The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 CHARLEY JAMIESON 1S BEST AMERICAN LEAGUER THIS SEASON Billy Evans Selects [ She's Dangerous | Yankees Swimming Entry | Dundee to I am a registered membe Cleveland Outfielder|;—y ———| Seeking | w.s.Sceiuitc:| Box Criqui Is Player Without Single Weakness, Says Famous Essick pfiten Mek: : for Title bes RS eg lie. sande to yeaagn: Wil a Umpire; He Should Be Picked to Succeed George mone Worseg9 Mp - st ’ we Sisler Ee ¢ New York Americans To pbs i “=*" | French War Hero Will Be BY BILLY EVANS / Be in Market for “er- non Ball B . Sentimental Favorite AS tl ‘4 d 4 all Boss i Saat yer in the American : : pes co : ASSEN ENTRIES ARE Over Rival Thursday @a @ a e urnace reg , : : | By Henry L. Farrell sel ye hi of the Pe taal Btow ns, was Y Nag annpal y OPENED FOR N2Y YORK. duty £6—pent SA honor in 922 by a committee of experts. ‘ ork Yankees bel " Leonard having : f | arnen 4 4 . £00) hav Pi will be the first to grace a monument now P f gpd gg: dor barf MILE SWIM rane tocea of hana loot, ar : ted in’ Washington to commemorate baseball. f bey ge . tries for The Star ox oy anaes hos ae e er ul urnace er, the hero of 1922, has pot played a game this} *,| Miller Hugsing, it is unde ‘ mvp Nis jigae Leta 00 pi fiey § , ! a) a 8} c * | : © samo thing ton w night ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT year because of eye troub t is not believed that he will » have his job as loi c May. The entry when he alteropta ¢ e the mech : si don a uniform in 1928. That puts him out of the running. . Y nts it tn New ¥¢ ee ee ee oor anal ch ike ook world’s featherweight chs 1 Here's a Seattle-built Pipeless Furnace that will give you more Who will. succasd hike? K \ . the best of hes adhe may |clipp mall B | tec Bugene’ Criqu eo Fr heating satisfaction (han any other furnace. Many new features 2 Aas ie . E : ‘ ' | hip any time editor, é i wl to wave you fuel and give you an even temperature In your home. While there are many stars in the American league|by ¢- Faaick, one of the best handlers} The bie ent will be staged in . worthy of consideration, | nominate Charley Jamieson, left J Gel |ot pitchers in baseball, ts signed to|the Lake Washington r ne, Dundee i H . rn y ’ P ¥ of or the next two | Urday. afternoon, Aug oe fielder of the Cleveland club, as the most valuable player| . & Vernon sotitrast fe tall froubie {Will close on the We t . Installed in Your ome on Easy Terms of 1928, figuring he will continue his present form. | " in breaking it aa Ed Maier, Vernon |i28 the olashe wor he There are many fine outfielders in the American league, | t * thinks phat k is a ie Kable little It ‘ One i A é zi , e » think nt thi r r H 2 ~ . Double but certainly there is none better than Jamieson. He the st uable ans «m| MALONE WINS nee re in hig fists than hi plece 1 ae Casing ee ies lifies finality ta Sik:hoathbetra. and no ra y iy | has | ne Radiator Ve 4 Assures possesses every qualification [inability to t uthpaws, and r . 3 ‘ » 4 } y ¥ualification aby o nt southpaw, ahd | FROM DOWNEY [0% sens o:tn0 sit thet den Smoke No weakne He's a 1 star b7 | league yer an he e a MBUS, ( Tight t and Gas Tight Other players wh Waste Heat proba enter the Humidi- y 7 3 Large ring a fave o the betting thru fler B A A Cold Air run records. | : Coast > \ y this an jon McKay, of attle 4 onto || sentimental re ith the ex- on top z Return . in the ‘ It | Marty Krug|| Jimmy O'Hagen, of Buffalo, N. || ception of a good right-hand punch, Radiator § y 4 Pipes , ', fan’t trong tr ms 1 Y., last night at Doy . that he showed in knocking out Assures P, / 4 Sepa 30 . x 4 ~~ eles and that » nay ¢ 4 " ¢ r art, that Plenty 1 ») A rom es cay i . Rh? leet ; ; hen Kil i Hot Air ¥ fa , as. |! . ie \ y of him Moisture | E | Casing Bandits, beware! This \ot th 1 ‘ i je is known ) lady, Emma Hobson of Bowl-| . Ag pln | hella apeealoee re booed aiebamrbles ares sta giued bee oo ing Green, in ol’ Kaintuck, is|*" . ratte an imposing lst of Saving acclaimed the best woman _ of Fuel rifle shot in the Blue Grass. «| She'll probably ring up some|'9® high ones at the international *\and national matches at Camp Perry, O., in Septem- Howant I toger Peck’ experts by SS ee =| Demonstrators yery pur- 4 er Tris r mn ar more valuable than fleet Char ciency e in his ed r as overcome ey Jamieson For immediate delivery and at substantial reductionn wo are offering these 1923 How did Buick oars which have been slightly used OVER 800 NEMCO FURNACES have been sold’ and installed in Seattle homes without solicitation Four-Passenger Coupe on our part, These were sold on recommendation of Nemco users. Our Factory to the a Stx-cylinder } a | naces are made. No obligation on