The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1921, Page 12

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921, PAGE 12 i Kenworthy Deserves | | Right Deal ILL KEN WORTHY, pilot | of the Seattle a tennis meet being played this after @ dasedall team, ts About 400 golf enthusiasts attended the opening of the course of the | noon on the courts of the Seattle d i not being given a Inglewood Golf and Country club and everyone of them went away [Tennis club at Firlock rl eam square deal by a thoroly convinced that this latest addition to Seattle's lst of golf Irving Weinstein and Charles lot of local fans.| courses will, with proper care, be one of the finest links tosis In [stickney, both of San Francisco, Everything that} America, The putting greens, which are already in fine condition, are [moet at 2 p. m. for the men's | St goes wrong with very large and rolling. From the tee to the green the travel of the | gingles honors, Weinstein moved s r on | THE SEATTLE STAR State Net |ROSS WON'T BE SENT TO NET MEET Champiag Alec Ross of San Francisco, winner of the Seattle junior tennis championship, and on’ Ps. e Fin als ON) | also winner of the Northwest title at Victoria, B. C., will not be sent East to repre- ton, which is billed for the sent the Northwest at the national junior meet at Boston, oan cat & Lallede ‘ latter part of this month, The local club officials have not : ap Today statement for the refusal to pay his expenses to the Eastern meet. j f Star Swim Entry Blank the following 1 am © registered member of the A. A U. and wish to enter events In The Mar swimming meet GENIORS JUNIORS AND NOVICES dee 100-yar@ dash (free style). --anenecns-~ - * hd Cataronste mewwet wewer California the finals of the Washington state ot rT ft style)... : the club is| golfer ls not so good, but everything Is there to Ler Ag again A into the final round by defeating 100-yard dash (breast stroke) o wnt hy goers is all that is ut to put the | Maren: n - aoegped ek “ eee CD 7) Soa ecch ba tale UGE coed On tes tari.ond of Lake Was |ovaicy, bya Gabi mre sine BY TOM OLSEN dhs bee. peomegfir a gts bay nue lead} = defeated bia doubles partner, Carl ANY expect the 1921 University || # py oo a cate, i re amtion wat ee Gureaen tn tae ates “aan of California grid team, suffer-||,s0-7ard daum (ander water) will be laid up for few Qayg Hit tan at. a. tre ‘The feature event of the opening day's play was a team match In | match, O11, 63 ing only from the graduation of two|| Famer airing (10-f beord). | Frwnkle Murphy, the , i mendous clip for| which President Knox Roberts’ squad won from Capt. Gene Hatton's GIRLS Players, will be a duplicate of the|| Lite saving -. ter, who has been going at g: the Seattle club slickers by a seven-point margin, About 200 members took part in this ‘Ss babewgy 4 baa vd gar rem v rd rate a in Portland, hag P< d . Speirs nderson cup when he turned in the low eee ” expect California to gallop off with) signed to meet Simonich, Seeeees and he is playing} battle. Clark Speies won ine AThe driving conteat prise was captured |, Tt Meyer and Mayme McDonald, | the Coast football honors again thin'| .og-pard dash (tree etgle)<secceeceme-, | S0-rerd Aaah (tram style). .-anocne bout will be staged at the Seen elie with Kenworthy. and | by dim Snoddy, and Johnnie Gray added another trophy to his large [PtP of Seattle, meet at 3 p. m. for) fall and to be eligible to represent Mignd tn, Ce aie | Murphy is making his ip Sak big taut Sa thet be to not | caleetiin When Be Tike bie Yield of eutranty a lesson in the art [te Women’s singles championship. |the Far West at Pasadena on New || s¢-yard dame (orwast strobe). .-eee--. 3 Ty ye to local fans, He fought i OY Geely Prove aie thing aed FE end bp Serre Mins Meyer won out after a great) Your's Day. S-vard dash (breast stroke)....-<---- || vis here last year, and lost @ @ natural fielder, But he is cover-| of mashlo weilding, match with Marion Wheaton of| “peaky Sprott, half back, and || 60-verd dash (heck strote) -xxsaee + For Girls Under i¢ Years | stolen : ing a lot of ground around that key syeesert 4 b-yerd dash (side over arm)...