The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1925, Page 21

=» oo € - &2TF an? rtoeor / aA G@ereae Ween See tT. FRIDAY THE EATTLI rAK PA 21 great Horse Breeding Establishment Passes famous Belmont Stable Goes on Auction Block test Horse-Breeding Establishment in History of Gvorld Will Be Sold in Kentucky, May 15; Wid- ener Purchases Aid Estate Settlement BY HENRY L. PARRELI ne YOR stud and it ; E Wid ‘frank Sturgis Has No | ; frons in Fire Relative to | Post | pay FRANK J. STURGIS ; : ' $ I os t t 7 R s 4 ! } $26 Dona F r value nd 3 Wit " om thal 1, I Ww | : ct A be Ww SOUTHERN TOURNEY STATS v WON IT THEN I Wiklike fo know is who taught ee cat tin be sia te ao novelty ed Sox how to «! t Unique Ticket System Used at Indianpolis Speedway wit start | REGISTER AT AT SPEEDWAY first pers: fer the race next M » Indianapolis compete in the Inter- : the ra MER checking Collins Will Succee wanted to play mor m to a man ts at all surp the brilliant 1 jer of the White Sox lkind of a fellow he is Strong for Collins y doubt if there w Morty utter That's Seanaosncement ate in hay- to con- fer with on the many angles of fact, Collins | | the game that confront a man | gon several injuries han-} chalk in his pi I from 75 “ge of ¢ 1 | Mack. The instruction he recel as a player from Mack i certain |to be of value now that he is a the bat- = | | manager i First Aid to Leaders Sox Won't Be Last f At Chicago he played under Kid| id willing to go on record |@ | acm ‘at ts ; ‘4 ty place th ts one He Biot tape aatie ‘he ing the reigns of Gleason, by LimPalen, fit to give Cat Rowland and Evers as mana- mY best ‘1 ‘ vers of the Chieago club, Collins and thereby con mite to his success, he was first aid to then | ¢ player 6 mor E S 3 Hs coupio of Woken £. . ve © og y Schalk Says Eddie | Speed Handicap Next Big Event -at Tijuana, Mex. JOE QUINCE Ant so VERE Gon’ To MIAMI WITH OUR “CRYIN — : ]\F THos€ GR PACKED IN 2 Youu B BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Jackie Coogan Is Quite Some Golfer, Play Three-Cushions Bob Roper Meets Renault Tonight HAGGERTY OF MICHIGAN rook A BIG DOF Hoppe and Cannefax Yale’s Athletics Show Big Deficit Oregon Wins Over Montana Quintet BASKETBALL CELEBRITY #100 2 zt (How Muck | ave Tuo | TicKels f (fe MIAMI THar PRKE C 1S 'NOUGH ( TRAY FoR \ RIGHT, As Gost! HALE ) oN oer “TONE (Gane Beers ose ial YOU CAN comm) THE VERY PERSON | WAG] ANYTIME Jimmie / LOOKING FOR f WHEN CAN pete es % OVER | COME OVER AND | FOR DINNER TONIGHT | CHANGE My_ DRESS Ort, My LAND f WHAT CAN 1 PIX ? ALL RIGHTIE! ARE You SuRE | YOU COOKED ENCOGH FoR YIMPMIE ? CAD YOU ORDER FLOWERS FOR TH! TABLE - AN BUT ON THAT TABLE SET L| NE LIKES ~AN' FIX HG r) SAAD TH’ WAY HE UKES \T? HEL. BE HERE ANY MINUTE! TLL BE READY JOS AG SOONG BETTER HURRY! GEE! | APPRECIATE YouR PEKING ME OVER FOR DINNER TONIGHT, BOOTS ~EXTRA BOTHER AND ALLL YOURE ALWAYS DOING SOMETHING FOR SOMEBODY, ARENT You 2? TWS IS THE SIXTH AOUSE TVE GONE TO AND STILL ITWAS A MAN LOOKING Jim O’Connell _ Changes Mind | ANCISCO, J rl Joseph McInerney nell has retained Jitlon to the last ditch,’ Mc ee (_ Short Sport ) ——$_—_—J Senor Firpo was involved in an k th automobile wrec other day, but unfortunately only the machine was busted, | There are 3,185 golf clubs in this country, at least of which} agree the greens committee knows | how to run things. three t William Til habits. . Cozy Dolan Ss still confident Landis | will reinstate him by Mr. Dolan is just the } we'd like to sell lightning r to. uri boasts a baskethy | ATHE MAIL CART RAN WILD ON MAIN STREET | ToDAY- IF STATION AGENT DAD KEYES WHISIKERS HADNT WRAPPED AROUND THE ANDLE “THE CART MIGHT HAVE GOTTEN AWAY.» 0102s or nea senvct ine 4-30-25 —==— ( NO-NO-1 SAY Tea EN HE )| WHERE DIP hss i) Just missep/| "Edis OLD MAN | FITZHUGH? player H Tr New York Giants o have Johan Dt t : This |the Miami races When the n@ next season :| that when in LS doele abea © than one wa real estate get thru with you} It will be entitled “In the) F "eh io, 80 he to get up in the world, [down there you have no money wi Weet & und Buy.” leave, N. EB. Many a modewn w A. Service, Ine.) » would sooner roast her friend than fry her husband a steak,