The Seattle star., February 21, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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LASKER
DOPED TO
WIN CHESS
TITLE
NEW TOIIK. Krb Jl.— Win. loiw
Or draw Ur. Emanuel 1-askrr seta
|ll,<KX> for 24 (tumre of chess
with Jow H. Otpablanaa for the
championship of tha world at H»
vantta, beginning March 10.
Br the J4.UHO token C*ptl)lui(» rrts
s>.ooo.
It took a $:0.000 purse to brlni;
tbr*e plu.M-rs together.
Capablanoa I* a I'uban. Havana
Is hla hom«i Hl* ace la 39k
KANH TO
ATTKMI
Thren thousand cheap fans from
kQ over the world wil attend the
guni'i, tt la estimated.
Tlir pliiyrrn will he itadoiwd In
Mparule room* Uurln* the mutch.
Tha morra of wu-h will bo rv*l»
trad on an enlarged <he*a hoard
arectr<l tn an umplthratra for the
benefit of the fan*.
Only our (am* a djjr win be
»*ajrrd.
Contert-ints will not play mort
than four games a week.
Xjuiker won hla crown by defeat
In* Wtlhelm StrlnlU In lIU.
Capabl.inc* has vanquished all
Chnw champlona on this aide of the
Atlantic.
A few years a*t> the Cuban de
feat ed tha American champion.
Frank J. MarvtuUi.
IMPORTANT
MATCH
Che.ia deroteen attach (Treat Im
portance to the comltiK match.
They are ottering odda of 4 to 1
on Laaker.
The Gorman chess atar defeated
Okpabbin'-i at Petrojrrad in I>OS in
ft match of two games.
Laaker won one and drew the aec
and.
Six month# ngo Laaker "rare" hla
ebamplonahlp to Oapablaaca In a
Moornt Of disgust Iwauw no chesw
•tub would arrange the $5,000
ftirwi he demanded at tha time for
» aartra of iramca.
In spite of thla I-asker la (till
•Warded the world * champion.
BROADWAY
MIDGETS IN
HARD GAME
While Franklin's midget team Is
ftmetically out of the race for the
tttla, the Quakers have a fine chance
9t rttltting tbe Itroadway Tigers'
daaom for the title when they meet
At Frahklln this afternoon. The
Tigers are tied for tha lead with
Queen Anne at prearift-
This Is the first meeting of tbe
Wan kiln and Brood era 7 midgets this
nasnn. The Quakers are figured to
*lve the Tigers a hard fight as they
Just did bow to tbe Queen Aon* team
Isst week by a It to 1! count.
Ballitrd plays West Seattle at Bal
iard tn the only other mklget game
mt tha day.
SKI RIDERS
COMPETE
Uf-NTKR. Feb. 51.—Shooting down
• tHfrfiot Incline at the rata of one
and on*-third mllea • minute. Ctrl
Hawelson. Steamboat Springs. Colo,
took first place In the profes
■tonal ekl riders' contest on Oeoeaea
mountain, naar here, yesterday.
Ein.tr Jinn, Chicago. won In the
amateur class. No new records were
Made, the longest jump being 94 feet.
NET FINALS
BILLED
Arthtxr Bailey, former n Ann#
pr*p tennis rhiunplon, and Marshall
Alien, dty will m++t In
the finals of the National Guard In
door tennis at the Armory
Tuesday afternoon.
GOLF LEADERS
TO PLAY
SAN F*RANCIB#O, Feb.
Nertlle. former state chsmplon. and
Norman Mac Beth of the Wtlahlr*
Country club. I jrm Ancol#*, will
meet In the semi flnaln today of the
Northern California coif champion
ihlpi
Mil Wrifhl, wtio hrolio tho who.
Islia s#-rard swim ward In Pran'a
rwcat ram. o««d Dwi Wnribarh. of
tIM Krio V. M. C. A., will rompoto In
tha Junior ami aw lor mens at Pttta
htrf, Mar«h 1.
Soots for tho International polo mstrh
lllaw tho Am or Iron nnd
tho Kncllah <t«>f»n4ora at tho Hurllnffham
cinb. London, Juno II to 2 h#«t two
and throe games—will coot |10«. I 40, $«•
aad S4O oneh.
