The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1921, Page 21

sIDAY. APRIL 1, 1921. TUE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 21 | SS HIGHTER MINUS ONE EYE . HOCKEY STEETION ANGEL WRECKING CREW NOMI US ee | erentcar sree nse vom Ba SERIES ATY.W. | , Five Quant putin wit Bit t| athe ce oe aod tae ea affoutic ybb ot fo e's old job | three fin f his left hand, Both IS Seattle's expert women swimmers ay gals und Hughie je nnings’ Giants, | take all of the ver the ground | ‘bree fingers of his EO Me | asena A aadond ti - are ults of the war, He has had ay 40 battles since he was discharged, All the clubs have had a chance to | - 3 “0 iw | reject the draft and the players’ bus | Donle Posh ts picking the Tigers . oar eo . ; las a gure firet-division club, Carl Mays is worry Muddy Ruet Boratell, ewim \ 4 Cobb mayne he'll try everything this | * thinks Muddy the | [Pee He ever Gneoen or Haw Benio Johnson, Balt Lake short. |b rin the American League =" | stop who will man the guns for the|on # ‘ Benny Kauff's automobile bust-| white Sox this year, regards it a|- eel ners will detain him from going to| high honor to play alongside Eddie For good apple ple, go to Bolts, | fan Antonio on time with the Giants. Collins —Advertinement al y. - = most of which he won. 4 the maine E The melee was rough and n ‘in the second at d ; . 4 ‘i M7 be One of fae swcLUR 4 AN | NE Dental Offices | ee ees TAGE ye , aT : 1914 PRICES In depositing your BONUS MTA EC, WATE RMEETS . @ |] I= depositing your Bi 1921 A. B. 08 oh reef . : . If you have felt in the past that dentai prices were 5 WINDS UP oye Saguteres j ao : “ a3 " too high and that you could not afford to have the e e ay ' ri f ( + , 4 necessary dental work done on your teeth—DON’T AT BUFF Oo a b " aus 5 “sae in Seale 2 3 wee ‘ i let that bother you any more. AL! tees tha tal | be f " E 2. ‘ee Forget about the price—when you step into this prit hia was decided at a meeting | t wi ; , et . office NOW you get the 1914 PRICE with the 1921 b at the Crystal Pool i ae i standard of workmanship. » “ar “ef . Fy? si Now understand thoroughly that this important " . me ol d i step on our part is made possible because of late sci- ASSURED OF ret ; ; i ti 3 : ’ is entific dental improvements and the fact that our . feat event w: o Take ; supplies cost us less. THE QUALITY IS THE SAME Jesiel bea ‘ iter, took the n eve t e “That buneh of pers 4 there will break up more games this year than any other trio in Ik NOT BETTER. Plus 4% Interest @ total of 1.914 ; vena '*| the league,” says “Red” Killefer, manager of the Angels. Art Griggs hit 306 and Sam We Do Not Cha for E: i LA. Schiman, 1 ERED re pope sa Crawford with the Angels last year. Stensoe, old dependable receiver for the De- ee CAPITAL STOCK £968. JDJ. Zidan!, of Denver, ‘placed ' _ night's | troit Tigers, is playing his first season in the P. C. L. He is recognized as one of the stead- Modern Methods-—High-Class Dentistry—Low Prices $400,000.00 eliest and brainiest catchers in Boe game today anc i is expected to be a big help to Killefer's a hene We Oiler Le Open Saturday Evening : on ‘ 3. > le | to8 S village wit mit elas _ oat b _ camel young twirlers. Most of Kill s pitchers have been playing winter baseball and have EI t P ° D ° 6 acntweight meet been curving them, slow balling " em and speeding them across the plate since the training ec ro ain ess entis s In our own building is wometh season open ed, so Killefer expects to have his men’s batting optics all tuned and ready to Bf Located for Years at SE. Corner First and Pike Phone Main 2555 || Pine St. atFourth Ave. jump on the other teams when the gong rings. === =-l| We Give You the Benefit Silence from Mike O’Dowd's corner | The new sched aciidlnee PE lof the world is deafening |conetustvely: the Macks won't finish last Anancially. » | Coca Cola scored a victory at Ha} - 5 9 ’ | copes vana; Coca Cola is a race horse, ] * " r@) ea | Walter Johnson smiles as he j watchés the young fellows warming} president Navin has taken the rub vp in midseason form at Hotls.- sand off the bank roll and-so far Cobb has spent lavishly but wisely. ‘ sonatas , | . y When Bob Martin learns Bow to] One champion that ten't chasing { avold taking punches he'll be a firnt:| . a challenger” In Jabn -etieane. division heavy. —— Richie Mitchell is getting faster. saree emas ave WEEK- END| A\NS as paid in the better retail business dis- Biny, "Gibson rates mink gion bern com SPECIALS | \ \ Nik tricts at our central location, 916 Second Springs. | Spee =, | Avenue, just a few d th of Madi staff of 1919, “Doc”| Rickard would revive that old \y as One of the real veterans of| pastime of finding “White Hopes.’ —Basement Store— e, Just a Tew doors soutn 0 ‘Coast league, is counted upon by| Tex can only see Dempsey, Willard 4 \U son petibes as the ace of the Los| and Carpentier as real heavies, _— A wy, le _" Control ia Crandall’s = And then, too, “Doc’| Horace Ford is the name of the eiises mace at the plate,| young gent who is expected to fil he. @ lot with hie stick to| the shoe leather formerly worn by Bis cacn ball paimes Maranville at Boston. PANTAGES Ufa: = @&/ V3 of Pike Street District Rents . cies | Strap Pumps 2 of North of Madison St. Rents Strap Pumps, Special— . This saving to us, along with that made pos- $8.95 Vil sible by, large volume of sales, is passed on to you th higher quality of materials, better ‘Pumps and Oxterds , tailoring and better service, when you buy, , $3.95 aia (\ a Spring Suits $4.95 \ and Lightweight Overcoats Within the range of these prices cms |l/ We Assure You a Big Savind $2.95, $3.95, $4.40 $2.45, $2.95, $3. 35 Make Careful Comparisons IN. eae and then come in and see us PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF BOYS’ SHOES World’s Heavyweight Champion $2. 95, $3, 05, $4. 95] Jack Dempsey | ir: -3.| SHANER & WOLFE iitee Aa thet meteeee Bo ee ae 916 SECOND AVENUE, JUST SOUTH OF MADISON | SEATTLE TWO BIG STORES TACOMA SIX OTHER BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS SHOE CoN) NO INCREASE IN PRICES Second and University TAILORED AT FASHION PARK the exact amount of which you can readily determine for yourself.