your part. with the buying public §) model. ee we are continatig Four-Passenger Sport Touring Sold and Guaranteed Direct to Consumer an z. Pp a Beautiful, ri colored, an outing com BY US new. designs in such quan- panion of the finest sort | tities as to warrant the prices quoted of the fix- . ‘ Three-Passenger Sport NePAGE-McKENNY CO. tures illustrated. We have hundreds of other ones-are-not in sight \ Roadster designs priced equally to remind*is, nt striking and completely appoint Phone Main 1553 Armour Bldg., Third and Jackson, Seattle; Wash. oss a a ci & 4 + a Fs y We employ about 50 ities ertary men in our factory, and pproriats this sale is for the pur- . pose of keeping our fae: : ELppise/s2g/@QMPANY tory running full time during the quiet months ie: dod : of July and August. East Pike at Harvard East 0842 : way ; Pi iN 4 = greater ti Established Over Ten Years vex 3; . Bos onGa er A House Known for Reliability George Frost Company, Boston Makers of Boston Garters for Men and Velvet Grip Hose Supporters for Women B2—$4.95 B3 Bracket, $2.50 This sale is at our factory, 1720 Yale Avenue, between Olive and Howell stree 5 blocks east of hth avenue, on Olive Cascade Fixture Co. Ca b | } \ | Seattle to Chicago 1714, 1716, 1718, 1720 Yale Avenue pee sy aes WHEN is a TAXICAB NOT A TAXICAB? hp) | WHEN the TAXIMETER IS NOT USED. § YN TK | Great Northern Ry: THE TAXIMETER RATES ARE FROM | Hh v Speedy service made possible by new giant oil burning pas- TEN PER CENT TO FORTY PER CENT f s | aes CH URE in portions of the Rockies and a ; ite Fee ti the Cascade Mountains the heaviest rails used by any line CHEAPER than the old guessing or so called f i |] in the West (130 Ibs.); by additional double track; by ad- flat or bus RATE. ditional automftic block signals and the fact that the Great | |} Northern Railway crosses the Rockies and Cascade ranges Porat ed Wheel THE RED TOP CARS are the ONLY cabs “ ' pmb ie ii 154 Crebredehosoydy) ‘ operated on a strictly meter rate. | Your safety and welfare is zealously guarded from the time\yon || ‘This superior schedule takes effect Sunday, July 29th on controlled ovenheats | step on a Great Northern train until you step off at your destination, | is % i p Sercdpad ee ; De SV ECOGS eR ee | The Oriental Limited | ; ALLOWING CABS TO DO BUSINESS fl ORIENTAL LIMITED Lear eres se ee a | 2 ae chs pokane - = ; Z WITHOUT using the meter should be inves- Ss ee EOS. NE Arriving etal ia How to Keep Cool While Canning tigated by those in authority and persons in- | KY St. Paul - - IN viis sing. “Any women who ness & stove terested in civic matters | To CHICAGO | «Chicago = 2 nipped with the | WITHOUT CHANGE ah : TG OVEN HEAT WHEN THE METER IS USED, THE Sei | Vit GEACIER NATIONAL PARK- Americas Scenle Wonderland — |] ompartzent, Obecrwation Fare Palmas Standard and 100g ‘ay areve res ¢ e enroute, on t ain line of the Great Northern. T' WS! ains on | ‘ LORAIN teanaton ENGER pace his fare in large figures ene | the See ee ee ce toned eee eRe eee Popular a la Carte Meals or Table de Hote. ceives a printed receipt—there is also a com- | d cannii ith far less time and work! : s The Oriental Limited is the only train operated on the fast Sacuacita et ones of Locain-equipped Gas Ranges plete printed record of every trip. GREAT NORTHERN RY. schedule with evening departure through to Chicago via}the have used the Lorain Oven Method of Canning suc- a : are the last word in railroad equipment. Standard and tourist Pullman ‘Twin Cities. This affords passengers an opportunity to stop cessfully for several years. WHEN YOU RIDE IN A RED TOP, see that cars, compartment-observation cars, “daylight” diners, superb rondbed, off at Chicago for theatre going, shopping or the transaction You will find that fruits and vegetables canned by this the meter is used and be sure and get your unexcelled service and perfect cuisine make this the ideal route East. |] of business. method keep their firmness, color and fresh-from-the- receipt LOW ROUND ate Bes Unelos aes all fuminer long. garden taste. There are many advantages of oven | se1pt, ; ‘or information, reservations, tickets, apply: For further details regarding this new fast canning by measured time and temperature—the 2 schedule, reservations, etc., call on,)write or telephone, Lor in Wi * ear Union St, | RELIABLE and CLARK JEWEL Gas Ranges E l L ° t t 5 9 0 0 1 ang suse ston \ ak, I cic nears Call and Get « Canning Chart—Free for the Asking 1O | ; a 1408 FOURTH AVE, neat UNION ST. " J. W. YOUNG, General Agent Seattle Lighting Company at T, J. MOORE, City Passenger and Ticket Agt. Main 6767 (“Remember the Elliott’) ‘ f ; or 1308 Fourth Avene oy GAS CO. orn : Yi King Street Station Main 6601 (Both Offices)