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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
EMBROIDERY CLUB RESUMES
MEETINGS.

The first meeting following the SUM
mer holidays OF the Tri-City Embroi1-
cry club was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. @. r. Salzmaun,
1912 Sixth avenue, this city. with Mrs,
J. NJ Holt as the assisting hostess
Fourteen Of the members and three
visitors spent the afternoon hours
chatting over their embroidery work.
= delicious three course repast was
served in the late afternoon. The
room Of the home were attractively
decorated with garden flowers. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks when Mrs C wv. Lowe and
1lrs. Pombert will entertain at Poll
Sixteenth street, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
TO REMOVE STAINS.

Acid-Use ammonia or cuIoroform
Blood-Soak in cold water when
the stains are fresh
CbocoIate-soak in kerosene and
wash in cold water.
Cofee-Treat with boiling water
when fresh.
Ink-Use salt Or lemon juice.
FTuit-Soak stain in milk, pour on
boiling water or use Oxalic acid.
Grass-Rub the spots with moIasses.
Seorch-Wet and expose to sunshine.
y B.-Cse caution with acid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
CH4MN4DE CLUB RESUMES SES.
STDNS

The chaminade club held its initial
meeting Of the fall season yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. Z. ". Niemand enter
tanning at the home Of Mrs. Christ
kuehl in East Davenport, with Miss
Viola Koch as the assisting hostess.
The program was miscellaneous in
character and the piano numbers were
gwen by Mrs. Frank Garstang. Miss
Lucy Fartung, Miss Theresa E-aua-
beck and Miss Florence Aydlstte, with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
n. Q. V. TENTs ENTERTAINEn.

Daughters of Veterans tents from
Rock Island and Moline were enter
tanned last evening by Ann Witten-
never tent Of Davenport at a social
session in the Memorial hail in Dav-
EXPORT A company of about rs was
in attendance, and they were given an
opportunity to become better acquaint-
ed one with another. An informal
program of songs and talks by the
comrades from the various tents was
given and smuch enjoyed. Light re-
freshments were served at the close
Of the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
PRISCILLA GLIB WITH MRS. RIOS.
FNTHAT-

Priscilla club members were yes
terday the guests of Mrs. John Rosen-
thai who entertained at her home. 70S
Ninth avenue The ladies enjoyed a
delightful afternoon over their Gro
cheting and other fancy work and
they were served with q delicious
lunch before the close Of the day
The club vii he entertained in two
weeks by Mrs. o. f. suetts. I406
Twelfth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
W. 0. ". nANcLNG PATTY

ROCK Island camp No. SIS, Woodmer
OF the World, entertained at another
Of the series of dancing parties at
odd Fellows hall. large number of
couples enjoying the affair. Bleuer' S
orchestra gave the dance program.
The next of the series viii be held
Thursday evening, Sept. %, at Odd
Fellows hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10

voice numbers by Miss Gertrude Hen
zen and Miss Gertrude Hamilton. Fol
lowing the program the ladies were
invited to remain for a social hour.
and they were served with refresh
ments. The next meeting viii be held
in the home of Miss Esther Kerker on
lie Claire street. Davenport. with Mrs.
J. ], Dorgan and Mrs. Louis Stein as
the assisting hostesaes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
Il. 0. B. CLUB ENTERTAINED.

4, 0. B. cub members were enter-
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
monthly session in the home Of Mrs.
\. Huddle, 4o1 Eighth street, Moline.
Three tables Of 500 were played, with
the prizes going 10 Mrs, HuddIe. Mrs.
Arthur Rough and Mrs F. J. Cone
land. i lunch was served after the
games and the ladies enjoyed time
Ct sociability, The club will be en-
tertained in four weeks by airs. Rough
in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LADIES
MEET

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Sewing society Of the German Evan
gelcal church was held yesterday al
terno0n in the church basement with
d good attendance of members. The
time vas passed sewing and q com
uittee served a lunch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
ENTERTAIN EMPLOYEES AT DIN
MFR.