----+- || send wack and he is making i The team of the Tacoma Country club wil be the guests ‘2 ~ penaiay snbe NUE tae Hist #0 nse 2 will not be able to don| fui nte pause on erecta s0-yera dase tren ety) ooneees: | choo on the Gente at Pr ‘ few errors, ranking next to Morry Rainier Golf club tomorrow, when the return half of the annual hom 34. Ge tock the tnet’ two ote | ire enolealind euate tix the atte naa! Fg Mh c ortiand Fency diving (10-ft beard waukie. Rath, of San Francisco, in the pres: and home team match will be played. The pare Bei Fg Uy one on, 68. me ole regea alguien gaat pares nbn a porte ay hon wa eee advantage Capt, Weber and Mayme McDonald, 1920 champion.) Airho California will have a wealth “But what the Duke lacks In grace his teammates should be able to turn the tables on their opponents | entered the finals by defeating Myra of material to supplant there men, was " the | lambuth, 61, 61, Sprott and Majors may have been) he makes up tor in ie, 1f| tomorrow. Ever since Frank Orchard gee eked thsaa Tn the amen's - doubles finals the allimpertent edge tn the great ia peer ar tl Rao oak pee, be Gardner and Stickney will meet Will | pear machine of 1920, and thelr ab- . Ingraham and Weinstein. nence this year may weaken the wouldn't be any fans going to sleep In the women's doubles finals Mrs. | team, altho apparently not notice-| Eeenworcey Wn one of Veanaices time Bragdon and Mayme McDonald will | qpiy enough to hinder the chances of | Rntries close at 6p. m. August 23, and will be rece! pomget ny ei ee ne a meet Marion Wheaton end Mrs. Rob-| winning games, Star office, e inson. BEARS ARE Entries are free. bry as long as he can move In the mixed doubles Miss Me | can A. A. U. membership ts 25 cents, and ean be filed with Earl Frye at Piper around, Donald and Ingraham will tangle lecntile, to tid windh’tineeh's & Tatts, Bwimmers under 16 need not register with the A. A. U. Gorman, Abe Mishkind, s; Besides the responalbility of play- I . Bourque and Weinstein. |, “4 apg S sed amy ing an fafield berth on a Coast with Mrs. rque oi in the Pacific Coast Conference race cy and Frank Murphy ares record at Meadow Park when he ROSS WINS at present. Coach “Andy” Smith ENTRIES the stars who have donated thelp Bares, tokam: aaa tay te isaneg-| 0 Soeeak mast, a Vanseeeee last yous, be finished in second place |JUNION. TITLE calls his men together on September FOR MILE championship. Fred Jack: Fancy Giving (10-ft beard). ...+-----+ csecee~ | Migh diving (regular 4. A U. rules). Life saving ssoceneseeeenesee GLOVE BENEF FOR PORTL PORTLAND, Aug. 13—Ip a” fort to put the Portland r mission's finances “back to \ov: a big ring benefit will be sta here September 2. Bob Ha waMB ADORED canecercnscerceeatersrarees son sencsccas soeneceses copeceeecnresat until then at The TELEPTIOND ..-.----------- fa ing a first division team vices Coast leas: in the open Alec Roan won the junior cham-/15 for the firat practice. pk ail hes his alub right up in plonship Friday, defeating Armand) Charles Erb, at quarter, is con RACE OPEN MONDAY the race. The lowest it has been As the result of his victory over Harry Hiert this week, Marion in three nets, Marion took | gidered one of the headiest pivot men! otries for the men's mile race |The Star meet are still open and will since the first few weeks of the sea-| Son will meet M. A. Arnold in the final reund of the annual bankers’ [the first set 62 and then lost’ that has ever played on the Coast.!..4 the wont! ‘s mile race, to be) not close until August 20. The entry tow tournament, Arnold disposed of the veteran T. 8. Lippy in the semb | 6.0, 64. The full back job will be fought OUt| waged as a special event of the bianks appear daily on the sport pb a ie ee finals, The final tussle will be » 3¢hole affair. Bob Reynolds of Tacoma defeat-| between Archie Nesbit and “Duke” | finals of The Star swimming meet |page of The Star, All entry blanks Bin Cunningham which broke up the ed Howard Langlie of Seattle in