The actional amateur figtrra titrating
ofc*jnplon ships will b* held la the Phila
delphia Sea palace, February 25. 24 and
*7.
AmerVan Olywiple commlttaa baa a
latao'f of Sl2.4J} M on hand.
"POP" GEERS HAS MADE
HALF MILLION IN SULKY
MEMPHIS, Feb. 21.—At TO Edward
T. ("Pop") Geers, veteran reln*man. is
preparing to drive morn winner*.
Quitting hla sulky ban never once
•Scarred to him.
Tv« made over a half mtTllon
With the driving linen." says "Pop."
"That's only a starter."
The king of the harncaa tracks
pirouetted on his right leg—which ha*
been broken a dozen times by spills
—Just to prove what ha was saying.
"The only time I realize I'm get
ting on the shady side of life Is when
morn' of my friends remind me of It,"
Geers laughs.
"1 gruess I'm good for at leaat 15
Or 10 years yet.
"I aim to spend 'em all la the
milky, too.
"I dfm't erer Intend to give tip my
friend*—the horses, I mean.
"If the time ever comes when Hm
tmable to drive I guess I'll Just hang
around the burns and help the train,
era.
"Been in the game so long, you
know, X couldn't *et along without.
It"
"Pop" has been Jockeying trotters
and pacers to the post for .10 years.
At the barns In North Mernphla he
Ia grooming more winners.
Taking life easy to "Pop" means
working from morning till night with
Ills pets.
But he has a side hobby. It's his
Clvver.
"A flivver Is a big asset to my busl-
Bess," says "Fop."
"I spin back rind forth to the track
aev'-r ii tliri'-M a day In It.
"iMrintf uui%- xaoin i couldn't
* mm® or
oGOTgo]
rartlaatd haa Seen nrr«mt a |»«ii
wil* Uie l h !.-*«. « Ska Mareli «».
hoi iMwniiih mm I hi- llmim wilt
train ai Ssala Maria. Ituliwl ml
Ontario IhM imm. u la tlkelr lhal
lha l'«la may Bfilll thi-lr »i{aa«l u4
•«t.l m if«m i» plaj tha Ukliuh
al Mala Maria.
rrseMealt. all tha lit! pi a rare re
tatna*! by ih» Halt Uk» club have Ufa*)
their l»si eontrarta. Tha |i*w are inak
ln« to the <hl a*ri While Hat ami tha
rhileiletpuie National* tor twiy la re
buiiUlag i hair Huh.
Tha Itineilettihla Nettenat* may ««a<t
DaW lit I-a Ikinaau, eutfleliler, ta lha
I'■'* la tlor.aau farnierljr played in
lha Cvaai taasue with ■ aa.au.L
WelUr Malta, mwh ef the M.
k*o* eelles# he»al»ll taara ml Oek
latul. baa maaimnalni Tela Kaaa, m
teoog eeUleidrr. Is Na< faniaale
Tem Kallr. yetmr aae yvaeetsee eet
flaidar. will Bo« play profasatonal haaa
ball Ihl* aaawvin. Ha had yrnmlwd la
>eia lit* Imla but di»ii|t4 hi* mind.
T»ny raath Wanted lhal ha wttl salt
heaabail thla araana by aigttins hla lltl
eonlrart wllh ttarramaats Pltehar Paul
misty and t lr«t lioaaman Krad Moll
ell* alao baa* algnad wltb lha Selena
llam l«n tha 'Tree Man" of the Baa.
Wear tare Aasla laat aaaaee, piaoa lo
drvp hla "aylllar" thla aaaaon.
lurk reeMfce, km* at the Datrett
pltetoat alaff leal yeee. may reerh
Ike t%llllaete eeiiage lia.itail tae
Utta *|trteg.
"T»Wa*" ItawVae. perrhaaeg by lha
Na*r Tort Tan haaa from lha Caisary
club laal aaeaon. la s h"Mout Tha taah*.
arrordins t» raport*. did aoi ottar kite
aa mock as ha luada ioai year la a
ciaa* c laasua.
■ldaey ltt>*e. tka soutbpsw parrhaaa-i
by SerramaetD from Mae Anlonla, for
marty pitched tor gt. Mao * uliti* el
Uekiaad. Cat
The tentarin* elub baa sddait Themaa
Ualfaay, a ceileg* pltchar. le Ila raster.