DIR. and Mrs. Robert I. Hunter en-
tertained the employees of their kodak
shop at O'Clock dinner at the Watch
Tower last evening. Covers were laid
for % at a course repast and follow
ing its serving the time was spent in
2 most enjoyable way with music.
games and q general good time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
GARROD-HFNrS

Walter J. Garrod. Jr. OF SAT TWEEN
ty-second street, this city. and Miss
hosa Kinds Of Chicago were granted
d marriage license in Chicago late
yesterday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
ROSE EMBROIDERY CLUB OUTING

The members Of the Rose Embroid-
cry club enjoyed a delightful outing
yesterday al the beautiful summer
cottage Of Mrs. William Dresser, near
the Watch Tower The house was
decorated with ferns and garden flow
ers and was bright and attractive.
The ladies spent the afternoon infor-
mally, chatting ana with musical num-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
SOCIAL EVENTS

hers, Mrs. Kate Kruger hoaoring the
company WITH two solos which were
greatly enjoyed Late fa the after
noon four-course luncheon vas
served, the table centerp1ecs being q
cat glass bowl Of garden flowers. Er-
srybody had delightful time and
voted Mrs. Dresser an excellent cook.
Mrs. Swanson was an oul-az-r8wn
guest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
E.. L. {. CIRCLE ENTERTAINED At
UJNTTP

Mrs. Carl Plngel Of $40 Esplanade
avenue, Davenport, invited she mem-
oers Of the G. J.. C. circle to her home
yesterday FOR o'clock dinner The
members were an in attendance and
they were served with a sUmptgoas
course dinner, the table having as ifs
centerpiere a cut glass vase filled with
cosmos Musical numbers, h0tb vo-
cal and instrumental. we're enjoyed
and the ladies passed The time over
their fancy work after the serving of
dinner The club will De entertainer
ia two weeks by Mrs J. p. 0Nelu.
635 Tenth street. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
D. A. [. CLUB WITH MRS. HYNEs

o. A. /. club members were We'd
nesday afternoon the guests of Mrs.
Hynes. who entertained at her home
on Eighth street and Eleventh avenue.
The time passed quickly with various
kinds Of embroidery work and the hos
tess served a nice lunch The club
viii be entertained in two weeks by
Mrs.. John Imhoff, Eleventh avenue
and Ninth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
CFNTRAL NFy Plan ACTIVITIES.

CENTRAL MEN PLAN ACTIVITIES.
The Central Presbyterian Brother
hood met last evening in the church
with q goodly number attending FOR
the regular monthly business and so
Ctal session Reports from various
committees were received and acted
upon The committee on arranging
FOR a minstrel show reported that Oct.
81 has heea set as the time for The
putting on the performance. The
comm 5Jtee on athletics reported that @
class In gymnastics viii be begun in
the church basement Just as soon as
q few preliminary arrangements can
be completed The men decided To en-
ter the parade on the Sunday school
rally day and will make an effort 70
make a most credible showing Dur
ing a season of socisbiIity light re-
freshments were served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10

and Mrs. schaEer read When the
Barrel Came" The society has for
number OF years sent each year d
box Of clothing to the Cunningham
orpaanage. 5ut this year the ladies'
decided they would like 20 sent q
Christmas box to some worthy minis
ter and his family and the secretary
viii make an effort TO find such q fam
fv Tor whom 70 provide. Mrs Fred
F0ssell, leader Of the Home Guards
reported on the work Of that auxiliary.
During time Of sociability Mrs. Q1ist
served refreshments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
MRs. T0BEY HOSTESS s0CIETY.

The members Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Memorial Christian church
were entertained Yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. G. z. Tohey a. her home 2002
Eighteenth avenue Twenty members
were present and spent a pleasant aft
ernoon and were served with q aeli-
cious repast The house was deCorat-
ed with bowls OF cut flowers. Assist
ing Mrs. Tobey were Mrs F. n. Lund-
berg and Mrs J. Bedecker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-10
T0 APPTAR Isl I0INT REfIT

