The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1924, Page 17

1 n te . by he ; rt all y ed ily os ut ng a THURSDAY. } Rf ait EA Gibbons Will Fight Norfolk ri rAR Ship News BIRDS APLENTY CARRIER SHARES Tides in Seatlo” | FOR DINNER GO “FORWARD THURSDAY rmapay Views Mish’ Tise | vie itlen’ TH “ | B ttl W ill PLE Ls SL Ae ek ss é : F GS Ee ee Housewives Advised of Low Brookt feat *sT & N California 1 Reeth | te Rent ||. Prices for Turkeys i St. Paul battler Wi He’s Turned Coach Now moat re Meet Colored Fighter m6 ee at : > Grid Team Weather Bureau Report. >. Gibbons Finally Gets Tumble, After Getting Go-By = ° : Since Staying 15 Rounds With Dempsey; Norfolk Golden Bears as Good as " 978 Has Also Had Hard Time Getting Work Ever, Says Darwin) Arrivals and Departures BY HENRY L, FARRELL Meisnest; Other Gossip : sina Bt own) EW YORK, Nov. 6.—Tom Gibbons, St. Paul boxer, BY MELVIN VOORHEES }+ mp tes Santerd | has been getting the run-around since he went 15 “y .N , mF hag (A thes ‘ . rounds with Jack Dempsey in Shelby last sun’ , has beer Pu t, Washingt grad vat . * matched to m Kid Norfolk, a colored light-heavyweight, ate manager aelan vis . rhe who votes in Baltimore, Md., as Willie Ward. Gibbons and ae oer Ane lied oie Ww Norfolk wil! meet in Madison Square Garden on the night e pe NG ein for fan Fre y . of December 8 for the New York Christmas fund. They : th m next Hatur.| st ta r - are to go 15 rounds—or less—and have to make 175 pounds 4 tw e all-r to | ports, wt Tex Rickard, who made the match for the committee in t i . ; an oh " ive,) the Canadian heavyweight champion ulifornia has been pla " ares of the charity drive, Os Somat reraaca tar enaeet, ane arpe of but i’ | 7 is trying to get a light- oe tren pr Mr ; Pronaciorigh® ne heavyweight = championship) yeignt turned down the| No t ght ee oe , involved. offer ond Tunney we t interested. sa j ’ ; ae . s cham € 4 s S10 © oe ad t LU . the Amer-| GOOD FIGIFFER | ‘ i 4 5 | weet Cream, ts : x ge : anit | felanest dean't claim to be Ve els in Port at Seattle Mess css Portland Live Stock Tigue will ail s Ago Kido y ® Pier ¢ 7 Prices Paid Wh. w * Quotations by Rick a eoedt forsiean Dotter #1 creaine ag | Coat : ud “ x POULTRY AND MEATS : eine A more he ts ' Capone Hoge ‘ ° market, the champion, and expe fo produce. ‘ ™ co—Btr Wee A 2 » ©, 160 that Rickard will offe ner Be Mg corm tee Ducks Live rs ’ : — A It's @ busttiees xior ‘ : ! Young, 1084 6 ’ Rickard wanted tor + walanaad “ohaes - ane Dempsey fe . , : iar Pemeoty abe sthged in Mad ROBIN R Ba : een fa a terrific slump. Garden for years | Undoubtedly the best lightweight wrestler ever turned| THINKS HUSKIES 4 Febeons, however, wi ns. ting to Eddie Kane. | out in Northwest intercollegiate circles, Robin Reed, former | witt, WIN . 3 ieennat tattreated ra Eee tone In st. Paut|O: As CG, star has turned professional and is now coaching| wut, just the same nt is teO@s; « har oppovent for Gibb« folk. wit work out at sum-}is Alma Mater mat men thinks Washington la going to beat : a, see Gibbons agreed to me N. J with Renault and Dave —_—--—-—- OA e , ‘ POULTRY AND MEATS Rickard tried to get Jack Renault, Shade Washin I n and California MAES: ge , r) r Pald Wholesale Dealers Boston Wool 0 I really expect something ike ¢ bi ‘ barges Coquitlam City se 40) B ‘ wool t Oregon-Idaho Game Saturday to | iH] Southern Caljfornia game hete test) Mowry