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The Washington times., 1919-09-09
MOTORMAN SLEEPS
WHLEPUBLIC WAITS
''ToOnerville Trolley" Spur
Of W. r. 8 Z. May Give
Skipper" a Berth.

Hts Royal Highness the Prince OF
Wales. David plus-sixteen-other-
Windsor. has nothing on the
motorman-conductor OF "The Tooner-
VILE Trolley" which plies between
Wisconsin avenue and Massachusetts,
avenue extended. when Il comes to
private cars.
II. r. H. Dave Windsor travels "de
luxe" in Sir Somebody or other
Shaughnessy's private car. The mo-
torman-conductor OF "The Tooner-
vile Trolley has H. r II. stopped
even before he starts. according to
many disappointed commuters who
travel out Massachusetts, avenue
when they can.
Wins ct. IT, sobrIquet.
Since activities stopped at Camp
Leach, and the army chemists moved
away. the spur line has become The
.TOonerviIle Trolley" But one car, q
tripper, with a motorman who also
collects al 1.-The fares, runs At inter
walls between what are said to be six
minute trips.
The other day many patrons OF The
Toonerville Trolley waited at Wis
consin avenue and Macomb street
collects all the fares, runs at inter
minable period. Minutes stretched
into half an hour. A hour went by.
and the ct. T." failed to put in an ap-
pearance. The crowd grew larger.
The Hunt II On.
After an hour and a half accord
ing to those who relate the tale. q car
was shunted on Wisconsin avenue
and sent out MacOmb street to look
for the missing ''tripper."
It took six minutes Of running to
reach the end of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. There. sure enough. was ''The
TOonerville Trolley" at the end Of the
line. Motorman-conductOr and pas
sengers Of the search car goE out.
No sign Of life encouraged the
searchers. Almost fearfully, accord
ing to witnesses, the searchers en-
tered the missing car.
On the end seat. with his feet
cooked up on an end bench. the skip
per OF The bonneville Trolley" was
stretched fun length. He was asleep.
r. II. II. David-With-sixtee
has nothing on the
skipper Of The bonneville Trolley
when 1t comes to private sleeping
cars.
The Washington times., 1919-09-09
YOUR HOUSE m ORDER

YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER
and neat as a pin when household
tasks are looked after by one of the
efficient maids who answer Times
HELP WANT ADS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Sport of Kings Will
Be on Tap as Usual

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE more
than 10000 blooded trotting horses
In the United States win continue
TO furnish the sport Of kings be.
fore the same old stands" on the
country's thousand or more tracks.
This was the statement today OF
W. II. Smoilingcr. secretary OF the
American Trotting House associa.
ton. who declared America has now
firmly entrenched itself In first
place among horse breeding and
training nations. dlsplaclng Russia
and Austria, where formerly mem.
bers OF the royalty owned hundreds
OF the worlds finest steeds.
America -vlll need several years
TO actually get back on a proper
producing basis In horse flesh" said
SmoilInger. but al It's present
standing no other country can
beat Il.
High cost OF feeds. leather. labor
and training caused the sport a
great backset.
"StifL you'll find that last year
hard year in every line OF bust
ness and sport--more people saw
trotting and running races in
America than ever before. Ten
thousand horses took part in 500
racing meets In the country"
smolliDger said he discounted
stories OF blooded horses being de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Austin 4 Salt are going TO use the
judge system of refcrcelnE tonight,
with two business men to he picked
at the ring and third man in the
squared circle. Roy David viii be
the third man in the ring IN the
first. third and fifth bouts. and Jim.
my Malone will substitute in the sec.
ond and fourth offerings
Nate Druxt-nan is using the same
system at the f.iks' club Friday
night Charley Huien IL acting as
the third man in the ring for that
night
Young Hector is yelling for a
match again. The big fellow may 60
on the EiAs' card. Friday night. with
the winner of the Reynolds. Williams
fight AZ tirs Crystal Pool tonight, but
nothing has been settled.
1t looks as tho Mickey King and
Frank Barrieau viii be lined up for
the next show az the Crystal Pool.
but nothing definite has been settled
az yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Kilbane Makes Sorry
Showing in Comeback