To APPEAR IN JOINT RECITAL.
Miss Violet Nordqulst. organist. and
Miss Gladys Hunter. soprano, pupils
Of Miss Mary Lindsay oliver. viii ap-
pear In joint recital at ire FIRST Meth
odist church in Moline Thursday.
Sept 10. st SIS O'Clock The pro
ceeds will be IN aid Of the music fund
Of that church Miss EordquIst has
been the regular 0rgau5st Of the Meth
odist church for come months and
Miss Hunter has studied with Miss
Oliver entirely. as has also Miss Eord-
aaist. The program will be one Of va
risty and contains q group Of Scotch
songs for which Miss Hunter has a
special aptitude Miss Nordquist has
not previously been heard in organ
recital, but her piano PLAYING is well
known TO both Rock island and 40
lire musical people Miss oliver will
act IS accompanies 10 Miss Hunter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
For the Men It's Glory--For Their Wives, Terror
~ MARK LARktN

SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 20-"The waing'-tha II OF
automobile said Ralph worlds
speed king who Will the Vanderbilt here Febu
AIRY 22.
Its waiting BAN waiting
always when
Is Ralph himself fails
hut the kilograms THAI terrible
the Will be that he Ia *tecked hurt
hsps killed
couNgs THE
And n uspensedread to
hoy follows deahdefy
speed the msiest thread
Another lap
he's still safe myself
lie hopeony through
snfel Tha is he
"Of I ike him win and ] proud or his
a
the risk all the glory OF victory for me-
Palma like have her husband give racing
something bigger better" amended
Ralph racing months he
wi-bu
bcLons bckone and-wc he
It's siren cali
SANTA MONICA BEST RACE
providing Ralph isn't driving The
which
remember nostop himoer 800 miles
ceonng eaping and bounding around the
,racew aswo victories IN days.
with all It's glory and all it's charm.
home merely place
York city, and It has all the
forts and Injuries could wish
Ralph win this racer Don't ask that Think
entered equally anxious
Vanderbilt trophy twice. has
Harry him this time There viii be
rivalry naturally Ralph MUST
race. WAIST TO SEE HIN WIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

living a. Tenth and Dearborn ~. Frances
Lloyd. Aedro. Wooii~y Hsmnei Murrat.
Fail city wash p Lester KlnssleY.
Monroe wash. Edna Richardson itlnE
sfou. wash. Adele Ayers 1914 H"fen
ave EneIla swanson ana Edlfh swan
son. 7afs stsf ave 81 W. EARN Dow j.
ing sIts walnut sf Everett, Alvin Ek-
holm. seattle Harold igeudrieknpu. s2nd
a. and asth ave. Mar p'1onoell. Sc
attic. Mar Bessie 1887 bawron 81 .
Cecus Jones' 1905 Northlake ave. Ella
Carlson Kirkland. tpsz Donaldson. ftS
Comstock st. Hishet Lenehner. 1918
Washington 81 Lloyd La Duke. 2ls n.
s0th st. Charles " Rirheson. soa Trsa-
ton st Hazel McCov. atg Cioverdsls 81 .
John II Baich. Granite Fails; Florence
waEKoner 2g4e Niki ave Paul Moran.
gauk. wash Robert Dates. i20s 30th
ave william Charleston, az ~ son
st.. Florence Jones. t1iss Fifth ave n.
W Herbert Smith. b2ts " GHnssHee ~ ],
Wtntfrnd Nelson. LaConucr Jewel stew
ART 1861 2iat aHr N W James T..
Kirby Edmonds clara nuudv 2fto
fsth ave. ~ norman love. Row.
wash Z Esther raales 85o7 Meridian
ave- Robert Smith 5ft9 goth ave. ~
r. Helen LLOYD. 4sEs fhth ave @ Ward
~ Hpney Duoalf wash Mildred Peter.
son. ISIS % fo'h aso.. Ferdinand Y Carl
son tes b. 10Th a. %oiiie sutton. G3Hi
tsth ave. y s. Bcssl~ Elliott. 1871 toth
st. AnAcortss Gertrude nelson. 2iEAa
gtrth ave Myrtle saith sgat Sisth ave. /.
Evelyn Holland tti4 woodland PARK
ave Blanche bible fs1s Eastern ~.
Katie Isrusr. Bsuton: Elizabeth Height
500 atth ave - Francis Hall. ssi5 tsth
ave e. Mildred Conner. $500 Nldvale
ave. Lofty Plush a0a0 Edmuuds ~. /,
Martha Lakaman. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Gives Her Opinion