Yule PS be * ye. the H thle sea 11) P., 9.18 e . lines ttle Have Each Won Four Games \°)° 2° ian Wi ! a Be Important Gridiron Battle Haye ka our OS inn Canadian Wireless i IVERSITY OF IDAHO, Mos-! now, for she has a . oe weeks Jae aaa e Angeles Turkey sreased 38@ 140| Elections were satis om a § hat) Oregon gam " * - eles for i jan Hares c Sow, Nov, &-—From a game tr lup te now it has heen a. terrific! reams Have Clashed Nine Times, One Game Being °C? Da nC. | Cowe—-County “so was listed as of mdary imp 4 . : ARGUMENT . Pong | gee oe sie hace when Idaho lost to ford, | grind. six ames ay stove Tie; California Has Outscored Washington; Sat- = vs Veal—Fanc}, om ie alt i below ght hie atti here Sel onat Oregon bas come to Moseow.| Urday Meeting Will Break Deadlock mnfere {ce ave srocs ede il cx sg Generar | tha deie has “nin ah ; —— ‘ . * at Union Stockyards hon a conte Mall. because | Portlan " gene f W ASHINGTON and California have met on the gridiron : a ‘ sae “7 . ae gnosticat Thei plenty of footbalf in only nine times poe see 4 Seattle Wheat Tornade the “Te ie wee Of those nine games the Huskies have won four, the Bears 0 nH antes " 2084.09 Mur npitamtsrand BEY be conqueror | for hago nytbonpey have won four and one has resulted in a 6 to 6 tie score. 4 t sa aa ge pada tong 2 te ¢.| vade to play Was ave Wo i F sulted in a 6 to 6 tie score rev gn cee 2 , aie visitors to th fornia has scored a total of 169 points to 121 for the > Vessels in Other Ports dium 4 ’ ‘ that th over and a ©) Huski In 1915 Washington walked on California to the neapy ror ACOMA—A elicie sige rs eee, toe: ee ee tune of 72 to 0, but the Bears never rested till in 1921 they | ANVIL CHORUS ite teank Manado, Ti latent ale ‘ = stem 1.87 a i. almost evened accounts by trimming the Purple and Gold,|_ 4! ++ Hl ar cabs or, Mtr Tiverton f at & ay ze ha oa Ee ss ¢ cote, nnd coe. wet Yokel Wins a ae That was the year of Andy Smith's | 522% Wick te reg ‘ . 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A vamped Tiger team with the h line jable will start against Harvard Banned Navy Stars Will Play Saturday | APOL. b 64-The var nt thru a hard scrimmage | brightened by word that several of their best men banned from the team | jon account of deficient scholastic} work will be restored to them a} \Sveek before the a game. Northivesteen Plays Stopped by Varsity ANN ARBOR Northwest ern pl uni the freshrhen | | gained little ground against the var. | sity in practice yesterday | MONTGOMERY-ROMERO DRAW | NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Sully Mont |gomery, former Centro college foot ball star, boxed Quintin Rome |Chilean heavy, to a draw in round bout at Madison Square don. and that half a dozen n squad 18) ter yne of theb est that the Purple and|1¢ ho | Gold has ever had from their first] rate he should be one of the sense at 6 a m. Nov. 4.—BSte Lon I H h t ‘i 1 tion from Be grey Bi Yarme—Crate s.ssseessssssevese year class. tions of the conference !n the fal « rrRutn | They play good, hard football,”| of 192 str Emma Alexander trom. Be-| 8 jay 00d, "| of 192 Sailed, Nov. 6.—Str England Mara | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers on the campus to c t= Other varieties n the campus to havo tho first-| vianight: atr Doylestown for Seattle, at |Nananas—Per Ib. year class turn out en masse for|¢ p. m.: str Ruth Alexa fea rein ag fare rerenet YR ed thelr team's games. The project/até p. in. "str Claremont for Seattle,,at |Crabapples—Small box . 