The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 21

THE SEATTLE STAR - PAGE 21 ee ee FARRELL FINDS SHELBY HAS TAKEN COUNT FROM THE LAW| PREXY ASKS Ski Jumping Champ Hurt hp 4 " Saal ? 1 1" TO PRODUCE ping np A J TES Fight Cit __ TELEGRAMS for Rainier Halts Work BAI SING AVERAC ES | Here Is: Something New | Was rie 5 ic ay Is on Book Short Time ag Coaaer ar | ! ie Open Town YKI JUMPERS YREAT FALLA hea af ¢ ( : First Nationally Known ; , : ; : Sports Writer at Scene al b : 4 4 ne 8 Ve, of Big Battle BY HENRY L, FARRELL foCarth 1 Pr riding to MoCart . toll ™ | however, and Me y re Bes 4 2 y ‘ A oN th from the » fe ened , ‘ \ ; shipment of race over a courw tha “ , h » heal 1. Mt Ver ‘4 yaks ' 44 a on the platform ef sam and end near Par vy training pro:|Maliwitz. Rectament r 8: Oe ae an : $ a new yellow pine r ! efhtion, the inl wit 4 u ve next week will |GABDNER, Seattle 7 1 runners aver the cour rohably " ‘ was | raul F \ in past years. WELSH, Seattle $ “y r . some bed sistant ft i . , tt b j omnes ‘i ere, came expected |liehneider, Ve i ‘ sid if al ) tr cowpuncher part, will he a today than he|* t 6 . rh ‘ } 1 ¢ ae ea y 7 holding u building of July % and in t valley cn on he teak bial ® . : ."f ; ; : , The old town's ¢ cloned up.” * tho ant ki ball i ning ik and played , ‘ ' ‘ idie group In dusty f Paradise Inn Mammoon with’ hia " es ‘ ee a g 4 ih a few Blackfoot Indians Li ‘ . oe war by echoed the senti- ts, in which women and BALL » CAPTAIN Inn so the 4 may le with veranda of Pi lay was true. » the widest rihwest, mile fram the 4 built a t ; ‘e ’ % ms loun, ne » automot . » r . Pe arner, ¥ " ' K af “ the strain a he floating up will open Steam he Vand ‘ 4 4 rt} 5 hy 4 from a dirty, na treet, where a road to Longe » has i i x i its 4 Be 4 J sufficient to # that someone had one r ath. The of CONTESTS IN | ‘ | Sie | | a 1 i taken the wild and woolly out of the of Rainier Nationa ; . 1 6 4 neighborhood From the third 15. GUE halt La oo ‘ if iy jetory of a brand new building @ few the Ski club are now FORD LEA! hroe rilan 4 . 8 ) a | H f lan rods down the street came the : UP Jumpers and | PVHREB fast games were played in |freaset. Portiand i : 6 re igs |moan of @ saxophone a little Inter ay eld will be announced YAKYAN, Seattle * , : ts in the evening and the pan-pan ef a Bru . tra, Hart & (oneetens Balt Lake ‘ i . o 3 H plano and the ping-ping of @ banjo! ) ery , ; i “Them rounders did it," a native Have vanced STAR LEAGU Hart end ane JOHNSTON, Seattle. : 3 bartender, dispensing nearbeer in @ | E lng the content apres $9 i 4 mirrored cafe, moaned. “A Jot of The Hygh Baird team defeated |™ ‘ i 4 Hy a i squatters came in and started the But Ours Still TEAMS CLASH the Canal Motor Co, 3 to 1, in aly ‘ it ae melt j 3 wheel going and the cars snuff s emai west . thrilling contest. J. Rock broke wu pe, Bacrament H 4 ; 8 ; and they didn't want to let the boys Rewpin We hay IN BIG TIFFS the game in the lgst Inala, nl hye Ookte i a a8 t go to bed. Now we all got to go to | ws % place in the finals ja: tersific ahve § er ! 8 oS ae bed in on both games, the th re lery’ longue last i + : 4 But if it Ineks the liquif’ veneer our prices with others, but in Te |Balrd toxsera ara now leqding thre | eam A ; : 1 z P and the high polish of frontier daya, © he sure to see us before buy- locking Meee, ague with five wine and nalatutauer Ostiacd ; 5 200 / Shelby ia 4 revelation of something j ing, because we know tll Mged te llommos. Hart & Hart occupies sec 3 27 : ‘ ’ |new in these days, when we were” ¢ 7 hates of Star league place, suffering ‘ feat ; 3 y |beginning to think there fen't any, four vietorles 4 ‘ such thing 4 We Cau Save You Money The West & Wheeler and 1, Tbe Egg a mF i red) ‘ Hi ; Pt eed ah oe i ee OLY sides’ ot the sina All Standard Makes m Dry Cleanere are mixing a dy me) ai 2 Angeles . Jof the town extend bulidings: that | Every Tire Guaranteed and park at noon, and the|* . WIM. Henitle ; i 6 have been erected In as brief 3 time » ) Brothers’ Dye in On ore all, Log Angeles / t : : 1 bori ‘ , in &\ae ten da : ha h Tame hd ; é e : * a € ay a. Concessions, be , * CASING A Ready are clashing