The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1924, Page 11

MONDAY, JAY 26, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 a MLLE. SUZANNE LENGLEN IS REPORTED AS BEING SERIOUSLY ILL Hlelen Wills Expected to WILL DRIVE With the sore 11 to , the Tele : OW LOOMING Prod sf: IN TIE, WITH == comsoy ON EASTERN TRACK HORIZON RunAway W ithOlympiad IN CLASSIC NEW YORKERS =" Bozo, May 24 re preva tors nt Says That Suzanne Has Lost So Much ] . “ et ni ‘ = bj Mitch ‘a 30 ae wiching perpie | eight That She Is Hardly Recognizable; Needs a/v wt , 1 . aye tBe © ; Bex Long Rest Molla Mallory in London pede has been oat Sole wt ie sak he ed he og ee pees comment that “only a Lenglen playing a|tred to « 5 aus ae Aneel per Mrs. Killefer Here to Stay Hts Wade Killefer, wire manager of | y * Hoston Red enr =" ‘' Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks °- — MOM’N POP Pop Loses His Profits BY TAYLOR ELL CONSIDER ? THIS AS A DEPOSIT L ON & TWIN EIGHT !! — S LOOKED Peerty GLOOMY FoR ME IN THE POKER GAME TONIGHT UNTIL 1 PULLED OVER THREE ACES LN THE LAST HAND — FELIX WAS AS Some ff AS A MOSQUITO WITH THE MUMPS BUT L THINK I’M ENTITLED TO ty I HAVEN'T WON A GAME FOR NEARLY THREE MONTHS !! 4 r e-— Paddock Is | paris Not Pleased |: ay tee With W ork roo 200 oat hale in Boston. | matehe fespllé Ris Work of Saturday tn | nore de Southwestern tryouts, when he | ine the: idee Within one-fenth of a second of | ere daar Me rele” pone sre Is Ww | BOOTS AND H E R B ie tien IN DIVING! UDDIES ALO AUTO, Cal, May 26.--War | aH EES EH PEC CE OE STOP GIVIN' OUT TICKETS. i AN’ NAME YH WinWER lished a néw World record of to train hard during | ute 121.8 sec it would be unfair to! meter back i Olympic team for me to enter | genrsvilic tal f am able to run. I would / Olympic games swimming trials Sun- | .” Paddock said. day today. His right leg | during the Drake | Pinkstone, Olympic ¢ in to such aize hej cisco, workl’s chatn ulate his avitomd-| plains and fancy his! its pedals, Be admitted. ~ __ tes " FIELD | OLYMPIA BALL WIL START | OOF drinee | open its 1934 séason Tuesday after AT CHICAGO noon with the Tumwater-Union zi Mille game as the first attraction GO, 30x; %*—<Jne hundred | All gamew will be played at Stevens ahd Sfiy-six goifers, entered in field and Union Mills. ‘Western eliminations for the} Charity Lyman {s slated to do épen title, prepared today /the mound duties for the mill team ford university, Pee Sarg fhe start over the Ovk Park | Tuesday, while the Tumwater pitch Ma mcan at ery atin | 6QUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS , THE OLD HOME TOWN drying up the rain.soaked -— fee rapidly. The greens probably B eet cnltion wonorrow DICKERSON TO al REFEREE BOUT Players are to survive! xercHIGAN CITY, Ind, May 26.— — we sy gk be | Edward W. Dickerson, Grand Rap Jotgea Saat 5 nals, lids, Mich, will be the third man in| : lune 4 and 5, at Bir-lthe ring for the Gibbons-Carpentier 10-round bout here, May 31. Dickerson was selected by the mayor of Michigan City and was ac cepted by managers of bot fighters. | Xing County Sportsmen's as- mal pt in & day of ard HOQUIAM WINS | Enumclaw on Sunday with Wet of constricting sevens) FROM SHELTON bond veh by} Hoquiam high school defeated i pany. Shelton, 4 fo 4, in an oxetting| Sig County Game commis. | Southwest Washington league game | ) Satictioned the work and|played at Olympia Saturday. A . The sportsmen will|thrilling Shelton rally in the last} the corner of Becond andjof the ninth fell one run short of} ace” ‘Otiorrow. evening up the count, PRIS TRIP TO 7NE Cit HE eye tid HAID EATEN UP HALF OF HIS SATCHEL AND ITS THE ONLY SATCHEL IN TOWN THAT WiLL HOLD is EXTRA PAIR OF SHOES Not Natural BY BLOSSER ARENT You ASHAMED To MAYE SUCH A FUSS ABOUT HANING YouR HANDS WASHED P FOR TUE LAST TIME THA TELLING YOU To WASH THEM !