The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 11

fONDAY, MARCH 2 1925. TRIS SPEAKER SEES A BETTER CLUB IN 1925 -BY BILLY EVANS © be have entirety re a who went five Unie, at top er six falter in Edwards and Uhle m banking on Edwards and games year, Add ‘olumn of number and than th 20 1924 away ames nd ‘om. the note tanding “The good year had last season is certain to helpful, He will have more confidence In his ability Sherey Smith is still a great pitcher. the eam quite a same lost wide difterer . you in our Joe Shaute A winning ball club must have a wok cate an be who 1) 4 backstop th Indians 1925 will ball club, 1 have impre yers that fac most every day veh The nag is year limit to wi positi This was not the Hopes for Breaks Finally | We didn't jing clube to get the breaks 1 have no ong the re oumber of should be of the “While at outstandin, eruits, there are a» likely pects wh helpful before the season pre etn star a any last year, Lox Winning clubs hus often tubs, hustlers The Wast xample of that try ton close an e “Where will ish? 1 don't the Indians fin care to get real definite on that subject. How- ever, I will be disappointed if we fail to finish among the first four,” It morale © just possible mproved pitching, greater strength, plus the punch the Indians are known have, will make Speaker's hopes a reality Greatest Crowd | Is Expected to } NURMI STILL See Puck Game | BY HENRY L. FARRELL hess a hockey contest In the West NE“ cates a ar Gee ie ithe: werte’s ‘ Dd UC ETC tan track | Victoria Cougars and Lee Canadiens have of Montreal here Monday night athlete. . Over 12,000 will be accommodated | ee eee at Arena, while several thous jurmi and and more are certain to be turned return to an eit Vietotia rst game Saturday that a better] reserve to him « PRO OFFERS few the second game series between the as scored a victory in accord Quist of the mpton right, enchmen, [ing thee Nes s bi night's Stanley is cup. only Vane © excep game the Jack erties sche at is ot one Demps Babe Re possible tt athlete > the chan make as much money for such little effort as Nur mai has had wince he has been in thi Hubbard Hopes to Beat Record in Broad Jump * ‘N ARBOR, Mich., March DeHart Hubbard, sensa sd ostar at the Univ hop to realize one his fondest ambitions in athletics this season—that is hang up a new record for the running broad jump For the past two years the ebony: ed star has endeavored to smash he existing mark. But has a bit short. On one occasion | jeaped 25 feet 1% inches, which at that time was just an inch and a half behind the world's record. jheld by Ned Gourdin, one-time Har- vard luminary. Coach Steve Farrell of the Maiza and Blue team is of opl that Hubbard stands a good ch gement of a circus, ac-|of establishing a new jump, Mor offered him $3,000} over, he opines that the @ week for 22 weeks to run after-|lad may even reach the Toon and night against a bunch of | figure. The present record Indian runners who have never been | feet inch and defeated in professional races. Robert Legendre at Another offer of $50,000 for one | Sames last summer, picture was made by a movie pro-| Hubbard has started practice in- dueer with the promise of more |40rs and appears to be in tip-top money for other films if the first | form and all set for a great season should be successful. Nurmi has |His efforts are certain to be watch- been annoyed so much in turning |? With interest down offers and avoiding promoters that he instructed Quist last week to tear up all letters and telegrams re- | ferring to money, without showing | them to him NURMI offers totaling made to the Fin nish star for of his name and his services. He has been offered large su to write testimonials that certai kinds of liniments kept his run- ning gear in shape. that certain medicines have kept him fit; that this and that food has made him rong and that certain styles of ring apparei have helped him ¢ the world’s greatest run- ner. He has been offered large sums te write a series of articles on running. training and living, and he could 4 work without v of ar the use alway® The m: cording to Quist, colored foot is 25] made by Olympic | the Burleigh Grimes TAMPA, Fia., days to sign a contract or place himself on the ineligible list were fiven to Burleigh Grimes, star Pitcher, in-an ultimatum {ssued to- by officials of the Brooklyn March 23.