the| Morrison, Toomey, Eele and Vanlin the Lake Washington canal| should be filled out and mailed in to combination. Gown | boyw’ finaly, 3, 64. Sant are at present the most likely | august 27, will open Monday. the sporting editor, But they snapped out of ft against YESTERDAY'S Prospects for half back. ‘The mile. race, one of the first ever| “Dad” Henry, director of the meet, Oakland and Sacramento and are BRUT iegien—-J. Weinstein deat M1 qON, the, line Smith will Dave | staged outdoors in Seattle under the |is working on the final arrange now riding well up the ladder. vitichwey bent C dard. | “Brick” Muller and Bob Berkey On| reguiar A. A, U, rules, is attracting ments for the meet. This is Kennie’s first reasot a . end, Dan McMillan, Stan Barnes) more than usual attention, and &| ‘The preliminaries for the regular manager ee tani ‘Seattle club, ‘ta 7) and Jimmie Dean look like the best great number of distance swimmers |meet will be staged at the Green while he hasn't set the league on ;| bets for tackle, Lee Crammer, soe are expected to enter. luke and Madrona bathing beaches. fire as a manager ho has his team Toney and Gallagher are all busky| The entries for the mile race will |The finals will be staged in the Lake up in the race, which should be con: looking prospects for guard. CaP \ciose at 6 p, m. Augumt | Washington canal, ‘There will be no sidered. tain elect “Fat” Latham will captain) entries for the other events of preliminaries for the mile race. best HH. Langiia, 6 4 the team and looks like @ cinch for) ——_..___~. Stagies T. MILTON AND Women's center. Me tampon, Oh Gi; Merve beat | REARS HAVE Cc Not Comi inches i, Fone Cattorna's schedule for the cone PR rig or Until December, junior Singles A. Ross beat A. eo, 6-4 Heys ‘hingiee—Wobd Reyneids is due. A Mm foa| ing season in not @ difficult one. The | 7, ¥ Milton and 2, H W; * Wilso: pees ; ‘amen come first and they grad-|ine g, Magesced gi > | ie Writes Wilson SEATTLE TAKES Ruth M H od Dombleo--Mt i Macbonaia ant tally get tougher until the regular | Cnmeet aphugiedmeng Se LOOSE GAME u ay riave fosreham opt tie geneaten sptyile: |acheduled season ts climaxed bY th€ |morrow in thelr “erudge race.” NEW YORK, Aug. 13. Seattle won a loosciy played Hos ital Bill to stein beat Mrs Pollack ‘Turner, | “Big Three” games on November Milton at present Jeads the A. A. game from the Salt Lake outfit pr ares and November 19%. A. championships for 1921 with the| Georges Carpentier ex- yesferday 6 to 4. Both tcams Settle for Soon jsronty."" The University of Washington 80° | torn) of 1,620 points and Sarlos is| the belief that scored in the first Inning, in- Babe Ruth is likely to have a || 2,2 sleck—Men'e Mingiee—t Welnstetn | UP against the Beare at Berkeley OM |wecond with 1.345, points, First place fleld errors paving the way for lve ©. Mttekney. ‘ovember The Stanford Cardin: | cunts 200 points in tomorrow's race : howpital bill to pay in the near we Singles — Mayme the Bears in thelr new success, if polit both runs. In the second frame future tf he continues his new m4 als meet Ne ver 22d & win by Sarles would make bee, a bolshevikera (big profits pons cag ee HO ene pastiond. of Datting obd. balls inte nt-—Gartner ana’ stadium at Palo Alto on Novemier nin 1921 A, A. A. champion. po 2 aa ag F dye ws to | patrioteers can De 9 pou peed the stands for ¢ : pe ‘Wilson, trainer, | pioitation and bi another infleld error, Ken a arate k cake cae Sreadeon who is his Man. |fion “Patriotism worthy's triple the eructal santos wache a. hemvz: ondpel 113, SEND OUT BIDS holding undrels,” jenny ang deewig tec draiomr a and he strikes @ thean blow with on CRACK SEMI-PRO hasset traintng it, / Py my ag When he found out that is |/nd'Wesssn FOR GOLF PLAY| NINES TO CLASH] _ French Viarer ick ng meal bre Seiad: Fun: diodswen ‘beceneins BOISE, Idaho, Aug 13—Invitel Wis one state at| cording to the letter, ete Ge ae as Gd state be figured tp the nee || tons have been sent out for the first semt-pro baseball have advised him not to home run into left field Gus to get under the /DAVIS CUP NET interstate golf tournament to be held | stake Auburn and the University) 4 any with his in- beeen op he eg oe rfid "The sentiment of the thing ss TEAM CHOSEN |’: :* {%9,22it* e2tf courses Sep: | Commercial club will tangle next vex stands on the bounce. That end- ik Rvery! phe tho tember 24 to 26 inclusive. Sanction| Sunday. An effort is being made to} jured hand for at least fc ng somg? sotatmnlgecdiafonnad see ne balla miced te ne ne || NEW YORK, Aug. 13—The United |for the tourney haa been received | stage the game at the Seattle Coast} three months. With the po secs Pony eis yf! Tous. sluvecrebut Ite Genes, |. States Davia cup team, as an-| trom the Western Golf association. |jeague park, Each team has resis! eg, of the disabled better closing a Eine ae MAES Iinounced here yenterday by the ‘The interstate tournament will take| tered a victory over the other, Au- he he ee United States Lawn Tennis associa-|in players from Montana, Idaho,|burn winning the first mix 7 to 1 says he is feel- BPENCER BEHIND tion is ax follows: William T. Tilden | Washington, Oregon, Utah und Cali-|and the U. C. C. copping the second| ing fine and has gained THE PLA meme | 11 of Philadelphia, William M. Jobn- | fornia, 7 to 3, Charley Schmutz will be on seven since he re- Tub pvekoniin behind the plate SACS WIN IN “|ston of San ren = Basia the hill for Auburn with McQuarry home. ateon a ition. tf ini ne i a THIRTEENTH) © tiensseneecx, "| JOHNSTON WINS __| rine ss Srmton Sa anes alae’ wed Boag Pree ta: |p POEEAND, op apse “oxyde AT SEABRIGHT Polson’s foul in fourth, —-| home rum érive inning yy SEABRIGHT, N. J., Aug, 13, (Unit- telanting sais tie ides ele Kiswa | the game with Portland here yester-| f ¢¢ Press.)—Willlam H. Johnson, San Disabled Veterans Double plays-—Sand to Gay; to Gay; Wistersit to Murphy.iday drove in the winning run, the Ji \ Francisco, defeated R. Norris Wil- to H. ve Their Di Rite —Se) Demaree, Middleton. ® can we med, t, Lave, Middie- gg Apron the tilt by an $4 count. [} | Hams, Boston, for the singles cham- a ay fon. Mit by pitched. ball--Kenworthy, . ecere— 4 he : plonship this afternoon at the invita- at Baseball Lot Runs responsible for—-Demaree 3, Poison 2. Time of game—1:40. Umpires—Eason Today is disabled veteran's day Ba hem: haus, ent By Johnson, "Plummer aod Baker, Fisher, Lawn Tennis and Cricket club. Scores!) a: the Pacific Coast League ball ie Fi i s8RF ‘The committee in charge is han oe sted + oom VETERAN LEAD. urging fans to call at 1616% te fe WESTERN LISTS] hep carry tne war heroes to the Pe cere, ties te, Reeent ba Not office Cube ya. Turr 108 ANGELES, Aug. 13.—-A ninth |° a bi, alee sober, lecomman |i xs Cece eeanee ier, Race, seat ae kako eek inning rally by Vernon, scoring three |ys' Police Department im, Buppiy | 2S the Wes i gogo 4 monies, 8 car will be Glepeseé ef. runs, put the Tigers in the lead and | Laundry vs. Prem: m He recently smashed out ji 2 Pet.| they beat Oakland by the Be - hit of the season. He is playing for rr ey bes: B0OFt Of) Games billed for Woodland No? are: |tne Omaha club. He-was in the &4 here yesterday. You ‘Athietio club va Western #3 | The score— 2 | Ace Stent Heat at 18a. m, Bhatnrox ye | American association for years be- erna: sane 12 noon, Bhamrox | fore coming to the Western loop. W. R HOLLAND jerchanta at 2p. Gee, but Boldt's Bread is good! bc acngn: CELEBRATED Seattle “Wild West” Moose Legion Picnic ||')9-3c2°"5 ¥ ¢ | Interbay Merchas Cubs va, Laton st. a‘ Bat att and Mount-Deher Ciactenatl en eee Park lay oh Columbia field et 3 | ~-Advortisement, pm. oe fe Wie. is one | oxic wey! pleted, and that the ¢ of those fellows who makes it |ficctere |. mpeey|| : LOS ANGELES jaTbe, Seats Pork Bese and Ashi Bagies P ell Sunday, Au nt 34 2938. Boat || Peady to give cancellation. ean) storekeepers Batteries: Cheeves, York, Jones an ¥ . there ln't amy doubt bet whet [Oars Duirs cover snd Brot BEATS SEALS Heitose inda Ts St. John’s Moonlight + [I] Bisse’ deter ene sem O° || ete er Raat Ae ~ othe ‘ All kinds of sports—Vaiuable || ® his blows are hits. . nm, =| SAN FRANCISOO, 80g, 13.