Tbe Bote* Beeaae have islisnd
K. K i.lede. e fanner Tafia
ealfleMari C. r. rape, e Imrmmr
»>«"' r*mi I l lil plWIUag alar frae*
Ilb la, eed Waeeed J, l.llaaat. s see*
aad hoaetaoe. lo lha Cbarlealea rleh
at Ike -Melk lllaalk laagse, * 111 ■■
■pllsesl S|llSMl*li.
Stanley It (Pnd) King, aha won tt
rama* and laal four lost aaaans playlns *
with aamt-ppafaaalanai Kanturky laaua. I
eaat hla *l«»ed roatrart far lilt la the
thli-*c* A mart '-an laarua club. Patar
ion*h*a. It, a I aft h aad ad Prat haaa
maa. aho played with ae Independent
t-*m la tlkla. aiai atgaad e
cesuad with the White Box.
Mantr* r»l llor%n of CtmHummti nmj
«hlft llt(M Oroh to m+n*r%4 b+jm If H4unmf
Hoho* abov* -nowith cimjm to | >l*jr third
for tb* lud4 CroU formtlj pUjH
mm 4
WfH Iml will N pUot of
Um Wctmrim Immi UUm ■■■■—, m*-
wi<lm BUI l*mr%L
B«t hm» b* mm »u»-
•d timid etpUiA of IIL Loula y»lUMiil>
Oaorv* C 11*011. pltrhv, WtkO trIH Mt
with th« llo*tll« rjub imjet a»Mna, ku
to th« Txoot ciuU bf thm
PbllAdclpbi* Atn^r'.nmnm,
Lrte Rlffb#4 tormmr firttaM ont
n»td»r. «■ aa fitly msrrlod to Mk»t
Not* Pif« of Tho Dolt**. nicboo u
hoMrmounlßf hU war to l-ok* ('hartoo,
IA., «rh«ro th« PbllodolpUia AllUoiUo
wiU pisr this aosooo.
Ci>»B» r«miifbam, W»H#f Mfo«r»
met mm l J. Vt. HkldlXii. plUSni.
mmd Hmm Moio. at Hit r |«no4<l#r. ho«o
•Ifood IMI nmlncte with ibm Do*
UVU AjMTtrMM.
Kirk Alton. Cincinnati mtetisr.
to his tmnsfor to tho Si* Paul cluh of
tho Amarivaa ssoortatloa
Tho Ftrootrtyn Kotlonsla hsoo pmr
rhmm*4 F>onk Mills. r®trh»r of tin At
labia toam of Uio Southern ImmguK
Twtty" Ftndlay* o#««ms trslnor of
tho Lou A«i»l»< rlob, ha* ro«!ft>H
Ownor Footm l:u alcnod Frank Snyder
to train hia sthlotos this ooaoon.
Johnny Conrfc. pltrhar. to aid-
InC <'oarh Soay In dovoloplns tho
I.aland mnnford nalvorally baa>bail
Arofclo TeTlo. ontehor of tha Pan Fraa
rtoro Honte. wae mnrrlod n fortnight ago
to Mtaa ftabodough. of Salt la-ka
Allan Helfrlrh. the b*st •'•booI hoy ha?f
m!f*r iMt y»ar, wtio won his h*at In the
Olympic trials In 1 minute b* Ncoads,
hM entered f*«no Ktate.
University of Pennsylvania
Clate basketball championa will not par
ti'-tpste In tha A. A I' tuuruey la kata
saa City «¥•».), In Marrh.
be without If. Kometlmes I make
overland trip* In It from one city to
another.
"I've (tot several mighty promising
2 and S yrar-oid*.
"You'll hear a tot about my Peter
June, Molly Knight and June Red
next season."
I Cbampioiuhjp
IPHOCKEY
Vancona vs. Seattle
WKDNKSDAY, KKn. 23
830 T. M. SHARP
Admission
sl.lO, $1.40, $1.75
(Tax Irulutfaf;
Reserved e»ats on sale at
the An na offloo—.
1210 Kifth Ave. Main 21M
Reservations not. called for
by 4 o'clock on th<- day of tlie
game will be canceled and ro- '
sold.