Some weeks ago Uncle Jack
asked the girl readers OF the Circle
to give their opinions regarding the
fashion article that appeared In the
Circle Christine G. Nahn, of Beay-
er, Wash, has written the follow
ing letter:
Dear Uncle Jack The little
girls dress is made very becoming.
~. but do not think the material
is as pretty as Bingham and viii
probably not laundor as we'll But
! admire the white to be worn with
the summer costume and also think
the baby doll slippers look well on
most little girls.
Yours trdlv,
CHRISTINE Il. HAHN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Auto Men
Pl a m for
NV. Races

Chauncey Wright was host to 80
members Of the Northwest Automo-
bile association at a beefsteak din.
ner at his Third ave restaurant last
night. Following the dinner, racing
plans for the coming season were
considered at length. aud the FOL.
lowing dates for races were fixed
Centralia- Chchalis fair grounds
April rs: Portland. April 80. MAY
IL. Salem. or. May 5. Vancouver
Wash. MAY lS-i6.
Negotiations FOR Seattle dates are
yet pending. and the Seattle races
will bee followed by datea at North
Yakima. Waila Walla. Spokane and
Boise II is tho plan Of the assocla.
ton 10 incorporate under the laws
"A Washington.
Chauncey. Wright was elected
president for the ensuing year. r
j Romano. vice president. Harry
u. Sratton. secretary.treasurer and
Robert J. Hitler. general manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
YESLER LASS
TAKES CANDY

approximately $50 letters were
received by Uncle Jack ia the
iumbled verse contest. Nearly all
were correct. The names of the chill.
drcu who sont in correctly solved
answers will be found IN the worthy
mention list
The winner OF the box
of candy Is an out-of.town girl.
Naomi H. Kelley is her name
and her home is at Yesler
Wash
The verse was taken from one OF
the most famous OF James Russell
Lowell's poems. The First Snow.
fall.
Here II "a unjumbled
The snow had begun in the gloam.
ing,
And busily all The night
Had been heaping field and high.
way
With a silence deep and white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

WINS i'm
OREGON

EUGENE. or. Feb. 20.--In a con.
ference contest that was fought
every inch OF the way. tho L. OF W.
basketball team last night defeated
the University OF Oregon i've. 81
to 10. The Oregon men were sim.
ply .wamped In the first period. and
Coach Sayage's five held them to a
lone basket. tossed by Higbec OF a
free throw.
Oregon rallied in the second half
however. and put mp as scrappy a
game as has been seen her. this
season. although the rally came too
late 10 give them n chance OF vic.
tory. McF'ee was the star OF the
game for Washington. although saw.
axe was free most OF the time. but
his shots at the basket proved In.
effective
The same teams will clash In the
/ last game OF the series here tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Broadway
Has Best
iisla-Nera

Before gallery OF 500 interested
spectators az the Washington nata.
forum last night. the Broadway
hign swimming team won the first
interscholastie swimming meet by
pillng up 81 points. Franklin waf
second with i6. and Ballard war
third with s Queen Anne and LIN
coin failed TO show on the score
board. Some of the contests were
so close that the judges had aim.
Guilty in picking the winners.
The stars of the evening we're
Wilde and Saunders OF the Broad
way team. who made Is and 10
points. respectively Considlne was
the star performer for Franklin
making 9 out Of the IL points
chalked up.
The summary follows. Broad.
way 81. Franklin IS. Ballard s
Queen Anne 0. Lincoln 0.
s6-yard dash-Wilde. Broadway
first: ConsidIne. Franklin. second /:
Burwell. Broadway. third Time
1872.
50-yard dash--Considine Frank.
lin. first, Wilde. Broadway. second (:
Rurwell. Broadway. third Time
3t:i.
l00-yard dash Thompson. Bal
lard. first; Brown. Broadway. sec.
ond. Larrick. Ballard. third. Time
-~t:t9.3.
320-yard dash-Saunders Broad
Way. first mabel. Broadway. sec
ond. Brown. Broadway. third. Time
"a 90.
300-yard dash-Wilde. Broadway
first; Larsen. Franklin, second
Sather. Franklin. third. Time
&:a7.
Plunge for distance-Saunders
Broadway. first: Schroeder. Frank
lin. second; Considine. Franklin
third. Distances feet II inches
Relay race. 10 yards Broadway
Smith. BurwelI. Williams and Wilde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
ART CONTEST
ON next WEEK