111 be tried out Saturday when)‘ Pm | Cranberries Harvard's | Sat ‘ c Parsnips 2 And it is evident that they do) AYMOND—Arrived. Nov. 4—str Chas. | Peppers om the fact that three Cougars Christenson from Los Angeles, 12:30 Popeorn—Lb. .. o t tq the ho ter last Sat-| Potatoes—Local whites, ton. -25.00 ent tq tho hospital after last ABERDEEN—Ba e #, No. 1 ton. .20.00@3 rday’s set-to with the Husky pups ye sack ... ore of them adly banged up. f Louls Tesreau, brother turning out to be an even bet Kicker than had been forecast.| .SA% URAXCISCO—Arr keeps going at his present|s 9. ‘mc str Fellx Toutes from wt ere of Elmer Tomatoes. field, box .....5 Tarnips—White Local, doz. bunches Homegrown, for United Kingdom, at § a. m. Nov. 4 Str Dorothy Luekenbdach for Boston, at There is a movement under way Apples—Cooking, box + 1,000 1.295 LOB ANG [Gothte Sta: Sailed, Nov. 4 Beatt Str | Grapes. W: ms Mina Brea| California . Martins is here. The Oregon frosh play jn the} for Vancow ate Thos. Crowley for Be-| Juice grape: adium here n week fromstaturday, | atte, str ton Hall for London, str | Grapetralt \ Nene nsage tana ag t Notu uenios Aires. Arrived,| Florida hen the ity goes to Tacoma t Nov. 4.—8tr thwood from Seattle, |_ Artrona iget Sound, Ground Cherries ... Huckleberries—-L! Lemons, Dorothy Alexander from Seattle, ms} Jren from Vancouver, str Gothlestar fro Admiral Schley from Por land | Shields, str GRAIN SHARPLY <=: Quines—L», seat | Strawberries — Lo . \ | | HAY, GRAIN AND FEED | | | (Prices to Consumer, F. 0. B. Seattle) | | Wheat Strength Is Due to, Heavy Export Buying | Cracked™and feed ‘meal, 100' Oats—Whole feed, 100 . Rolle CHICAGO, . b—Grain futures | Wien sass N nished sharply higher on the board | Feed. trade today | eh—100 Wheat's extremo bulgo failed to| timed Ol Meal, hold wi an avalanche of profit|soyn Bean Meal. selling descended on the pit in last|~” minute trading. Strength was di to heavy export buying, estimated | Peart at 3,600,000 bushels in there days. | . Pate | Strong cash situation and light | Samer receipts helped nto a higher} Beet |close, Oats made sympathotic gains | |with the rest of the list Provisions finished irregular, eta | Chicago Board of Trade i Wednesday's Quotations 100'8 100's 24 Me: ness to ns health and happi- sufferers from and INDIGES- (Baying Lides—Lb. TION, GLO GLAN has given reffef to thou- sandsgin a few gninutes, GLO GLAN is w Wonderful discovery for stomach trouble, Friday, November 7 830 P.M. Shbject: “Love, Marriage and | Other Perils” Plymouth Church | Sixth and University Tickets, $1.00 Lowman & Hanford Third Avenue Store; Archway Book Store, Third and Pike; Freder- | ick & Ni Book Depart: | } wheat iz0— ses .60@1.00 +1,00@ 2.00 Wool Pelts—Dry: Fine, choice, Ib. 4 | Lamb c Mohair—Long .. ‘ogy | Goatekins, long +a ley Wool—L», . fine, medium . [Nov W473 14.75 1440 1445 Nominal N. Y. Sugar and Coffee 12.00 TAKE son, ment . 2 7 Wednesday's Quotatt Grease ‘ GL oO G LA N Under Ayspices Seattle Bagne DVI Many, bot sarined, duil;| Cascare Bark-—i0is peel, ibis. 4 Teacher Orgaptzutions Kranulated, §7.1507, OYSTERS ALL DRUG STORES ise Coffee—No, 7 Ilo on spot, 224 @22%; | Baatern Select—Gal, cand vc. Stewart & Holmes, Distributors No, 4 Santos, 260 26%. do, count Amin ratte enn aaah Be ane