ICE SKATING
WASHINGTON'S IHRTIIHAY
3—NKSMONN—3
Morning, ISL2; Afternoon, 3 3
Kvrning, h:l.">lo:;o
PORTLAND
BOWLERS
SET FOR
BIG MEET
rOItTLAN'D, Feb. !1 Mora than
110 flveinen bowling trams ura ex
|M-ctetl to Iki entered In the annunl
! Northweat International Howling aa
| aoclnUon turnamrnt, achedtiled on
the Oregon alleya April II to 11. At
present more than 4S I'urtland tjuin
tela have entered.
Wurd hut been received from He»t
tie to the effect that tha Heattle
lode* of Klka No. »3 wita planning on
•ending at loaat four squads to the
Hone City and a total of at leaat II
Seattle aggregations are expected.
The orflclitla of the City league aent
the Information that sis of their con
Ungrnta were getting ready to be
among thoee present In I'ortland.
The N. I. It. A. chitmplon«!l>jrt will
Include five men, doublea and alnglee
and because of the interest l«ing
■ bown by the vnrioua Klka lodges
In the Northwest. efforta are being
made to hold an all Klka tourney fot
lowing the regular competition Man
■tger HUney now ia working on tbe
proposition.
The I*aciflc Cnut gasortatlrm tonr
nametit la alated for California April
30. and It may be that aome of Uie
winner* of the Portland gathering
will journey to the Pouthliind. The
M. I. Kline five la one of Uie •!' ft
land teuna being figured on to make
tha trip resarUleaa of Uio outcome
here:
following are the IVirtland tnunn
already eptered In the N, I, It A.: M
t. Kline, Multnomah Amateur Ath
letic club; Jennlnga Furniture com
pany. Itallou A Wright. Lyric theatre.
Krnat llonkonlere. Hlalto lUlUard par
lore. l*owera I'urniture company, "L"
cafeteria. Mora hall • WelU 7-e tilth*.
I'nlted fttatea National bank. Im
perial hotel. I*iu-ttlc Cooat !U*cult
<»inpany, Clgara, Vogan
tSandy rnrnpnny, I tan kern* league
team* No*. 1 and S, Mathla A Co,!
Ht Nlcholaa cafeteria. Zellrrbach
I"a per company, Kwift A Co. trmm*
No*. 1. t and 3; Oregonlana. Toke
I*olnt Oyater grill. Iladley A Rllver.
Board of Trtule bartvra, Aaaociate<l
Oil oompany. I*. It. L. A P. company.
<*npl>a'a reataurant. Welifoot ramp
No. tS. W. a W.. Itutter Nut br«<a«l.
W. P. Fuller A Co. IMwar la Furni
ture company. Multnomah hotel.
Herrmann hhoe company, Oyater
I -oaf. loeter A Klelaer. ItOM City
Park club trama Noa. 1 and 1, I*ort
land lodga No. 143. It. P. O. K,
tttma Noa. L I and t; R. P. A R.
team* Noa. 1 and 1. O. W. R. A N.
and UulUHxnali camp Na 71, W.
a w.
• • •
Powfln* In the Mg Industrial 7>ite
rra p hie tournament, Klectrlo Co.
team roHed high total for Raattle
with Mil. Jtut four pins ahead of
Itruturwlck Balke-Colteeder team with
3.1 IS.
Tbe Telephone Ctv finished third
and Crescent Mfg. Co. fourth.
flyers, of It 11 C. CO, had high
acore for one game with 333. Paul
Keif-Bert of the same team pulierl
down a £23 m orn
ISergmon. of the Fleetrlo team,
shot a nice steady grime and was high
with total pins trlth GIL
Taleptieee Oe
Baeedtsl JIT I*l 144 441
Harr ... 171 17* IIS Ht
l*fl«ff«r lit !<• Ill— 4M
VV.bb . lit IX |»«— 111
Sbaiuia ■ ■ ■■■ i.■ Itt lit ll» 411
141 (Tt 144—1414
Besite re
Ori—inaa ti* itt 111 47T
f'oopar tit 14* I4t— 4*l
Raalmaa ....«_l4l 141 1»» 474
Tnung 141 tit 141— tit
llargataa t*4 2*l lit— t*4
Ist 111 1)4-3411
Biuaaeleti Welti at nflwHW Ok
Oehar I*4 ill 354- ilt
Hotna . ■■....... tit I*4 111— is:
lit" 711 147 I*l 14*
lltldata Itt 2*4 111 441
■lalikart ltl ttl lie— HI
111 171 Mi—Slit
Oeemt Mr* t*
etarrlst I*l lit tl»— |TI
OarhartH lit 141 lit— 411
Wslkar 141 14* 114— 44!