—Los - 6 aluable f/ crate its entire : atssscil Bee ere cesses. @ oY “G| Angeles took the Seals down the line| Games ¢ gill be playes Excursion and Dance one * “EREE DANCING with its own, power, bat " ‘ M 4. in Weat Beattie, are: : a all light and power WHAT LOAFING New York 1 4 4 | yesterday afternoon, winning the tilt | plartel hn Navy Yard Noute’s Fast f CAN COST aalintterion: Grimes and Miller; Nebf. /by @ 3-1 acore. Statz scored two of va, Gatewopd Merehants mer Will continue at Atki Beach Sun. ||] Fortune Park: over Lake Wash. || atoq of the Lake : tf f the Angel's runs. fonial The: . day afternoon and evening, assist b seetne 2tip T80 plant that now Tia eeeen’d ie 00 teak .en 6 ae t ial ‘Thestre Children under 12. (accompanied by burning } ball or take anything for granted in| _,,7he score— bat dle 1 Paap ae te tie clu » be ed by the Rex Parrot Orchestra by parents) Free. oie" ren the Ske: baseball, was amply iliustrated in| g,"{oels 3 7 1(Man Francisco ..... 1 6 i] ‘Tre Nook Cubs and Ashal Meavers| and other numbers. if the pocket hoid i the sixth yesterday when Billy Lane| Pattert sarenars, bo ae ren coms hs we and Stanage; | play at Walla Walla field at i? noo “ Lense Deck hee. Se 3 hit one over Duffy Lewis’ head in | stave: Kertice. Siereeith T. 1% Cam: andthe Mikado able to supply many iy left field. Lewis evidently thought ‘Tigers play at A field at 1 p. with electric energy he would play the ball off of the| First Game— = © FRISCO SCHOOLS ska tabled! iit a ieee nd cont, of reduces, 1 2 bleachers on the bounce as he loaf. | Philadeip! , Boato: 1 Lake Burien at t THE MISTAKES ON | ed on the hit, and instead of hit-|"Rutteriss: smith and teers; scot.| ABANDON RUGBY With the iden that ting the bleachers the apple bounced | Watson, Fiilingim, Cooney, Morgan and} gan FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 13.—~|70n%, H ‘ ing would be ea {ang high and climbed into the stands for | Gtison. be genie made) on the building ‘is ‘Second Game— nm uu. &,| Rugby, for 15 years the big ball game ; . made) 00 tne Puboaut ani % home run. Philadelplil 4 § flo the local high schools, has been * ed BY at S It y | | IS million dollars has been By i Borton © 33 Tlushered out and American football |..%ounsstow® and South Seattle Mer- Oat schedules auxiliary hydro electric plat FOUR MORE GAMES Bat 4 « Rentine; all chants tangle at Youngstown at 3 p. m. eo llary nary power Sein ty 7R MORE GA} gg iy By will be played by prep teams here ~a Skagit has been install 4 WITH BEES a . this fall, ‘The adoption of the Ameri- i : —SAVE MONEY= 7 the tributaries at a cost pf } Four more games are down on the Cee ee, pot, | C4" game by the California and Stan- Wie Ste: Fee ere ae Travel by sfeamer _ three hundred thousand ay schedule between the Bees and In-| mevetand if "GM "Sy tora universities is the big reason tub, Fort Ward va. 1 4 These were the words of | MI Ti ceubiy tar Bontta aaa i dians, two being played today and |New York 4 49-415) why the English game has been ley, Suquamish va. Greenwood Mo TACOMA one of our depositors who From ‘Skaatt ge } Vashington ‘$2 68 1638| abandoned. va. Ernst Hardware, SA saw-mill that | After they wind up the series with |8t,Louls -- ee ae croaacus seirennear. gobeipa ly Reb. a aad lumber \Strue po | the Utah club the Indians jump to|foson . a. s In order to introduce our new , | pay c n Sacramento. They will play Sacra. |Chicaro ras} TENDLER CLAIMS FORFEIT DAILY, 9, 11a. m1, 8,81 pm Ml (whalebone) plate, which is “the disastrous results, ipex fot, sell 6 ones . , | eee , ee | Knoqualmie 0 over the root o Portland on this road trip. They | xan "yee ae — By cent ar pare pion Beany upply Laundry of Sunnydale, = mouth; you can bite corm off the ap gaat faaire to Eo peek: come home then to wind up the sea-|Philadeipbia ....... 