Here. Circle artists. IL a contest
that will interest you. It's been
so long since we have had a draw
ing contest Uncle Jack has decided
on one for next week.
Remember. all drawings must be
done in India Ink, not the common
writing fluid. and on unruIed paper.
Not more than three drawings
may be submitted by any one Cir
eleite Try 10 have your entries in
before 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Many Of you. no doubt. think that
you have not the talent, but you
should try anyway. us good prae-
tic-. Don't be sfrsla TO send In
your efforts for some others may
be poorer than yours.
The age limit for the contest is
sixteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Grade School Boys
To Compete Today

Grammar schxl athletes VIII get
away on their eleventh indoor ath.
letic meet this afternoon when the
prelimlnarios will he run off. The
boys have been divided into three
nquads, and the events will be
staged simultaneously at the Lin
coin. the Broadway and the South
Park playfield gymnnsiums.
Seventeen schools are represent
cd By $40 boys In today's contests
and following the ellminations the
winners will compete In the finals
In the Y NJ. G. A. gymnasium. The
bows are divided into squads nc.
cording 10 their weights Tho pro
gram will include the usual field
events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
KIDS GET CARDS

McmbershIp cards were sent TO
the following Circleites.
Murici Mccormick Monroe Wash !.
Btshel Lenchnor 1918 Washington st..
Seattle Lester LanF,ry, s27 Northlako
ave. Seattle; Daii Butler. Bcnton. Mar
guerite Brennan 72s itth ave. Seattle,
clyde Chnussce Enumclhw. Hazel Blue
1912 Waite ST. Alice Edith narr, Bianch
ard. Wash. Ferdinand II Carlson. b2S
E 18TH at; Myrtle Nath e0ai sixth ave.
Gertrude Nelson, 2i2tb sixth ave Lille
Page. Port Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
TOUCHARD WINS
TENNIS TROPHY

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The ma
tional indoor singles tennis cham
pionship was won on the courts oi
the Seventh regiment armory yes
terday By G. F. Touchard. the play
ing.through champion who defeated
4. ST. LiyIbond. former regimenta'
champion. 6.3. G-2. sc 60 This Is
the third time Touchard has Won
the title and he now becomes per
manent owner Of the Seventh regi
ment cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Worthy Mention
The names OF those who are
awarded honorable mention are

The names OF those who are
awarded honorable mention are.
Heua Deir0 Ronsid wash. Frances
Lambert 7taia SpriHf st Arthur Yer
naudnH. i3E Biewstt 81 Mona Hsyw bod
GgI 18th ave. Doris sullivan. Bellevue.
wash Elsie sholund bangor wash
Paul Dempsey. s5z z2nd ave; Mabel
warren. 1857 22nd ave r. ". Agnes
Mcclure BsliinKhsm Dorothy Van Sat.
ten. Granite Falls, Mabel Walters. Low O.
ell Wash Alice Edith Barr Blanchard.
wash Herman Hssmink Tukwila Vera
ruits. Foster. wash. Iris J. Duskin Ar
liuEtou Myrtle A. Adams. 1875 W ssth
st Thomas stiles. Duwamish. wash,
Eva Crowley. ss3 Orcas a.. Florence
Reed 1879 Fifth ave- W Hazel nIne
I8f2 waite st: Metba Ellington. oOa
AK ave Francis johnson. Everett
Earla Dawson. Kent, willard ! Nllea.
Puysliup. Alice Olmstsad. Auburn.
wash Hsba Mlddlestate. Edison. wash. .
Marjorie CslliEan. 1881 W. 57tb st. Cam
dlda Rosa. Hentou, Mildred KAT Sui.
tan. ClYds ana Ler9uS Chausser. Enum
claN. Herman Sandoti. EuumcIu~ Helen
Morrsl f24g t4th ave y ~ Ida "
Drake Rochester, wash walter Lind
berg. b1T 3fst ave. y Marguerite Hrru.
nan. 728 iith ave Clinton horey. GUN
Gene. wash Dali Butler Reuton Tibet
Marguerite wood Fsrndsls Wash .
Latia Erickson. Seattle Muriei meteor
mick Monroe. Wash. wilbur White
house. Palmer Wash. oscar Holman.
Botheii. Herbert smith. Everett, Earl
Knight. 1902 3sth ave Ruby Mcdonald.
fssaquah Ruth burlington. sultan
Elsanore schWBrtz. AnncorteEt Esther
Boyer. Coupeviile Wesley Pirnie. 1870
pine 81 GLADYS Mclsnsas Enumeiau
Myrna sargent Kent Dorothy wood
house 1911 Seventh ave " Hazel cha
bot. Port Orchard Edwin Ceeigh on.
2f6s OalseH ave. Everett Lille kulnun.
222 s8sh ~. Elsie Kirkpatfiek. t4ta
s2nd ST. w3rleF Ludion. 2fi7 Fourth
ave Velma teWett. 81 Union ST. Hazel
Carlson. 1921 " sfth St Manlev 49,
Lawrence. 2T25 sob Hill ave- Lucille
Brott. 5s34@Paiatine ave. Vsrna Cal
houn. si2 2tth ave. Lydia Ryland. 1894
CorSipa Place; Myrtle Andersen. 1917 asth
ave. ". Lester LangtrY 93T Horthlaka
ave: Flo BreHlich, Anacortss. Circlcite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Spokane Boys Win

