The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1923, Page 13

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1928 Shows Speed on Bases; = Appears to Be the Real Class THE SEATTLE ST Firpo Eats Too | Another Dizzy Schedule for Dobie’s Cornell Men Tall Scot Picks Weak Teams for 1923 Schedule, Just as He Did Year Ago; Many Anxious to Play Him; He Seems Anxious to Evade Them r mos Davis Back ° From Trip; 4 Ring News PRAISE FROM WALLACE Oak 10 sin. uigh ith lord. me I Hela, ta the hit- hey nia n { Harper an. Main 0292 as ing: ey fan ORPHEUM A CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE __Now Playing Twice Daily The Darling of the Screen. BESSIE BARRISCALE (In Person) POLLY AND 07 RICE DIAMOND €O. ~ FLO LEWIS tit the ion jout ine oe the ite rf at, for lure a ae BURKHART (Gur DOPE in —Sidney Carroll & Gorman Rhoda & Broshell Pantagescope HADSL ALL Doughits Dancers MORE DAYS Prince Re “Master My bar Avdalas eof the Orient! Other Acts and Vilotopiny LADIES Special Mantinee ONLY! IL ALM. Wednesday PP PPLLLLL LE LEE PET POOOOO0000H D0000 , FOR BERCOT Go *4 . CALLED DUB | esis “ty CARD COMPLETE FOR PIERCE ARRIVES FIRPO 18 | WEDNESDAY | “i Morgan and Dandy D ng for th ee + Se ‘The Good Old Days’ | Time Ficurens | Ay duncan | | MacDonald. As Told to Tom Olsen 8 CHAPTER VIII HE Sullivan combination sisted of four boxers the manager faylor, myself up made as & ver pop’ and great crowds tu him box. had a standing offer of $1,00( e who could stay and many him, talent’\would seize th “home portunity of earning an easy thou sand, only to be knocked out be fore the fourth seasion by te champion. We home town, en Sullivan serious stopping in Denye for a week's were tand, rec | parently ry Slattery, a big an’s manager, Pat Sheedy, rccepted the challenge, and the| \tignt was set for December 28, | |1846. Slattery was well-known to than the was taken the miners, and more | usual amount of interest lin the bout ‘Che night arrived, ‘Taylor and I went on in our usual preliminary lexhibition bout, and everything was |ready for the Sullivan-Slattery | match But Slattery was nowhere to be! found, A hurried search was made lfor him, but the miner had ap |parently got cold feet in the last] minute, and ducked the match with John L, Sheedy wag wild. If Sullivan did not appear in & regular fight that big crowd would demand ita mone | hack, He appealed to ‘Taylor to| go on with Sullivan, but he 1} wow drasing, as J had planned to watch the Slattery Sullivan fight from the approached mo and b nO with the thought 4 moment, Sheedy | W that 1] champion 1 then said on OLD TIMER WINS LONG FOOT RACE TaWalaticl ala, ave a PRSES iS ShS Gh “Seattle takes » care of ) her own’’ ME SSS SSS SUSE BROOKLYN GETS BIG GRID TILT YORK t.” 34 4, 1 I immediately | for a speedy preparation | » biggest fight of my life y made the ail duplication, ba with its a I entered the -ring firat John }L. cume in a minute later, and concentrate on welfare work, not on mena Vil never forget how the boards supervision of activities; all accounts audited; xqueaked ay he slowly business men free. mi » the ring. He was 40 heavier than 1, and he| ot packing any fat around with him. | Sullivan had a powerful right| J hand, If St hit me, 1 knew that 1 would be knocked out, But, %e. cause of his anxiety to use that right, he was quite ‘unprotected to a good left hand, which 1 was fortunate eiiough to posses Shortly after the f started, I Sullivan a terrific blow on the This enraged bir at me, But 1 om I atayed the and ‘had #8 measure of interest ever paid. keep out oft ent entire four rounds, | ivan rushing friends of the Community Fund avound | inn rap could not] eed the 1 wa. weitors (he | hit me and un ry new following diy, howeve flat) given | NV Daa. AR | GEORGE GRANTHAM, PORTLAND CASTOFF, STARS IN MAJORS | JInfielder With Chicago r Cubs One of Big Finds Much, Says Jack Portland Couldn’t See Him in 1921 and Omaha Sold Him for a Big Price; _ Seattle’s Welfare Bank Opens September 30th ND it IS a bank—a place where every dollar is zccurately accounted for—no waste of time, energy or money. Change your dollars into milk for underfed children—into food and clothes for the deserted mother and her family--into sympathetic visits and skilful care given by visiting nurses--into schools for men and women who have been cheated of the advantages you give your boy or girl—into saving of body and soul of the misguided girl—into friendly comfort for dependent men and women, making the eventide of their lives happier—into the helping hand to our fellow man who is down and almost out. These are some of the glori- ous things you can do in Seattle’s Welfare Bank—the Community Fund. No national bank is founded on a sounder basis than the Community Fund. The fifty welfare agencies and institutions supported wholly or in part by the Community Fund, are now a part of Seattle’s commercial life. As to the need there is no doubt; nor as to the great work they do. Economically Sound The economic questions are: Shall there be a single community fund under one efficient, business-like head, or shall the various Bepacies Bo it alone, blindly over-lapping each other in their solicita- tion for funds and in the work they do? Shall the stronger in money-getting ability prosper to the detriment and per- haps downfall of the weaker agency, even though the weaker may be equally worthy? In short shall there be undirected and unrestrained competition among them or coordination and cooperation? The day of wasteful competition is passed. Seattle has said to these benevo- lent and RULE Tia aie tt a) agencies—""Cut your expenses, eliminate all unessentials, eliminate nee your budgets, coordinate your activities and cooperate with each other and we will help you and will raise the funds you need." Results Attained Fifty institutions have complied. Results have been attained—higher effici- ency, less cost, less waste; only 7!;% the old hit-or-miss method; saving in time and annoyance-one campaign instead of 50; agencies These facts are proved. Can you ask for more? Deposit your dollars with Seattle’s Welfare Bank and receive the largest Seattle Community Fund Give Generously—Sept. 30-Oct, 8 This advertisement 1s made possible through the generosity of PAGE 13 Tod Morgam Is Elamdicapped by injured bye amd IKmuckle ‘OD MORGAN, the Dillon at the Arena Wednesda it o the evelid th r him in his ¢ ‘| But Dillon His right t with Dandy n injured Bercot One Dode hit him 1e8 taken injured considerably d unless they are y a long can heal up healed up they may be a serious to him ’ mary oh" STURENT DIES ED WILLIAMS AFTER BATTLE SHOWING WELL licap now used for financing as compared with 25% to 40% under etting; equitable distribution of monies; impartial and priceless administration services of Seattle Teese eee se se Te Nese ore f