something was in the sleeve II one
frankie Brown. a hard listed young
ster from New York,
Brown no; only knocked kilhane
down. but he almost knocked the
crown from the kileaae dome More
over. he uusposntcd the would be
come back" The wise ores wefe
agreed that II Johnny was looking
for easy pickings he backed his push.
cart up 20 the wrong market.
Aside from this. the boxing fans
are asking some pertinent anestlons.
Has Kllbune realty gone back Was
he boxing az his best. or trying for
a return engagement aud sailing his
way thru Did he deliberately lei
Browu ff4steu him. OF did Frankie
hand him this little surprise party
without ieave or hlndrancef one
thing - certain--lf Johnny was 20.
ing al hts best he stands sorely IN
need OF chin strap to hold his
crown In place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO. March lis
owen Moran. former top-notch Eng
lish featherweight, really trying to
stage a comeback here. or Is some
other fighter attempting to gain
bouts here by posing as Moran?
Eistic devotees are attempting to
settle this today, for the man calling
himself Moran has failed to recoz-
nize men who were In Owens corner
in fights here. and several boxing
men fail 20 recognize him as Moran.
Matches scheduled with Moran ns
participant will be Cancelled IL no
cannot establish his identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

NEW YORK. March li.--Johnny
Kiibane may be coming back, as ne
has declared. but II hts last nights
fiasco with Frankie Brown In Phlia-
111flphia l. any criterion. he will be
sing time in arriving at his sched
uled destination. The kiltane spe
ci2l was all but wrecked In transit
kilbane. one time idol Of American
boxing fans. once left the rinKssde
with the cheers OF the multitude ring.
Ing In his ears. Last nlght he got
no cheers. but there were jeers in
superabundance. The Kslbane who
faced Frankie Brown was not the
same kiihane who made Joe Rivers
look like selling platter. who boxed
circles around Abe Attsll. and who
gave George CLANCY the iacing OF his
life. THE kiibane Of today carries
too much excess baggage and IN that
baxKnxe there is no punching John
ny said he had something up his
sleeve. but he was mistaken. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
FISTIC NOTES

LEO Houck Il billed to meet
n0bby Moore. Of Camp Lewis. In
SPOKANE Friday night. Houek
fought . draw with the Camp
I4ewis star . short time ago. and
says he Is confident he can beat
the soldier boy this time. II Is
the headline bout.
Harry Williams and Oscar
Koch will stage another mix In
ens Of the other bouts ON the
same eard. These two big fellows
went to Il hammer and tongs the
two times they fought before Sc
attIc FANS Ono verdict went To
: draw. and the other Williams
won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Stecher Drops Mat
Match to Zbyszko

KANSAS CITY March ll.-=ioe
Stecher. Nebraska heavyweight
wrestler was today eliminated az
contender for the worlds wrestling
title here. following hsrd fought
match last night
Wiadck Zbysxko. the Terrible
Pole" proved too much for stecher
who got but the first OF the three
F44ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

heater. but then Frank Farmer hap
p.ned along and caved him In with a
smack on the molars and knocked
him out In the first round. Ever
aimee that time the Bre-nerton man
has fought like beginner. He
should he able TO hit lot harder for
fellow of hts size, and would 20
better. in the judgment OF ring fol-
lowers. IL he would close his gloves
and hit. instead of shaping his op.
poncnt with his open gloves. Give
Us some action tonight. Harry.
Reynolds Going strong
Reynolds beat the big fellow be.
fore. and he should do 1t again.
Reynolds Is always a dangerous
man, because he certainly cracks his
victims when he does land.
In the curtain.rairer Stanley Ryan.
A newcomer. viii settle little four
round ring argument with KID
Peterson. he Of the scandinavian
blue tights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL
Vincent Moiiyncux. Red sox pitcher.
has been bought by the Salt Lake
club of the Coast league. and Ernie
Brown. shortatop. has been secured
from the st Louis Browns. Jack
Cook. business manager of the
Saints. announced these additions TO
the personnel today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
PETE-STOREY
BOUT SHOULD
BE TORRID GO
TO>It.iir's CARD