MaJhawa lIIMH ill— til
T7t 111 144—Hit
Member*
Motorcycle
< t eneral,
large, are
U Celebrate
Indian
Day
(Washington's HlrthdAy)
TOMORROW
At Our Wlgwurn
MOTORCY(T,K SHOW
A KKATIRK
An Nm Model* Will He Dis
played. With a Hpcclal
Hhowlng of
nrcmrn/r Mi>roßCYru»
•TOCIAI, TKRMS AND
r KICKS
jtte
f 116-11 111 PIKK BTRKKT
THE SEATTLE STAR
CITY CAGE
CHAMPS
FINALLY
WALLOPED
irrt*r>i>o or tii r. rr.wt*
Wnft. 1 xmL M
W. »>ot|f «M »«r>nthwl< b . .... I | Ml
Northern l.ita • f ,?t>o
V M «• A • I ,T-0
•0. kmanti Furniture ...... • t .760
I*u«e4 • i i a per Hoi.. I I
tintr»r«ily Cam (lute «••• i 1 ,l!l
Nviinn Him .... ~w . „ t I .S3)
•talnler Si.hi® I'oat ...... • 1 SflS
*tlr«| Krtla ... ...... • T .•«•
l.lka' Club ..... • V .too
I#lka the well known plti her that
w»nt io (h® one* too often, Uiti
M It I Nuiir iil .Koutlm l< k baaketbtkll five
finally got it light where Mary wcuni
her norklaro, Hftturdiy night nt the
t'nlverslty of Washington when the
i l)(im«nn Furniture Co. allp|>«d them
lh« short end of a 21 to 19 scora.
It waa the first for lh« city
league «hnrniilon* in two ytmrs. The
department store fa m won 22
straight b#tom going down to d"foat
The pmit wm a nip And tuck uf
fair from whistle to whlstla, with
lUJph Htnlfh with 13 counters u the
chief »omr for tha winners and
l.toyd liowvi and Don Fry® iu% the big
scorers for tha wlnn«r& .
M\( H KTIIX
IJCAD
Ths MarT>>t?irsJl team ha* now fin
lshed tha complete round of the city
(mim« and In Itutdlng the proceaaiion.
Tho four leading teams are goheduled
to plAy An elimination »«rlr« for thr
city title aiter the * hedule la com
pleted.
The IVkTnann Fumtttn-a (X T. M
C, A.. Nor thorn Ufa and tha Puget
Sound Paper lto* flvea am slated to
fight It out for the other three purest
in tha finals.
Tha t'nlvenrlty Commercial dob
wna practically eliminated Haturday
I night when they were defeated by the
! Y M C. A_ *1 to :o.
The System Klgn Hhop defeated tha
Rainier'Nobis Font flva, 56 to 20. In
th«* only oilier gsma Katurday.
IJCADKM ( l.iHll
\ »NMOAV
Two of tha Imdmi clash Wedneg
day night at Uit Klka dub when the
| Northern !Jfe i««n< mMii the •*Y.**
ICrkmana » ura. ($1) Mar t> ft. fit)
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I Ilghteat and atrongeat plate known,
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Examination and advice frtw.
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Moat of our pree«nt patronage la
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Ogaaalte Kraaer-l'aleraoa Ca.
IcriditJ
French Runner
Would Race
Joie Ray Again
NKW TURK, Feb. Jt Joaef
Guillemot, Olympic rhatnplon wt
6,000 meter*. today opened a
campaign In bring about u mntrh
rare hlmaelf and Jole
Itay. lu y ami Hire. other
American mrinrri ilifratM Ihi
French runner h.r. Hnlurdny
night over a J.OOO m.f.r rout*.
llullilmol'A .ponaor. will laka up
tho (|iir>Mt|iin thli afternoon.
