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r Y*mrm Tigers and Los Angeles Show Mighty Strong Front Hitting Power and Tight Defense Makes Last Year Leaders 1920 Favorites Tigers and Angels Have Same Class That Made Them One-Two Teams Last Year; Other Baseball Gossip Any team figuring on popping the old bunting in this man's league this year should lay plans now for beating out the Vernon Tigers and lx>s Angeles Seraphs. This pair <>( dabs finished one-two last year, and have the power and de fense to repent, according to the lay of pi e-season- dope. Los Angeles will have a mighty driving power again this year. Sam Crawford, "Red" Killifer. Johnny Bassler, Art Griggs and McCauley are all good hitters. Jack i ournier's i big rat won't be missed much if Uriggs hits as w ell as he did With Sacramento last year. MgTitfl '^ mm * Itabe" I lor ton Ui no rrtpplv with the Hub by a long shot. Barton may not hold down the flrit baas job with III# Tlgera (hlii piviwn. tt* he has sloweit up »omr, And Um> Mvmii <* these itiumli will make more than on* hattrr'a inrirf l»K>k sick. Johnny Mitchell ruin off a couple of hundred base hit* par lumnter at shortstop Chadbourna Is a wonderful fltkltr. High and Minctun art- both good. flMn look over the Lot Anirelrn pasture Killtfrr, Kilts and Crawford Will all t»e back on the job. and what a d«>aih thla trio Is on fly balls ID* Los Angrles' Inner works still looks sick, with Griggs at first and mmffCmuWy at abort the only ones sure of Jobs. Pitcher* also count In defensive *ork. Brown, Orandall. Ptrtlcs, TlMitne* un<l AUlridge are figured as the nuckui for th«* Angels. What tikis crew did La** year la suit a fresh memory. Thomas, the former Seattle MWlthpaw. should be a big asset to the Seraphs. If h«- worka as well with IMs M*r aquad as hs did with ths local* last >esr. Tommy had a world «t control, and with a net over the outfield that Qrawford. Kills and Kllllfer lUfsUlt. the cool left hander should win a lot of hall garaas thla pummer. The Tigers will have their aame < barling corpa on the Job again. ; Kovck. Dell. Kinnernan. Mitchell, i ■chnleder and Kromme are a tough MM (or any team to buck up AM then to the catcher*. Rasslcr and Bo lea. two of the cleverest mitt ! Own In Uie circuit U*t year, will b* M the >ob (or the Angel* again. and PWWBier will again don th* mask Nr the Tiger*. Tea, brother, any team that 1* fig . filug on beating out the** two team.* (■r tha (lag. bad beat (tart laying e»»i bow. SAKS BAVR IjOT •r rowKK Oat Howard * Oak* will have plenty «( pouch thla summer if they can gifiitp develop Home sort of a pitching ■toft. The Oaka were weak on hurl '<n all laat year. Outato. Knight, Bohna. Cooper. Miller. Wide and ' Itni are all good hitter*. Hut the Oaka* burling ataff. while tt I* there IB aumlieri la all wrong In claas. WSKRK WIU. ISIJUTT PI.WT i Where will Howdy Klliolt play dur tag the coming neaaon? Hlght now |l !• the property of {he Uronklyn Dodaar*. but It 1* doubtful If he Mid Bake the big leagu* grade ,|pk. He will not be with the Oaka 'Baat yaar. that'* almnat a cinch Talk la atront o( aending him to either Laa Aagelea or Vernon, but nobody laow* right now where th* little re : aiftver will draw hi* pay check. MR 810 Walter Mall*, the big lefthander. Who baa aouthpawed In and out of Saattla (or aeveral year* ami who tSSbhad the aeaaon with the Sacra ■MMooientn Solon* should be one o( tba gnatent pitcher* on the Coaat Mat aeaaon. If he *teadl»* down to 'Mataaaa. He haa the xtuff and If ha get* going right reserve a place i W •. • and with our H I . Army Doctors I cA fact: II At the Medical Officers' Train ing Camp, Fort Riley, Kansas, last year, the largest-selling ciga rette among these thousands of doctors and surgeons from all parts of the United State* was Fatima.' I FATIMA A Sensible Cigarette \"Jusi enough TurkitV yM 20 for 25 cents WANTED! A numW of men to work In my autor < He and truck repair •hop At rf'-tiMi repair work. and learn to driv«r and repair automo bile*. tru'kw arid tractors, tlra repairing and vulraniring, battery recharging and overhauling, ©xyaectytena welding and brazing, Which la actual work on all makea of ran. I specialize on 4. 