ati” he # with @ three © 4e, Hacrament i Lonnie Austin, member of the boxing firm of Amatin &| tan ae aon ; FABRIC CASINGS Park at 4 9. m, 1 ‘ Ho lat UL AMs, eet : a Salt, is shown below with hia latest invention, a headguard | "ures." 4g ne ee es ¢ preliminary games between |.” mn MeDona He Geary, Say Frpacionn H i for bazers.. Lonnie is sending the one shown in the picture) svaiiapaie inch of Shelby, untif ho Loules won, 11 to| ton gg 4 1 ai 7 2 § a Glkl to Jack Dempsey, world’s heavyweight champion, for use| )ug ali the appearances of a Can Py by eh en ed 1 is | during training at Great Falls for his title bout with Tommy | Island without the 9008 baie Sunday will see @ alight change in| Games b next Wednesday are it Lake i | Gibbons in Shelby, July 4. The guard is Austin’s oivn tnven-| Mtr sei sel rte aaok sevse the batteries of the big teams, Har.|HWeh Baird vo. Hart & Hart at) joes eek Te ee ot ; tis| tion, the local promoter having taken out a patent on it, atuand ready to receive the @ old Shidler, Carl Roe and Vinniq|Columbla; Lamping-MeDonald ys ¥, : No metal touches the boxer’s ears, and it is expected to YO) tans as tast ax they come. sear fen oll rede fo pitch tay (he puere 8h Wasnagtee long ways towards preserving the facial appeatance of| Traftic, during most of the Dyers, with Good behind the plate. anal Motors ys, Wilson & @, Portiand #4 Pt : & ON Wee : halted, or moves in slow ei The Pallora will have thelr ace, Bill | Kreittle at Woodland park |fiyan, facramento i aie ie 4} | pugiliste. a donetant streams Gf tae ty, on the mound, with Touseley| ©. B. Ballant, sales manager of |filgh, ¥ i i | ao 4} ° 4 ly 1 AAADATLIAARI i] ~) on wh fro t Fe ss satis. walt waite ts perteal vteet «ie eT Sy a\|NEW MARATHON |GOWDY TRADED _ ‘22:20 '» on vrei: tom ime 4 utier and Art Sackman M)& challeng io PN and gee! & GREGG, Benttle . } | e v' eae ta Kerl, tor the wheat a |gania with the ghemplane “In’the [iederss terkiend at ‘ : “| RECORD MAD E| TON. Y. GIANTS first convenient vacant spi i mplons, with 3 j Rose City leasue, to be pinyed late | Stumet, Partland +. 1.11.05 1 ‘ 3 : | HOUBTON, Texas, June §.—Dan| BOSTON, June §.-Hank Gowdy, boa Ri yt: tor 93,000 ane e|in- August, when the local winner /pty, ' Kenney, former profossional at thé|veteran catcher of the Braves, and) (fe Col It pO tm bag Been. Secreet: r : H 4 Tyler Country ¢lub, and Wm.|John Watson, pitcher, have been| "O° UO pempeey ae ae rm ss i Lundberg, professional at the Glen-|traded to the Giants for Earl Smith] co yon. will meet on July 4 te ; wood Country club, established a|and Jess Barnes, than’ bait completed “Sat Tie ab t 4 ‘ new Marathon golf record when ty royed by the state fire m POS: ee ere | ; : 6 341 362 lthoy played $16 holes in 15% hours nest examined re. |S 0'C\ are going rapidly. | Bt i 226 | here. cently were found, among other — —_———~ |things, an old railway ticket, a SOULDERS RE-ELECTED About 149 pounds of meat to each |safety pin, half a cigaret, a small! Bob Soulders has been person were consumed in the United|buckie, the finger of & kid glove|captain of the Queen Anne States last y school baseball team. Shop around and compare 16 4 9 Make. All Non-Skid Bs | HOLD POOL SPLASH PARTY) ) y ul Four years’ swimming experience, | race, a tandem race, a 60-yard race, PP 3 Bian A | nae a ite mul an move send eters war to's 1 “Dress Well--N ever Miss the Money-- i ue | - 2 {itude of ribbons. That ts i n = 4 te “Hob” Strona, who competes in| diving and dash swimming will he| KY O P ‘ ay C lee cbancall sodthwick’s, Splash |foatured. For girls there will bo a trictly ne fFrice ash or harge | Party Frinday night at Crystal Pool. | plunge for distance, an wnder-water s With a splendid physique, of which | test and a 20-yard race, freo atyle lhe can be justly proud, “Bob” wit Swtanlae 1 ete ~ be given as ls nlookers hig remark- | prizes in all contests. ‘ ‘- > old a a o the many store| Tickets for the Splash Party can oboe: 7" } ; peg od at McDougall-Southwick 3 { | swimming events arranged for the|be obtained at McDoug uthw 34xalf 88... .. p “ éventng: or from Don Vickers, Crystal Pool, 35x414 SS | R f Barely four years ago he began to| at the special price, 25c, or 100 for 36x4¥y BS.....