The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 13

TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1923. THE i. ATTLI STAR HELBY MANAGERS ARE OUT 10 GET FINAL $100,000 NOW Show Will ‘OLD CHIEF DOES WAR DANCE AS JOYS [Twelve 1to0 | Advice for Fight I ans (mm Dykes Ie IF CON A AGAIN - : Be staged BY BOB eee BACON IT COME HIS Wp Contests Played i Rigen King on July S\eme terns Lp 3 7 What to Take to Shelby |! 's glad By Max Miller Collins’ Duties Will Be gu bbaivonsa thai a3 tied : ‘SIX BINGLES BY HENRY L. FARRELL u D areae , y AY GET 23 HOMERS : SP notere mis et tho |Wata be Was youae "to. this days AER OFF OF HASTY aq ‘ Me: , . ‘ Bob, Haxt Aelphia 1 » Kane, manager of Tom Git +, - ; ; : shearwegh ie, prvened te { ‘Py | DIDN’T FINISH to the. fient oe : ; SINGLE GAME n the stolclam of his race wa GIANTS WINNERS an Relat cist tuleen bat OF 26 CONTESTS | jiiorsi'r Wain cba gy op gp Eddie Kane and Mountain Chie major t6 Pesorl fot com-| IN Suniehant ame ite The chilling | danved. The rif ’ money had = Wasep « the Blackfee a pee y woul D € Alternate! crouching @ ’ Kane « red to ta & into the a’ Mountain € 000 of the me and John/gan the war dance with wh O'Neill, young of] m who ad-/ had led his warftors »|vanced some cash to meet the se md ine t of the Dempsey take another §20, |» | The feathers 4 © work out again d z ~ . " Have You Seen Our Demonstration Grounds at pels ba four sparring part . Oakland Coast whe his ¥ MONEY 15th N. FE. and Vietory Way? diana ine eee al PTE PARIS TRACK ge taal | A Gibbons to |PARK TRACK ron yas ll fin THE OUTDOOR STORE STORE maces! Mave Lage BY PADDOCK : et eta Bt ten Tent & Ang Cope ity, and as soon as | from four to #ix miles, and that he the | was going to box 12 rounds in the Harry Drake, Eng. BOB Lowber Grr =| Ade Linn ett = ome \HELBY, Mont to be ured fi } cha We have been virtually “Out of Sight” for the 4 sy AT GRID GAME last two months while construction has been under 10 years’ active work in IRTLAND, Juno 29. - way on the old Wilkes Theater Building. ars : ; a to this Gibbons bits just a * We ordered our usual large quantity of paper little different from the trim-armed and we must dispose of it, for we WILL NOT | Dempeey. + Pe y i " All the concussion from the carry it over. Our sale prices tell the story. jal test aoea right babe tate ful He . |socket joints. When Gibbons =e oF Oe ‘ord, was here recent |necta more of the contact kick’ ning up details tn preparation tor ts recelved in the hooped bones of | sen . It will be the first time he arm. rd has ever played tn Port : This gives Gfbbons more knock: and the gamo is expected to out power with lees drive back|7™" ® record crowd ¢ tt | will De held on the Multnomah | His blows do not land equarely ub field, around whi « © placed to WALL PAPER |itke when a nail is hit on the Bend.) on ciate a reat crowd. | “Due to the bend in my arms I Nine-ounce Scratch Ceiling at...........6¢ do not hit like other fighters," says MATT x “Cut-price” and catalogue stores are quoting @ cheap imitation Terese fae ae eee aa od Y’ S SON af thle pager a8) 00 6 00. siancing blows. ‘They call it clip-| AT BUCKNELL i ing in bo: § at “ Kitchen Paper ............4c a roll and up ig apart knew how hard Decapeey |, Christy Ma hewson Bedroom Paper ......-..--3carolland up [MM nits, but 1 think 1 get the oamo ef.) "imal 8k Bucks tos | fectivences as he does. ret bi r fame. Living Room and Hall Paper .3c a roll and up ae ivan to nit hatdar then [Tt US or fam 30-inch Grass Cloth Papers, sold regularly Ir do to got the same effect, the way ern |1 figure. | Re SE 5 _for $1.50, on sale.......-...-.-...-.40c wary arcs wore hot tent when 2| PRETTY TOUGH Silk Moire Ceiling, regularly 25c, on sale. .7c pated bend, Altho Yack Wheat of the Bro | “Some way a big change came rs has batted moro th All Papers are included in this sale. The prices In many over me physically after I figured re ir seas | instances are half to third of the factory price in carlond quan- I hee toiebind tay. atoll tion Yeairuo titles. } “{ not only grew taller, but big- . when he PAINT ["""1 developed from a middleweg | —— In Your Spare Time Ht. Day graduate man layer, |to a heavyweight. Old English Wax, in one-pound cans, regu- “During this time of growth my | larly 85c, at. \soetintal Rodkiog in solwal fahis| S Z= seo eel ae at, gallon...... i ive was traning down to bs R = EE TO BOYS AN D GIRLS 5 e |a middiewelght I never bad my full | J Martin’s Varnish, regularly $1.65 per or |strength. I wasn't a knockout | fighter. St, pér quart 2... cis sesso sci after 3 ee == ; : . ° Sige eat Cpe ase a Roller Bearings, Rubber Tires, Steel Disc Wheels, Low Slung up to the heayywelght class, moro The Sherwin- Wiliams Store Wee BUILT JUST LIKE AN AUTO + Dey is eagle 4& boxer should} 1521 Fifth Ave., Betweer ik d Pi “Natural welght ts your fighting : Ledisi nce areeniolene papa ctre es ee Here’s How to Secure This Silent Running Coaster Without gugguageues J Further recent comparison be- |tween Dempsey nnd Gibbons shows | Spending a Penny: that Jack weighs 195 and Tom 184 at this stage in thelr training. 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