6. H •nd 12-ey7irider automobiles and half-ton to nix-ton trucks of all makes, single find double Ignition systems, starters, generators and carburetors. You work on rsrs where all work li guaranteed to toe satisfactory to the customer, so you ran learn the best meth ods In repairing of cars, tfucks, tractors, tires, batter!**, etc , from the driving to the rornpbfe overhauling You ar«- allowed to stay on the repairing as much time as you wish and as long as you wish. Coma and ae«, rne at once and make arrsrigem"nts to start. DAY or NIOHT. 1 w # ll give you my own personal service and assist you In obtaining a license to drive and a union card. For further Information, write or call and see rne or one of my assist* ants at the following addresses: 1326 L. C. Hmlth Uldg.. 1017 Olive •t. or 914 <*h+riy st.. Yours truly. WM. JUNEAU The Tiger* will al*o hivn » big punch, altho lU»b Mi'Uim'l * »tkk Hill !h* mlaalng a* the bl| tßtrd aa«*ker ha* joined the Ntw York Yank* (lob tttin a lot of tail! iuiivii for ih# Tiger* l**t year, and It will take * mighty u«hhl tnnn to replace Hit** A lot of t>AM> hit* *r«« corralled In the maoee of the Tig**r outfielder * lllgh, Kdlngton. Long and Chit! bourne will all |>a*te the agate hard Mitchell, th« rlamy Tiger short fielder. and !C*y Ftaher. eerond KU'ker, can alao rnncn the *gate near the top In Ihe Coast league pitching for Walter. riKRTY WOt IJ) iiKi.r IM \ijt ltlg IUII Plercy, who pitched f»r j Sacramento last year, but who Is now ths property of ths New York Yanks. Is slated for a return to the minors again. Wouldn't Hill look sweet on ths Seattle pitching staff* We'll any he would Hut Hill will probably go to Vernon on the Meusel deal If he Is sent to the miners at all -y '' _ «<—#*.a^.. MAYBE THIS BIRD IS NEW KIND OF NUT Th«» who rrink* (Mr rMtdftup | within glass walla should not heave i the heavy pebblr*. Senator Knute ; Nelson inot the Knute of "hold Vm" ' fame) helpa wnst* a lot of white i r«|fr every year, lie and the re*t of the lalkntlvc element at Wa*h Ington nil thousand* and th«uant»!» of |»age* ra< h year with a lot of talk They call the conglomeration of aenee J and noaaenae the Congressional ; Iteconl. Kvcrythlng goe* In It ; whether It la worth while or not Now that l*n't the rase with lb sport page*. The sporting editor* try to uae In them only thoae it An* of new* and feature* which they figure the people of America will en 1 Joy readmit. Brn*tor Nelaon woulil j cut out the sport page* to con*erve ; white paper. Hut he dowm't *ay any. i thins al>out the t ongreaalooal ll« ord. lUr Tmlam. sails* *1 bike rtan plw. wtll *«•< ra*pM« la the pf* p.wit Maw tort ill 4ar neft. which i la far ttw iw.i*| week la Marrh. MacDougalls and Knights Primed for Big Basketball Battle S'ot much on size, but th< y ran play baaketoail. On the left is Tommy Ntedles, and thr othrr ymwo fellow u Horry Mooney, who hold down the guard jobs on the Knights of Columbus rage five vhtrh trill mix with thr MaeDougait-Sou thwick five for the m ini-final* honor* at the Y. M. C. /t. Saturrlay night. Seedles is a good shot, and ran ring in hi* share of baski ts. Mooncy is the lightest guard in the city, but has plenty of speed ami ability to holti down a job with the fast goinKnights. Leaders Will Clash Saturday Wright and Azevedo to Box Tonight Welter Crown at Stake; Other Bouts Lined Up for Pool \itotlirr rim(ttU[p h UiMteltlng # II I lt«- tliriiitr room of Hilly Wright. toaul writer king. • to night when Joe Alrtrdn. Call lorma welter. I»«« mitt* with King Milium *1 I!