I&SLBBSB
Thm l'nlfmllf i.nlf rink
hmn «<« spiral (iMllAllott In ••»»..! m
IMIH 14* riMtipH# In llir Amnlnin
InlivrollifUl* «hampiimshlp to«r«ut~
men i.
» <mr m«n wlfl ni«li« «p Ik* (nan
m<l will Mil far lh« I lIIImI m«u«
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(i. W. V*. lliimplirlM, Trinity Mail,
• nin; f. W«lkrr, King's
•#rrrt«rf| If. t:. I#l«A, JMHII rol-
N». WNI I'. II i <*rpna
f hrlnli rdlrft. IkMflM u ta
rM.
A wmrntttw af flva Fnftl«h fOtTrra.
rapr»«»ntlns «h* ll*»ral and Ar><t««tit club
at Ht. Andrews, will rgina to tha t*»un
try n««t •tin<m«r tn return a atmilar visit
to |:nslan4 l«at >r«r of a ron>mltta>* nt
the atat*a 'k*lf aaanflallon Aftrr
their ti»uf tha viaitnra will ruaf«-r with
offi. lala of tho t nlt»«t Niaf«a <«o|f a*."
riaii'.a r«san|ins t>r"|wMi| rhaniM In
rulM permitting th« «l*anlnf nf cnuddy
hnlla and their removal I * hand a hen
tmtwdded tn pottlns Sre«na l*r»»ponenta
«>f tha rhahfra elaitn that af>ll c<mdltlona
iff ibis country do not obtaia on inuai
Uoka la Kaslaad
Chmrim W. H.)w» Km Wm **-
H*M r h.J mi M ml til. K.odlmy
iiii.ltt— mi Ih. trmtf rl.b,
MCITM4I.C H J. HrmUattl, rral|nML
Th. fnlrWrtir mf W«Milh»f» naltr»rtrta
rnnl.mri.iM arranalna an
at. I'll! ii-uniafD.flt thli .pr ing Many
TmJ.n. at. ilmrauag n>u< b Um. to lit.
•part.
fl.rry ff.mrtna. n.nnaanr k.nm
P.lnr.l .oir.r, h.. >■.« *n|l(t(l hy
1h» f.rw*ai.nOa U.II and Country dut.
at Dalralt.
RING CARD
IS BEING
LINED UP
With Jim Harry and Tiny Herman,
: beavrweUtlita. matched for th. main
evnnt th. allied promoter, of ftaatU.
h»re buay llnlnc up tlie r*-at of th.
I atnoker rard to I. iU(nl at Dream
Uu><! Friday nlirht.
Fmnkle Ito*era and Harry Oaiwy,
Inral mlllrra. will tancl. in th. aeml
wlndtip. lU»T Bcrlbner. tha flamy
bantamwelffbt. trmmm mtttx
with ltald trip Krnl. Haley In the
third hout on the card.
Four mora tmnta will he added,
|Tt\ Inir the fan. aeven tiff. In all. Th.
cant |. brine ataceal for th. AmerV
ran legion.
a2.000.00Q
M m M The separate minds of 23,000,000
American men are swiftly reaching the
JST That the value of La Azora Cigars is
'T/oTo* 1 Jr 4sr Cigar dealers are no less enthusiastic,
«• JP Jjp for they know that die policy of the
makers assures a continuous supply of
Xjr La Aroras; and this, in turn, insures
continued satisfaction for their
Buy two l/a" fl d <,n^^ e, * n± customers.
Buy two La Azora cigars of your fitorftt v
•nape. If you do not find them the beat
you ever emoked for the price, mall the
hand* of the Washington or the foila of the D{S t Ttb tit OTM
Imperial and Cabinet, to the Consolidated
Cigar Corporation, Department L, Slat Street A 11am T n.. *■
? n. Ave., New York City, within 30 Alien Cf LCWIS
£&. you purcfa-. hKATCUS. WASHINGTON
£ailzora
CjONBOII DATED CIGAR CORPOBATTTTq *,
MATTY
WEEPS;
HE WON'T
GO SOUTH
BY IIFAICY J. KAIUIKIX*
HAUANAC UKK, N. Krh. 21.