SPOKANE. Feb. 20.--In the inter
city club matches here last night
Spokane won two OF the three main
events in boxing from Vancouver
Phil Kearney. Spokane. beat Jack.
son, Vancouver, in three rounds. at
i+5 pounds. At lij pounds George
Ross, Vancouver. won a four-round
verdict over William Jackson, Spo-
kane. Tommy Clark. Spokane. won
four-round verdict over Bud Soule,
Vancouver. at 1856 pounds. Frank
Glahe, Spokane. won the 1l5-pound
wrestling event from Duncan An.
drews OF Vancouver on aggressive.
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
Denver Is After a
Ritchie-Welsh Bout

from an article appearing In the
Denver Post during Ritehie's stop
there
"Ritehie SAYS he will jump at the
chance Of meeting Welsh here, aud
will guarantee from two to four
Especial trains from California
The battle. OF course. would be
staged at stockyards stadium. one
% the fin,tG arenas IN the Z, &.
and the capacity OF the building in.
sures n gate that would make his.
tory for Denver and Colorado RING
doings."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20. Ad.
vices received from Denver indicate
Colorado promoters are making
every effort 60 secure the consent
az Freddie Welsh and Willie Richie
10 a sn.round match in Denver on
July 4
Investigation Of the Colorado
prize ftght Law shows that It per.
mits 20-round engagements and al.
lows a referee 10 render a decision
Just how seriously the match Is
being taken In the Colorado city IL
indicated in the following excerpt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20
|Do~lingG|

In the Knights Of Columbus club
bowling. iast night. capt Daley's
outfit beat tho five captained by
Fortune. 2.95i TO 2.205. Mcmahon
OF the Fortune squad rolled high
score OF 2iS and high average OF
is3.
The Violets put u over the Reds
by a margin OF our pins at the \.
A. {. last night, the score being
2.s63 10 1859 Lind and Grinnell
OF the winning :eam rolled high
score OF 2st and high average OF
tSs Ia respectively
Bowling a match in the CONNER
oial league last night, che team rep.
resentinR Foster a kieiser beat the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

Charles Is working hard at II
and hopes TO have large number
OF boy and girl members in short
time
Harris IL a freshman at Lincoln
high school. having graduated from
the lnterlake school. and IL taking
a college prep course.
lie has called meeting of al
interested. to be held next Wednes.
DAY AT the Press club. and viii
talk TO the children on gardening
and will outline the plans for the
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-20

the sophs won all SIX, the Juniors
won three and lost three. and the
Seniors tied with the Juniors, and
tho Freshies dropped all ak
games.
At Csntrslia. last night, the Y.
NJ u. c. basketball five beat the
Company NJ team Of the National
Guard by score OF so TO Is. The
soldiers were outclassed. and the
winners shot goals almost when
they pleased.