—Two Wayne Munn Posts Appearance Forfeit CHICAGO, Wayne | Say Munn, heavyweight wrestling cham- | Club. pion, posted a forfeit of $500 to meet Joe “Toots” Mondt, the Colorado cowboy, at Coliseum here on} March 31. Boston Braves to Face Tough Week ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March Ralph De Palma Ts.) me ston Braves today enter- Tanforan Winner © ‘ir | week of training in ofan va | Florida, confronted by four exhi- SAN FRANCISCO, March 23—| bition games with the Yankees, St, De Palma, veteran Italian | s Ralph Louis Browns, Giants and Cle Tacing driver, won the 10-mile fea-! rdjang, | ture event at Tanforan race track | Sunday. Frank Lockhart was second | and Eddic Hearne third. De Palma 1San Francisco to also won the one-mile time race.} | Meet Pirate Club Lockhart captured the five-mile By cic co ct aiolat eke | SAN FRANCISCO, March 23. Repaid sce tie Ff The Pittsburg Pirates and the San : Francisco Seals will meet in an ex- 1-Stars Winner hibition game here Monday. The A | teams split a double-header Sun- in Cage Tourney) ay, tho Pirates taking the tirat Phe Seattle Y. M. C. A. won the| Kime 5 to 4 and the Meals winning Northwest international basketball |!" second, 6 to 4 tourney here Saturday night by de-| Teating Snoqualmie, 47 to 20. Chet} |Cigar Store Ball Squad Has Class Duett, Don Ripley, Ove Jensen and | Monte Snider starred for the win-| ners, while Ray Odell was the Metlsding light tor Suoquainte Druxman's ball club, of the new Disa Al as Seattle Semi-Pro league, one of the strongest teams in the | circult, Judging from pre-xeason dope. | The cigar store lads had their second Husky Grapplers | practice Sunday on Broadway play: a Beat California The University of Washington Wrestling team scored a 14 to 5 vic. | fory over the ot Cali grappler Saturday Bill Gidding California 168 waa th t Golden Bear defeating nd 1 overtime Gus O'Brien, who piloted Sn Paris to the City league champlonship last season, ja leading Druxman’s. Cash Wheat CHICAGO, March T.—Cagh iter | wo, o hard, $1.64 BANK CLUARINGS University fornin niwht pounder winner wheat— A ha perlod Didic Roberts to || Battle Joe Roche BAN FRANCISCO, March Jor Noche, Han Mrancine Iterweight Und Eddie Roberta of ‘Tacoma, Wash Have been matched for lo-round | | Main event at Vrowmland rink noxt | | | Priday might. Seattle Clearings ...+ Balances SY 204,081, 7 6 BTN 015.28 land Clearings ...4 ve Valances 6,148,992.00 ‘ | Tacoma | otal transactions.. 2,008,000,00 | pitas tinde ——f) in there] w who doesn't want of the series at Victoria | beating the Flying | The team win: | games will! Given Two Days | looms as|° field and displayed plenty of class. | MARKET STEADY AT OPENING Livestock, Eggs, Butter and Feed Unchanged ‘alta rs fram Leciers oe ee a ss | To Two Strangers The Ger butter lemon: I saw vird ave Seattle market pened Monday unchanged) fell at 1 aturday'’s quotations, Tt KE market is ateady with @ slight weaker tone on pullete, The hat ries are taking thousands of eae* of the market these weeks, and | Juotion of baby chicks i* at) TO My Favorite Daughter, Spring period market has been steady I Sprightly Creature A it you ar @ than a woe ywing the | the delicate pink and white tints of burst airy and poultry fee epegatate nquiry DATKY PRODUCTS Quotations by on egee@and ynd Jame i] thinks your k to th Saturday ministrat tance of the nd the old “were CHIEE mine of better a ys, an ¢ grow you | atavint at it Now see tha 1 CHIBI very | To Thomas R. Cole, Superintendent of Schools students. 