Christy Miithewxon w»*r»t tixlay aa
h« rrxvl #»f liio t*.an going tiouth
without him.
Thru with b(ia#*b«in forever, flgtit
Ing for hli« Ufa agaJnnt tha raviigea
of tuberculosis. "Hl* Hl*" was found
sitting bundled In hesvy blanketa.
It waa tha flrwt tJma In aeven
montha that his liotns had been
opem d to a newspaper nu»n. "He
ha* boan e*treme|y nervoua and Im
patient lAtely," nald Ms faithful
nurwe hi* wlfa—who had to talk tor
Mathcwson berAUso tha exertion of
afM*iiklt\g wna too much for his
strength. "I think ft <omea from
reading about tha ball ciuba going
South. Yoti know thia Is tha first
lima In 20 year* that ha hua not
gona with th< tn. He broke down
and cried bitterly. I never saw him
do that before 'Matty* will get well,
but 1 don't want him ever to go
bark to basebuil. 1 want him to
s|w*nd tha rent of his llf<» doing the
things he haa alwaya loved to do—
flnhlng, hunting and tramping In tho
great outdoora.
"Thru It all h. haa fotirht. IT.
haa bwn anr.ly trlM. but h. n*yrr
liaa dtvpoiml. far a long tlmi h.
waa not hlma.lf. Rut In hla rmtl
mom.nt* h« would aay *inai(« allow
arima ftit »n*. dir. Vou know I'm
not thn boy 1 uiwd to b..'
"11. d'H-an't talk tiuu-baTI morh
For a lone tim* h. wua too irtck to
think or rar. about anything. If.
did talk a lot about the I>l> world
arrlm"
Mailirwma Inoka anrprtirfnirty w«ll
for on. who haa had dmth'a *rlp at
thla throat for almort a year. 11.
haa loat about 40 pound*, and hla
r'tiwkn ar. i«la with a pallor that
la lnt.-n»lfl«l by tli. acarl.t apola
that lium wh.n tin* dread«Ml frvrr
tak.a hold. Hla vole, la aa atrons.
howrvrr. a* It uard to b. wlirn hr
y.IIM Inatructlona from th. coach
ing Haa.
Sportsmen Indorse
New Game Director
A telegram of eonirratnUttlon and
extending the co-operation of the
aportaroen of th. .tat. of Waahln*
ton were wnt Haturday to Krneat
Keaborir, the recently appointed dl
rector of flaheHe. and mune. by Karl
A. Fry. executive chairman of the
Wuahtngton State h'portatnrn's Mao
elation.
In taJrtng orer th* dnfle* of the
newly created poaltion within Oct
Hart * cabinet, Krabor* Will hav. th#
cooperation of th. orgmnhfl
aportomen of the rtafe Reahorc waa
urged to attend the aportamen'a maw
meeting to be held In thla city Sun
day afternoon, at the Pree« Club hall.
G3SEBW
Rr4 Vtbff ar aM IVmtuui,
Milmalito, Orn., Hf4w«d«y Miff tit.
Rddla MrOoortr, farmer for
th« world'a rnlddlawalffhf rhamplonahlp.
•nd Kddl* '"onion litvt dopari"! from
Portland for < hl< affo wm!«
quit* * Ml In bla kot)i with Jimmy
Itftrcf daaplfa fb* tmr\ that h« loat lh«
d«"Ulon M»'ioorly. Ilk* a nurnbar of
otliar Kaat»>m»rß, undarratad tha atraMith
of tha f'oaat boy* an<| <ll4 not Uaio
proparlf for ihi
llHnln KdiamM I# U
hrn find I off mi of Kmmnm < tly In o
Ibout at Hallo, Mom! . I>b
r««r? ff. Mrhimtii'i bond, ahlrh
«M Injvrxil durloff lit* Im4 bout
bur*, !• ao alrotiff mi »f«r
Too Ilanjaiotn'a rlffht haod ta atfTl glw
Ing him frouhla and a« a rrawlt J'»a la
Id I a In Naw York. wh»ra bo lt«.f»aa to ffat
a tra* k at Jiiany 1a«n«/d a tllla.