>«• Cr)«l«l Fool. Tbh I- mil) - . m-toiml ballle a* Caul ihampion •llwe he wan II lti»l llnte. Mr (might a draw with Muffle 111 a »hoft time ago. Aievedo b «aid In l» a rug grd miller, »hw main 'ft In the ring ha to mix thing*, and If that k» the raw* a nire Italic at trartlon «hould hr on tap, Wright"* rletertie** orrrronilng Atetedo'* •trrngth Thl* will b« the flmt time *'' v ■ran the *t*ttor In artlsn and no Judgment will be pa»wd on hi* ability a* a battler until after hi* ihowlns tonight. If h« win* there Hhoukl he plenty of ring work lor hlra with the rlaaay array of wel tern abiding here thl* *ea*on. Another duet of welter* will mix thing* In the *eml final when Hilly Hhade and Jimmy Storey utart In Where they left off a year ago. Htorey handed Hhade a pretty taring and Hhade t* out to win back hi* loot laurel* tonight. Hhnde went bark down South and fought him *elf Into the mnln event i la**. Htorey ha*n't been doing murh tioxing lately and nhould be In flnit Uaaa trim tonight. Jimmy pack* around a mean pair of f!*t* and the fun* like hi* *tyle. In the other bout* on the card Nell Zimmerman. Portland lightweight, will Imx Harold Jonee of Tni'orrui and Karl Zimmerman boxe* Morgan June*. They pair off a* brother*. l'at Wlllam* and Frank Pete open the card. They're lightweight*. Dance Means Death to Modesty, Claim NEWARK, N J. F«b. 13- The dtncpfl of today are thw Eaat Afrlian mex danoea. the dancea of cannlhata that tend to kill nil modeaty In Ktrla.'* Dr. Maricar«"t Sullivan of Jeraey. City told a gathering of prominent woman at tkm Y. W. C A Bhe anld: "Th«« gfrla of today do up their f«c#a llko rlrrua rlftwna. "You cannot rxpect your llttlr iclrl In her teena." ahe warned, "to Ko out to an evening party clad nm the young Klrl of todny la too often elad and throw her Into the arm* of ft danrlng partner and expert her to come hark the name girl. Votj hnvr deprived her of her greuteat defenae her mod«»aty." CHARLES SCHWARTZ Optometrist rind Mfg. Optician K»r» Ctiimlnnl and f<lnk*ra Wlttrri 2.17 l-'.plrr (Ilk. jfffhdk NI.I Serond Ave. I'hone Main 2(61. LOWEST RATES CALIFORNIA SAN F HANOI MOO IXJH AMILI-KH POINTS, HAN bIEOO FBKQUBNT HAILINOH jH, H. CRMLO, HAILING FKB. 14 lIH OIIMK K I IMJ * iu» eta#** »r 1U SBATIU RjOt-VKEDJCT, FEBRUARY 18.1920, K. OF C. DEFENSE MEN SHANNON IS GIVEN CALL OVER SCHUMANN TACOMA. Wash. Feb. II Harry Hrbunuuin, Coast light weight champion, forced th* fighting and did the leading all the way In hi* battle with Kddl* Shannon, clever California boy. here last night, but Khannon was awarded the referee's decision Khannon dripped claret and kept Schumann In loving embrace In the laat three rounds to get away from Schumann'* body kick* Shannon proved faster and th* more cl"V*r Walter Mason. lightweight, laced Krenchy Valae In the sec ond si* round event and won th* decision. Karl Connor and Mor gan Jones, feather*, boned a dr»w Jimmy llarrt* outpointed Mike !>e Pinto and HUly Nelson beat Kid The Amerl can I<*gion staged the smoker, and I* planning to bring Hob Martin, Interallied army heavy wrlght champion, here to bos Hoy McCormlck of Portland, at It* next smoker. VICTORIANS ENTERTAIN SEATTLE MEN Th# Seattle M«ta will defend their lead in the cooat puck rare tonight wh'n they take the lee with the Vic toria aeptet at Victoria. The local* art* leading th* cha*e by the *cant marrlo of five point* In the percent. a*e column. Victoria In allll In the ba*ement but l*n't out of the run nlnir for the playoff honor* by a lon* nhot. Tht local team will take the Ice with their uminl lineup. Foyaton will t>e at center with Itlley and Tobln to nfart at the