia way this Peer, and expects to wind up the in the Bast with a victory. He also expects to defeat the hardy ‘Westerners a week later. COMMISSION amus ‘Skill and artistic showmanship are 5 in the offering of Florette, @ Gemure little indy, who displays — @pusual muscular development and . im her exhibition of hand : ing, contortion and tumbling. | Game people are sever mttfied il they find something that them dissatisfied, -|aays thet the Wenatchee bey will ‘WHAT THIS LEAFLET IS CALIFO mouth Plans SIMINICH MAKES HIT IN FIRST WORKOUT; HITE LINES UP GOOD CARD FOR NEXT WEEK | JOE SIMINICH, the Butte welter who boxes Travie Davis time before Seattle fans at the Pool gym Thursday after- |noon, While Joe didn’t make any Benny Leonard impression to it rather strenuously for the three minutes. Neither were pulling their punches any. Siminich showed to an advantago j}at infighting and demonstrated that he carries a punch and | ed operations for a second, but was Davis worked out first and looked that he can protect himself. back fighting hard as time was Bit. He dktn’t do much strenuous Zum popped him on the chin to) — Nek. Y E wards the end of the round with a | cal | DAVIS LOOKS FOR | pretty right crom and Siminich halt TO BK FIT. A special car has been engaged for! work, playing horse with a ceuple of| PULLMAN, Nov. 19-/The Waah- | Filipine boys and punching the BaF/ington State college football team for awhile. “ Tite ie ining up a pretty geod [Ave tomorruw for Linco, Ne looking card to back up the Siminich | Osaka, where they play the Unt Davis sett. Clay plans to put on/| versity eof Nebraska Thankegtving Ray Scribner with Mike De Pinto,/day. The team will arrive ta Lin the Tacoma bantam. Seribner is the) coln Tuesday, whieh will allow them bey who knocked Filipino Kid Mar |two days to Limber up. The Cougars will not play the Tras. tin kicking the other night. | Another bout that Clay t plan | Kell Indians, as previously air | pounced, but will nave for Pullman | ning to line up ts a «o for Eddie Neil, the Anacortes bantam who stopped | lmmediately after their big game with Nebraska, | Bddie Moore, the local boy, Tursday, | with Ludwig Joges, another Tacoma) The Washingtén team wil be con miller. As Scribner also hails from | siderably outwelghed, but they enter Anacortes it will be a Tacoma | the came without any men out on ac Anacortes aquabbia count of injuries, and will undoubted | ly resort to & passing game we The Cougar lineup for the Ne braska game will be Right end, Bok 4 bid are scheduled to appear in a return beoeengpnnn Seats soem, mentees gO. The last time they met Zor |e guard, Georgm left tackle, Ham [had McCunstin al bat out in the | tom (eaptain): left end, Spud Loomis, third round when McCasslin UD | quarter, Sax; right half, Melvoe; left jcorked a wild right swing that he | har gandborg: fullback, Gillia picked up off of the Moor and h@| rig substitutes who make the trtp landed tt kerplunk on Zuru's chin./anw skadan, Jenna, H. Hanley, Bob The result was that Zosa was thrd) conenebiy, King, Winans and Jana wheres] VERNON SHORTSTOP GOES UP his Seattle debut with George Was ner, the willing slugger frum Klar NEW YORK, Nov. 1%-—Jothnnie Mitchell, shortatop of the Vernon ath Falla, Or. Hite, who mw Seroy work tn Wenatchee recently, where Pacific Coast club, bas been bought by the New York Yanka. The com he boxed a draw, with Val Sontag, sideration waa not named, but ft ts understood that it involves a fancy sum in cash and five recruft players. Boy McCassfin and Young fern make a hit with the local fana | CHICAGO, Nov. 19—tlinate and | Odio State will clash at Urbana to- morrow in the game which will ae | Ventern conference football | championship If Ohio State wina, she will have completed the season without s defeat. If Illinois #uc| ceeds in defeating Coach Wiice's! eleven, there will be ® threenided Lic for first place—Illinoia, Ohio and beat Chicago. Altho the game at | Urbana will overshadow other Went. | ern contesta, several other important | games are scheduled, BRITTON EASY VICTOR aa egy winner tn his ten-| / mill here last night against || ) Morrie Lax, of Kansas City Jenkins held a “winter clothes) week.” all his owa, Now the cops) have Will and the clothes. For four | days Jenkins was bury collecting his winter wardrobe, He entered only mine houses, so they say, in search for @ pair of aboes as good as the mult and the overcoat they allege he ewtped. AND DOES Our leaflet, “The First Step In Making Your Will”, en- ables you to place on paper in a clear and accurate manner, the information which your attorney will need to draw up your will. Itenables you tostate your wishes intelligently and without confusion accord- ing to the legal requirements governing wills. You should take this leaf- let to your attorney without delay. It will aid you both to draw up a safe