A bo tin* ahov tn Toronto ml
tad |!,Ut «o l«o ua*d In a#lilnff «rp find
mrmbora of tba 2Kb Caaadlan battalion
Ma Luatnaaa,
Jm*+ Vldttaa h« partldpaM In
111 loilag: boa la daHnff bla rarw of
It fmmrm aa a pafftllat. lla baa fuaffbt
Tad laala Iff lim#o.
Oaorya Chaaay. Haltlmora HfftitwalffM
bo sax. baa aoorad 19 atralffbt knockout*.
FhfT M«ToT*ra. brolhar of tha famo*ia
T«rry, haa l>wan ffrantad a boalcff Ucauaa
la Naar York.
ffefgvt* wHI mtmrt th* •"•ettMi of m
fxnnulum lbl« 9fr lff Moit&f U lO ti
t*k«n Ljr tb«
Krw Orl#ana wtll ahnrfly bout A bOV
lr»» */ene rotilni I'dOOf
"W" CAGERS
ELIMINATE
CARDINALS
By winning twice from the f-'tan
foni university cage ifam, the I'nl
verslty of Washington hoop players
practically knoikrd the (Cardinals
out of the running for the confer
ence t>.mketUill honors.
Following up their win of Friday
the Washington hoopers nosed the
Carda out agrdn Kalurrlay night by
a IT to 1< count In a close battle.
Tlie California team la new leading
the race with seven wlna and one de
feat while Ktanford ha* lost three
starts out of the same number of
gainea. And Stanford has but one
more game with California.
Washington faces a busy week.
Tuesday and Wednesday they face
Pullman and Friday and Saturday
they take on the University of Brit
ish Columbia.
PeriMnrlvanl* legislature la MMl9*rta(
* Mil to tax r+«l4anl flabarmea 91 a
ym r
HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcyclf
|n»Vr - .W BICYCLES !
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 192T,
VICTORIA
PUCK MEll
MUST WINfl
TONIGHT I
Th# Vlrtorta hockry fain Iff flfllß
in* with It* bark to tha w;UI wb3t
it mMffg th # Vancotiver fli
Vanooofir tonight. A win for tfct
twim will cllmlitAU
torta from the playoff for th#
Thu \h/i'ouv»t t*mm haa h ad thj
Indian «l*n on th# Victorian# thrw
out th# n*a#on and th# dopa f*W
or# Vinrouver to win ajraln.
H#atHe'a
tholr »tri)Knle with Vtri">uv«r hcsftj
Wfdnt*#day. will b+ but thrjj
more frami n on th# rofftilar >' bedttiH
on th# local lea—Vano*>uv#r plaffl
bar# twtr«* and Victoria onca iiitfif
Th" tcarna w«*r# lUUsd to
tonight aa follow#: Hfl
w 1 i^ugh na. 1 111 lit D.I ■ ...
Johriofi —IL.. 11».
!>und*rdal* » ■■■■!> W Ilaft^H
KrMerlfkwo .C,. ..J. A/lalH
Ottmti) W. ••• «•«•*« Rkinifl
If W-*»r»n*. ..#paro. •• • T*r«fl
'i. Al*-aktaff. . Hpara. ••W^iMaJljßl
MICHIGAN
PARSONS
PAN FIGHTS i
BENTON HABBOR, Mlnh,
21,—Benton Harbor clergyman toW
planned to wage a victory fmpdn
against the (tafia* of prist flgbqß
T>r. Paul H. Tmn4 rector of th|
First Congregational church, aiuM
a letter to the governor to take ftr«
to prevent the appearance her* 4t
Jack Johnson.
Johnson la tchednM to bittkllMl
Augurt 1. during an "emancipftttife
day" celebration by negroea. jM
"The moral tone of the cenfl
Ity hail been lowered by the
matches." Iter. Tourd said. *n|H
Igan laws are not made by
and flghta will continue." J
mot rr Floy Fltxslmmona. 1
STAFF DEFIES 1
SKATING KING 1
LAKE PLACID. N. T, Feb. HHP
A challenge to Oscar MUMMm
■ktllnc champion of tba world. Ml
en rout* today. Arthur Staff. CW>
oago. who won the Amerlcu BUi
here Saturday, rent the NonMMIH
a challenge for next year. |
For Good. Juicy Steak, (• td
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