- } \ |take an active interest In swimming, | spectators. 33x Ss. ¢ In that short length of time he has fs 5x5 SS. 3 % won four gold medals, iro yee | 9745 Se — iit : medals, three bronze medals and) ; . atxb | 88. . . A el. : el | many ribbons. In 1922, at the Elk's High Lights of Heavy Truck Type : %: convention, he won several petene M 4 T | mee i water sports. In the Star all-city 34x41 SS $30.00 |.pne F . Hi |swimming contests he won several ajor lussies 34x5 SS...... 32.50 Bf) & lly desi } events and was placed in the back 6x6 «98...... 37.50 pasty Y By |and side stroke contests. Heavy hitting 2 enylable | Giant support Cubs In 1921 he also won an victory over the nt Retreaded Cord Tires limited 0*] —And June Is the Me | sty ayputs:n goie vantal yn aware: | Bits eatt's ‘olan trts'e?- coat : ranean — Guaranteed 4,000 Miles éd to him for haying won the 60-yard | ¥!th Hoston, winning the last gamed tot. 111 The new grays, rich blue pencil stripes, in double and single-breasted styles, All Non-Skid 4 Month to Buy a Piano BA) | dash. Ho was also featured in the| preter shut out the Phitiee for 10 : . B2x314. LA 4 ; main events on the canal. Thode’ tripie won the eatta that range from the extreme to the conservative. In quality of fabrics and 31x , 0. : + 7 “Bob” Strena is but one of the @ for Ht. Loula, to 0. ry . ° * : Bixd 10:50 &iP ihe daughter Pi, it graduating will many people included Jn the McDou-| jrommet roturmea ye torm, ana tne|f tailoring, these Suits offer values not being duplicated anywhere. ¢ 5 late @ gi of a new plano— ee gall-Southwick Splash Party, for fio & 11.00 sure PEE { MA | friends and ac ‘ a (i e: quaintances of the 12.00 and Hig is: the time cf Year {0 inierest she 74 |store associates have heen invited to] Peekinpaugh, veteran Washington short- 13.50 girl—and the boy—in music, And in June, Bf | attend the event Friday night. Set S aedes anwotng ie 14.00 the month of brides, bite GRAND PIANG Special events haye heen arranged | Tigers in's wierd game, 16 to 4. i becomes the ideal wedding gift. number for the enjoyment of all who come. 14.50 . ’. ’ ; *% . Ehmko held Cleveland saf 15.00 af the fine instruments we display include— For mon there 1 a night shirt relay| nea’ Bor wen, 7ton de) ee ohd the sereee 15.00 K an : fy THE CHICKERING ¢ |MUTUALS LEAD FABRIC CASINGS ER atic tl Bly lye diye cn All Inspected by Us | Hi ee tho lead In the ackee ree and Guaranteed , GULBRANSEN ‘ lby defeating the Gite Srust chu 20x81. . Gord 83.00 } MARSHALL-WENDELL | | Tho Mutuals bunched thelr hits in Box3i4.. 3'50 BEHR BROS. 4 the fifth inning, whieh was good for Bixd.. .... 4.00 fl | Som lea ihe attnah’ Gas tha Wiasoee B2x4 .. iy 5.00 @) The wisely: selected piano will repay its Both Lasley and Wandesford 83x4 5.00 Bs cost many times, and we can offer new Biphen. sues bell oe batik ong standard instruments— a Maliki tts By dpc ia BaxAlh 6.50 UPRIGHT MODELS | ee tena abel Lasley and Pascoe; B4x4ih, : 6.50 From $375 and Upward i Wandesford and Parks. B5xdIf.. i 6.50 fl f § BO6x414... 7.00 | 1g) GRAND MODELS as Higietda ReaTh oe Ale dial 88x56. phd From $685 and Upward x the Bacifie Goat “Binet de toners by 85x - Holt, the winning pitcher, struck out 19 3x5 8.00 | WITH TERMS THAT WILL Holl SMOG HER itil Mail Orders #/pped. $0.0, E me ae i Try the money-saving || richards rash Co acne Without Deposit 9 ¥ system today. Pacific Cqast Blycult Ca. 6) 84 Molt and Shirley; MoeGilvray and “Ride « Flight and Save Walker, PIKE STREET | | | ARCADE | omen, || SESE | | POATEILY,® || Sasede B5SSSS2S = SLBBWAdtntanra 3s Elliott 0440 } ‘ } Sixteon blind ex#oldiors’ finished a §6 TO $7.50 y 26-mile walking raca here, W. . BO OTE RY Trott won in 6 hours 95 minutes, W, 0. STANDRING f Second Avenue Entrance bE Na 2 ins 0, BEANDRING ' Me tains CHILD BURNS VILLAGE rg tes Where Pike St. Crosses Megond Ayenge Ratween ‘Wanton BUDAPEST, June 8.--The village BOYS’ SUITS 1427 FIFTH AVENUE 4 of Bourgat, 100 miles from Buda, Boron Ave, post, was dostrayod by a fire start. Ratrepen Pike en. Unlan: Atroety ed by a child playing with matches,