and satis- factory wi Let us send you one, BANK OF RNIA.NA A NATIONAL BANK, Member Federal Reserve System Second at Columbia WASHINGTON at the Crystal Pool Tuesday, worked out for the first} |as a boxer he did show the boys that he is a rough customer. | ~ Joe boxed a round with Young Zuzu and the boys went THE SEATTLE STAR Altho Athletic Director Pelton of the local high schools, and Pete Mul team, failed to get together on any doon, manager of the Seattle hockey definite plan when they met Thurs day to consider the inauguration of | a high school hockey league here | the prospects for such @ league this |year still look bright. In order for the league to have | the munction of the schoo! board, Pel |ton mays that It will be tmponnible to schedule the games at night, And TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 19--Iee| Andernon, colored light heavywtight, and Tiny Merman, Tacoma heavy, dict here jst night. They hit up a pretty fast pace Bud Fisher, army mktdlewesight | champion, and Grant Randall RAIN THREATENS TO. SLOW UP BIG STANFORD AND CALIFORNIA GRID MIX , | BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19—~Thare} wan just one thing to dampen ,the enthusiaam at Berkeley and Stanford today, preliminary to tomorrow's “big game” at California field. The dampening element, according to re | porta from Rerkeley, is threatening | to turn the gridiron into @ One scene | for a game of water polo, | Reports from both Stanford and California camps were that the teams were ready to play dewpite the rain, even if they had to wear water wings, At the same time the re spective student bodies seamed ready to subscribe to the mame announce ment At any mt, the over abundance of water had had no no tlesable effect in making tickets more plentiful. Every one was hold ing on to the coveted pasteboarts. | Following the time-honored custom the Califernia lineup wan announced at the annual Tully Inst night. Every one knew pretty well In advance who Would make up the team, and tt was & dit fortunate, for they coultn't have heard the announcement Inst night on account ef the pande UNION MADE TO ORDER FINELY TAILORED PRICED _ $30 AND UP MY YOUNG trae HASA Outia board, AND SHE belleves 1% AND TALKS to Noah, | ANOT thinks she talke, | FO WER pest tate, | ‘wHo’s BEAD but vem know ft. | AND I used {0 give hes, | THE Loud, rude laugh, BUT PM sorry now, eee sEcause Laer night, twas home alona, 80 I got the board, | AND pur me cal, | FOR JOHN Barleycors, AND OTHER departed spirite, BUT THE ine was busy. FOR NOTHING happened, THEN I cheated a littl, ny Complet OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR PREP HOCKEY LEAGUE ANDERSON AND HERMAN _ BOX DRAW IN TACOMA boxed atx fast rounds to a draw ver | 9, then the teams will have to have at) least a half an hour's practice ever, day | Whether or not Muldoon will be | able to turn over the Arena for that length of time remaina to be worked | out, altt it is doubtfal. ere in & chance that the gumes could be played day afternoons, ‘The practic® time is the biggest hitch. Pelton and Muldoon plan to con fer again on the proposition within the next few days. rounds to another draw decision tn the nemiwindup, Moore, feattle bantam t, floored Young Castesl of oma five times and then knock ed him-®ut In the second round of thelr bout, Young Jack Dempsey won « ver. let ever Clem Zukowsky in the | a montum rained by the outpouring of student e#pirit. The stadent body opened ite collective mouth the min. | ute the rally started and uttered a collective yelp that continued to shat. | ter the night until nearty morning. As & remult of the announcement | of the California Mneup the gume! will start with the following players on the Oeldy Calflora. Nerkey De. | Potten = Stanfora | Petoune | re MoM time nm MUCHOF weronrces It LOOMCy macereee KW. coveen BUFO scoreasces sa ‘ Morrisew rn CONCERT MEANY HALL * 8:20 SHARP SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA John Spargur, Conductor HEAR SEVENTY ARTISTS PLAY Tschaikowsky FIFTH SYMPHONY Reserve Seats Today Avoid Standing in Line. Seat Sale Sherman, Clay & Ca Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, AND IT epetieg Om! “GRAMMASHOTTA GEVENS 60 | ghut of quick, ‘ eee TO MRAD off ann eee FURTHER FAMILY ecandal, THEN | stopped to smoke, A CIGARETTE. eee AND AFTER @ yht, » CRANKED up weejen, AND ALL of a sudden, . tv STARTEO off, AND QUICK es 0 flash, tT BAID something, “THEY SATISFY? ane ATIBFY!*—thofs fhe good word. Just ight upa Chester field and see what oxperts can do with fine Turkish and Domestic to- baccoa when they blend them in that can't-be-copled Chesterfield way. You'll say “thoy satisfy,” PAGE 25 Prof. Proves Francs Employers, Workers Leaval ‘Home First Are “Filthy Lucre” PARIS, Nov, 19-—Talk about fithy Iuere! 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