winjr* Walker will hold down the rover job and Howe and Itickey will l*» on the defense. Holme* will be between the The Victoria lineup I* more unc*r tnln a* Leater Patrick may Mart the came and if he doe* It will break Into the unual Arl*tocrat lineup. Dundardale. Oatrnan and W. LoiiKh lin will l»e in the forward line, l*ut. rick at rover and C. I*ouj?hlln ami Johrmon at filtrd* with Fowler In the net*. mmm Mrm I Billy Wright- I -r% rue* Hoi Levlnnon lloxlnjt jj Glove* for training a* well O 3 a* In hi* regular rnatche*. £ Toil fight fan* will nure v 5 8 have a chance to nee th<Me O glove* tenter! out In the f- O fc O bout tonight between Bllljr g Wright an«l Jop Ar.everto § 55 the bout being for the Cotuit if) Q welter championship. Ul l«| ■ «m A iio9 SCCONDAVI; ■ Wi mf SPOOTBW QOOO3 stow mm Do You Know That Seattle has the fin est billiard parlor in the world? Come in and §ee. BROWN & HULEN Second and Hprlng. Third Floor. STAR FIVES WILL SETTLE SEMI-FINALS fteattle'a two undefeated eenlor **• f»<~« their Wiltrlno Katurday night when Ih* Mar I biugall Hnuthwlrk five and th* Knight* of Columbu* men (ancle at the T. M C. A. for a plar* In Th* Htar league b«*kMbatl final*. Th* (wo l«m* repr***nt th* rr**m of th* hoop, player* In lh* rlty and th*r* wllll b* plenty of ac tion when th* leader* get together. [Th* Knight* have rleaned up every thing In th*lr *«*•« lon of the leajrue and th* Marltougall* have al*o mm* thru th* flr*t half of th* *ea*on un wratrhed Th* Knlirtit* will take th* floor »llh their regular lineup tomorrow night, with INiwera and I>ogan at forward*. <Ta**lr at renter and Mooney and Needlea at guard*. Th* Mar* ar* expected to play fmllh arid liavldaon at forward*. Khlveley at center and Overton and Kertl* at guard* Thla tilt get* under way at • p m Ticket* for the gam* are on aal* at th* Knlghta of Columhu*. Y. M. C. A. and llniwn A Itulen*. Th* "T" m»li the Rainier poet team In th* other game Saturday night In their flrat gam* In th* nr. ond half of th* aeaaon. Thla tilt •tart* al 1 p. m. i Tonight *t til* Klk* th* Fllk* and Soldier* A Snllor* ml* and th* Co. R ■■load Untie* with th* I*l per A Taft men The Klk* go la wheduled for 8 p. m. and the other game al 9 p. m. lire water* and rhoenl* Mutual* meet at Ilroadway at 7:JO. Roth te.un* have alrengthened up for Ihta Imttle and will have alrong lineup* fur th* re*t of the *«*aon The riioenl* men hit their *trlde In th* eloalng gnmm and won three etraight game* Hoy Kelrhner, «tar forward. ha* jollied the llerwater out fit. A It-rMraM h«r. w»4«hta« It pmnMta. w«m Jnnlor imp ah mil hrlil al llrMUn. Aha., brrali- Ins I a miil n f M larirtL IIU nania la linorio Andrew Miller" MltYmll, who. na h mraihfr of llw %% irhlla rluh. In live |«Mr«e, U-l af*a~»n. hmM tha» «• urlil a r*«i»f«l for mnaemllip hitting, haa hewn Mihl to limi|«|m by tho Itoalon AtnnHrana. lilrrrf Private Wire I imllniinna (|not«|lon* MACFARLANE & HALL Hrmkera I klemn llonrrf nf Trnale Ten aharra ami upward. MAHOIN. AHH or I'AltTI AL I'AYMKNT. iraln. 1,000 huphala and upwnrd. rvon i,o\\ man hi H.iiiMu Klllolt I-Til. i_y V nannßtnom IZO2 wtATEHN cu.iorr«?## *' " t=u E5 £GS? ©, 1 Jimmy Mwrnala, llrutwliiay |»H« her Iml m«mh, ttanl MCHI to >oln lite 4 til«*(«i tthlle *«». gporiror Harris, forward, wilt he the only Istt r man returning tu Kroadway fur nait year a baakathall 'jeWi'el Kenny YA gew, niNnhrr mt the HrwMlwar Inwi Mtna<l Iml awnwn, la pU)ln| on the I»M»Ur limit Imiit of the Wfthw»*ten» Mllllari a*4 arailrmf al H«iwur<li, Vila. lie *J»o |tla>M| on Ihr f«iu<l«ll aq«wl. He ran the half mil# for |ftrua*!w*> laat year. rapt Praia? «.f the Mallard High e<*hool "I" la the Uadin* atorer for liia (cam. running up * count of 17 |K*lnte la five **maa I mml* I*ll wwml, Nnroln'a i(«r font • tafttl Ufilr te alMi i