5 4g | Leonard agrees to fight Lew Tendler cob; guaranteed 15 years. get rich quickly, when in | nition dollars which fon with Portland, Los Anucles and|,Batteries: Hoyt and’ Scdlang; Naylor, |!n Philadelphia on or before October reality the surest road to | Mi/ have been enumerated draft or plan that aac Hasty and Perkins, Hyal 2 for the original promoters, the wealth — co fan Vrancisco, et Dp meee. through by the people becau ve challenger will claim the $5,000 for- Raspous fo. the Cell of RT E RII IE Dridxe steady saving, The score— LOVELY LAKE CRESCENT Fe | been recognized aa nee 5, - canes |feit posted by Leonard for his ap- For safety, profit and first ATTERSON CHANGES Chicago... in the heart of the DAILY aT MIDNIGHT oo ee yr aad a i ag Clevelana 2: pearance here Friday. Tendler_ap- Sistpis Reusiains eArLe, AT wpe eT |, A work, mised for 15 years availability, open an ac- the people.” Yee thea After Bill Patte m Coveleskie and 0 +] peared at Promoter Taylor's office! Steamer Solduc leaves Colman trip leaving Seattle Sat, Night: ing and get h same day. Exami- count. in the Oldest and ry Part natitutle ie tace dag re ae po hit- | © here this afternoon and claimed the actddseltk sak, Rp SAN JUAN ISLAND POINT nation and advice free, Largest Strictly Savings should be, ang will Ba ens - C lay, the boys on * aK 000 t “ e : < ‘of the bul the bench told him to change his |st Lous : 2 Re ee ene Senere ae for © See Samples of Our Plate Institution in the Pacific tne Olli “be necessary Dally Exce ake Cresce Y ‘tusda BELLINGHAM- ANACORTE PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONN N AND MILL Ports 0 Appeal Northwest—namely, the and Bridge Work. We Stand the Test ef Time. Most of our present patronage ts recommended by our earl, ers, whose work is sill ood = satists ik our cus~ iomers, who have tested our work. When mg ite to our office, be sure you are in the right place. Bring improvements as t. H ree now, up to those I ‘on to prevent further divers Po" hud the Skagit ¥ . The people | they want to get rid ing scourge on the poll hi county style and he did it i Detroit kg 1 ° 4 in the eighth. | er teries: Van Glider and prove And he rapped out a scorching single | 1 <0 eto 3 over second. Pat has been swinging | ene a eee Mod 4 from the handle and has been stand. |ics wit up and take notice, or we New Do on Hotel | ing too far from the plate, Yester-|iose our guess. A m t day Poluon was pitching them high ” mc, man sre ||| ANROUNCEMEN and, inside and he made Pat look |STRAND 1S STIUCTLY Fine? Chant »To all my friends apd.old cus. i i i | | two more being booked for Sunday. 4 | | : Ans . a bad. Other hurlers he has faced| PLAYING GOOD BALL aed. Ryan i. P. Kelly tomers: I have opened a new P aa ee 1101 Second Avenue proud ofits socially kept them on the outside most of the| Paul Strand, who was sold by Seat store in my own building, at 1014 Hoon ANAL FONTS Corner Second and Spring plant en time and he couldn't get hold of|tie to Salt Lake a couple of months Pine Street, and will sell Gov- Cut-Rate SEATTLE spekint eentinn ae od them squarely. When he went to|ago, is playing good ball for the|{ ‘There is only one way to look )|| ernment Paints and General Dentists Eatablished — Asvete: Over Skat, Dower ite perked tat in the eighth he choked his bat| Bees. He is hitting well over .300|] Your best, Have your clothes Merchandine at lowest prices. NEAH Bay & Way PORTS 32 Years $14,000,000 the Clty of Seattle: oi up a bit and when Polson sent one|and is covering a lot of ground in|] (ate for YOU and do not accept 207 UNIVERSITY sr, Hises, weyor Hie “ them unless they are CORREC’ JOHN E, O'BRIEN Men's Clothes in clove he swung quicker and|center field. He has eliminated a Opposite Frasce-Paternon Co, rapped it safely over second. Let|lot of awkwardness that marred hia MIKE COHEN Lighting Department: 1014 PINE STREET F vor Hugh Cale ener scomia |! | 0008e10v HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES [gsi this youngster pick up in his hitting |work previously and because of his Malioe Union” Mtreet and keep his present pace in the|speed and willingness he is @ good Suit to Or $40 to $65. Many at $40 Always. field and he'll make the Coast crit: |}. te i . al SCH c it: it 4 ing to Bo { a BICYCLES SSS SNCS <9 Ea o move.—Advel