1 nty take a koen interest An sup » with or tem and the hin subjecs ntendent our schools you are fillin and ement to that Ch n your work ¢ BUTTER AND CHEE . . : Prices Pahl) Wholesale To Slot Machine Gamblers While it may devices “ee Gentlemen profitable tho no one particularly when permit and take t nickels Heattle delivery unspeakably deapte You ULERY AND MEATS ces honest men congregate. Gr ne hy Berry Mros. | ieee Paid Shippers Live admires ch your profersion. Tillamook Triplets Triplets y olr pennios from them. hould hesitate to show your ed your god. CHIED Buttertat | Agr SEATTLE Springs Ca #/To C. E, Hughes, Special Assistant United States Attorney | Mens —Live Dear Live Liv heavy heavy, leghorns hum uccensful r | estas L, live, per ed Fancy b Veal Far eal--Fancy light Helgian Mares—Live | Vrices Paid Wholesa | Sorin Cape | Duck: | tens Noosters MILK AND CREAM | sti fob Ke F Sweet ation Quotations by Milk Distributors Avsa. 2 LIVESTOCK 690 cattle, 1,500 hogs. Mar oe Quotations | Cattle— | | To Woodland Park Campers Dear Wagdore new ides this Charm for the ¢ ints, CHIEF SEATTLE To Dave Henderson, Superintendent Street Rail- ways Dear Chief. 1 note that you >} University cars that a poor working I ler way along the Unive nutes to. mi y humble opinio t Union Stock Yards. Prime steers Mediu mto good dian Thin more coup 4 your ache ; to got to to good to medium heifers " not have add: to your wa: CHIEF SEATT Prime hows, 169 to 300 ihe 14 fmooth heavie t To Ray E. Bigelow, Sisnaner Cheasty’s On behalf of the th the bumps .40G18 Dear Sir have had to negotiate you and your loyal employe fc in civie duty. The park board accepting your offer of aid and ngreeing to m n improving this important driveway ands of golfer: Cheasty bive. and others who Prime tan ulle and commons Yearlinge Wethers comes FLOUR, GRAIN. VED Quotations by Fisher Vlouring Mi Flour—Local biend 1 Patents i Whole, 100%" : ‘ been Whole, yo ow, 1008 ‘ Cracked and feed meal Oats pte, 1066 ‘ Rolled ‘ Mixed Feed 1 Wheat 65.90] Dairy Peed 49.99 | iSeratch Peed 47.60] To Gov. Hartley Dear Goverr egents to ” ut nybody « thing again mean h taxes u get for 5 CHIEF i SEATTLE Kew Mash 10» Linseed O11 Meal Soya Dean Meal To Nathan Eckstein Dear Na Maybe the old chief uld sa. Ch r t between old-timers you'll understand how it Anyway, they've chosen you now to head the King county safety committee. If there are any committees you a heading, or organizations you are not helping, or banquets at which you're not on the speakers’ fist, I wish you'd let me know. You appear to me to have solved the ageold |auctations iy Panne Te eet” sece| problem: What to do with your spare time. But it’n good wor, Nate | rf old chief. More power to you SEATTLE To Everybody Lee Folks: This is Courtesy week WAY Quotations by W. ¥. | Alfaife—Ton straw | Timothy Mixed Wheat hay John & *. 16,00 17.00 35.08 25.00 14.00 VEGRTANLES Courtesy is the olf in the ‘machinery of life and, unlike the oil you buy for your car, it doesn't cost any- thing, And it does double duty: It makes the fellow you're courteous to feel good and it makes you feel good, too, Most of you are cour. teous now and you know how good it feels. Spréad the {dea around a Uttle and let's nee if we can't have everybody polite and obliging, not only this week, but all the time CHIEF SEATTLE. ae |airens, a harap . {ir sels Sproute—L if bhage——Per tb. Lacal, box Cal, crate i¢ | . 5 To Paul Carrigan, Attorney Dear Sir; Saturday, before John Soudas was sentenced to prison, you made a speech in which you said that the newspapers had “created public Interest” in the prisoner's case. This, you intimated, was a bad thing. If you can explain to the newspapers some method by which they can refrain from “creating public Interest" in things and still print the news doubtless they'll be glad to hear from you. Don't be selfist and keep it to urself, CHI EATTLE. To King County Judges Gentlemen: Some of the old chief's friends tell him that you have decided to stop cocky lawyers from trying to run your courts for you, trampling over the rules and making a circus out of a trial That is fine! After all, the law us mut Every lawyer knows what he should do and what she should not do ina courtroom; some of them play