uiiaiatr • tug r«i- Iranrn nl iVmiay l» anl* Iftm OfMn, Cliuili Norrl* and Johm r I'ridt. »!,»•*- 4wky • tal»»w*<l alltfct*« who high «hoo| •▼•ma fi-r Mvaral HtMMia. ar» |klafta<r »»n lh» Afn-an M »' n. "r <». f i. Ingn lirtrn and N'orrta Jit<»*.i«ay am] I'riui from I'r «nk ll* Capt Martin •1 th« Mma4w»* *• • nit j tu ft>f»r lha l'nl*«r* aMy of I'am.vyltanla in lha fall The Store Where of Choice "Value* Tell" The Roll Call of Spiring Hals J rKarilan When your friend notices ff your new hat—if it is es- I pecially attractive, he will probably ask: "Is it a Dunlap?" Cheasty's is proud i to display hats of this splen did character. CO Those initials represent a J •OC l\i standard in American hat- | making. You will make no 0 mistake when you ask to see 1 our representative selec- * tions. | o 1* As favorably and well Dorsalino known as any other national (Italy) trademark is that on the Borsalino Hat. Cheasty's | is their Seattle home. |L| |.L • for something different in j£ nCalll headwear try a Heath. If (London) Their individuality will ap- u peal to you. Heath Caps li are especially well fash- fi ioned. Cheasty's has a com- R plete showing of this exclu- |P sive line. [i tr* As usual, Knox Hats intro- j 4 ' IVnOX duce the Spring styles. Here Q you will find the small brim J with an upward curl—the [ narrow ribbon band —the lower crown. Ql. i No wardrobe is complete OiCioOn without a Stetson .the American Hat. Distin guished in appearance, their wearing quality is a "buy- j word" in hats. Cheasty's display of Stetsons is well balanced. Colors: oUve Green. Enjf- (J lish Tan, Brown, H Dark Green. Black. V Artichoke, Greenish I Brown. London Fog i Gray, Dull Black. | Prices $4.00 to $20.00 1 "Values Tell" I Manhattan America'* f| -,:r„ v Kuppenheimer Quality Clothes j{ HIGH SCHOOL CAGE FIVES TO PLAY SECOND HALF TODAY Ann**'* cage five will make It* liu»t effort of ti»« *e**on for the rlty prep hoop title today, when th* hill men tackle the Itroadway Tiger* in the Itroadway gym. The Quay* hiive dropped two km me* thl* icaaon, lowing out to Broadway when they t(Atiacl«-4l the firm time, and dropping a clone nil* to Lincoln Broadjyty haw »all<*d thru the aeaeon a | Mingle reversal, (leaning up five atrulght win* The (juayn will have their atrong eat lineup on the floor today. Klpley *n<l Oouglu*. th«* »-fttrk hill forward*, will tw on the Job. will ■tart at center and McCarthy and Cornell* will hold down the guard poet a. llKO\l>\\ AV UNKIT liroadway will open tho featlvltiea with Harrla and I^wn-nc# Carmody at forward*. Cot Kl» at center and Jimmy Backer and Hill Crnhnm at Kunrdn. Th# Quays will have to watch Har rla arnl Hlr<*, Italia*- It wna thla pair that Nplllfd th« wh«n llroad w»> won the flrat »ame. I*lnr<»ln ahould have no trouMe Ivratlnic the Went Kcattl© crew. The game will be, at .aged In the Wilt 8* • ttle gym. lioth team* are expected to take the floor with their rerular linkup* Nollan and Pickering will Mart at forward* for the Lincoln team, Heeketh at center and Folk and Havage at guard*. Jacob Non and llook open the gamo at forward* for Wast Heattle, Fraaer at center and Byers and I'arrott at guard*. HtVNKMN YVKAKKNKI) Franklin will be by tha lokm (if "Ch«*«" Klllott and Captain Itlnaldo CicclA, who are under the w«i(h«f from a ulljcht attack of flu. They will U* replaced by Tbomburn and Hegel rMp«ctlvel|r. The n-mt of the KrmnkJin teera will lineup with Carman, at the remain Ing forward to work with Hegel, Cole at center and Maawell guard with Thornburn. Thl* lilt will he fitmred in the Mallard lym The Franklin aquad are Mllght favorite# to win bec&uae they walloped the IJeavera in their flrat game till* year. Ilallard will linkup With FraJey and Swenaon »t forward*. Walby at c*n ter, and lludaon and Charleston at guard*.