horse be ise they think they can get away with it, as my white brothers say, Be firm and strong, gentlemen, and my people will honor you. CHIEF SRATTLE. | Lat | on ; per cwt hunches Onion’ Bete | Parsni | Pen: | Peppers Popcorn Potatoes—Commercial Combination « ton 50 Ibs. Lb Turnips—Yakima yellow rRUITS | Prices paid wholesalers Quotations by Pacific Fruit & Produce Co. Apples—Lacal cooking 1.26@1.50 Delicious 28.80 Wine + 2608175 Other vartetios 2574.00 Rananas—L, 08 10 CranberriesThird bbl... 2.00 Comb Honey ‘ 5.000 5.50 Dates—Goldon, O8“@ 09 Pigs— White ; 2.00 Grapefruit + 2.6084,76 Lemons 6.00 06,60 Oranges—Navele Jumble oranges Rhabarb— Local, To Poison Booze Salesmen Boys: They've tried fining you and putting you in jail and raiding you and destroying your poisoned liquor—and none of tt seems to do much good. Maybe an appeal to the “better nature” we all of us have buried down in us somewhere would work, Why don't you quit? You've got to die some time, and St won't be very pleasant dying with the knowledge that other folks went first because you just had to make a dishonest dollar by poisoning them. Get an honest job somewhere and be contented. You won't make as much, maybe, but you'll be a whole lot happier. Try it awhile, CHIEF SEATTLE. th, Florida Wbidee svoAn” Cane, per cwt per ew! Sugar Beat, BEAR PRESSURE AT OPENING Stooks Still Affected by Low Close Saturday WALL STN NEW YORK, March a Saweeping declines in the general Het at Satur- i day's close had a depressing effect epectlative sontiment, altho busi the week-end w | genorallyanonstructive, and stocks leontinued under pressure at the Jatart of the day's seesion. with fresh |}owa on the move made In many seo- {tions of the iat, Baldwin Locomotive | displayed lack of broke 4% points to 121, Stool de. line ore than @ int to 119% Pan-Amertean dropped to 78%, off more than four polnts from the previous session's high Btocks opened lower! UU. 8, Stoel, ai Buldwin, I2ly off i antral, Ady off’ thy Pan: Wy Rock To Maniacal Sir Mantacal Sir; When you drove your car into the crowd of women at Pine st, and Fourth ave, paying no attention to the street car that shut off thelr view of your approach, you might easily have killed several of them. As it wan, it was only owing to their own nimble wits and not because of any regard for them that.you showed that they regained the sidewalk with no more serious mishap than one elderly woman falling down in the rush, CHIBF SHATTLE. To Courthouse Painters Knights of the Brush; It doesn't tako half an eye or more than a sniff of turpentine to tell that spring housecleaning time is hore. You've made J. D. Ross' office, the county treasurer's sult and the assembly room of the august county commissioners to blossom out in new trimmings. But 1 fear the power of suggestion will be strong for imitation by housewives and you know what that means to us peor husbands, CHIEF SDATTLY. |nun nows Nyy eapocially : z i support and Slumbrous Oner:; Whatsa matter, spring fever? 11's been so Jong ince you have put someone on the grill that I'm beginning to think it's just about time to probe you a bit. CHIBF SHATTLE. To Mrs. Chauncey Wright Mino Mont; ‘That's a fine little cafe you've opened up across trom the countyelty building, Tere'’s hoping that your new enterprise lives up te the traditions of the name of one of Seattle's moat widely known eplevreun institutions of bygone days, CHIDM@PATTLE, To Harold Crary i iar Dear Chamber of Commerce Publicist: Now that the annual tour. int noawon {8 approaching, why wouldn't it be a good plan to get out n pamphlet on historical eifes in and around Aeattle, with a brief history of each? T'll bet there are a lot of places of wide hitsorical interest which even you and L and the rest of the natives Know nothing about, CHILE SEATTLE, a [nis up San Francisco Produce pe xt veur ar underate Cheote—Cal, fa Aho; extra inte, 200, faney, 20, pullots, HIEF PEATTLE Cros s Word Puzzle J wok HOMIZONTAL nd Term of resp arsh, sided. 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