billy Wright -, Johnny McCar.
thy weiteFwcights
Frankie Tucker ". The Bitter
Root Kid ~ilghtwrlRhts
Mike Pete vs. Jimmy Storey
welterweighta.
Steve Reynolds W. Harry WI.
Iiams~ hravyweirhts
kid Peterson " Stanley Ryan
weiterwcighta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

VANCOUVER, y, G. March IT,
In Wild game. the Vancouver NIL.
ilouaries won the last hockey game
Of the regular season from Victoria
here last night. by score Of IL
goals 10 s. Tho score was markers
an at the start Of the final session.
but the players ran rampant in the
last period. and Vancouver won ou,
hy scoring six goals.
Taylor and Harris we're the big
stars for the winners. ~ Crlffis
also iuoRed good for the home team.
THE Vancouver squad left inlmedi.
atcly after the game for seattle.
where they play the Nets in the
first play off game for the Coast
title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

BY AHERN.

liberately shot by revoiutionists. In
Russia and Austria.
Most Of the finer stock belonged
TO the royalty, he said, and care
WAS taken in advance to see that
the horse-most loved of all posses.
aions I'm Russia--was taken out Of
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
NEW LEAGUE
WILL OPERATE
IN NORTHWEST

Seattle will see two baseball
leagues iu operation this summer.
The Northwestern Industrial league
which was formed here last night.
has the permission ~ ptexy Brew.
alter. % the seattle Coast league
club to operate here
Tho league viii embrace Victoria
and Vancouver in British Columbia.
Everett. Seattle. Spokane and Ia
coma
The Duthie yard will undoubtedly
represent Seattle in the nsw league.
Tho Duthie club Was one ~ the
mos, powerful independent teams on
the coaat last season. and f'anaxer
Dvvime ~ predicting just as strong
club FOR this season, In spite ~
the fact that many II bis players
have returned to their clubs 81 or.
gAnixed baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
WHITE BEATEN

PEORIA. ILL.,, March ff.-Harvey
Thorpe beat Charley White in a 10
round lightweight bout here last
night. 1t was a tame affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

GIBBONS FIGHTS ROWI.ANDS

DENVER. March fi--Mike Glib
bons declared himself ready for to
morrow nights to'round bout with
Lem Rowlanda. The two middle.
weights will attract the years big.
rest crowd Ht the stock Yards
Stadium here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11
Can't Pick Winner

Can't Pick Winner
1t Is impossible to pick the winner.
II Mccarthy should happen TO land
well. In our estimation. the fight
will be over. but IL fsiliy can Keep
away from the mat he has a fine
chance TO outpolut the champion.
While Mccarthy gives the impress
sion that hia wild swings from the
floor are HIS knockout punches. II
has been noticeable that his hardest
waliops travel straight from the
shoulder and go but few inches.
Wright and Mccarthy fought a
draw IN Tacoma recently. and ring
side critics gave Billy the shade In
the decision
The Seattle man has never lost a
figh, to n welterwclght. and Mccar.
thy has travelled thru this season
without dropping a single combat.
Something WIN Break
Something. tho. il bound In hsr.
pcn--either Billy wins or gets knock
cd loose. according to the advance
dope-a draw may result over the
four.round route. but Ia is not prob
able.
In the se-nfwIndup. the Bitter
Root Kid" will 20 on with frankie
Tucker This fight should be funny,
IL nothing else. The Kids" style
may be according TO Jim Corbett. or
whoever is the Hoyic of the boxing
game, but Seattle fans are not used
to IL.
The Montanan fights from n
crouching position. with both hands
In front Of his face. and let's 20 with
in fact. Harry Anderson will testify
that the kid" In pretty accurate
with his gloves.
Must DO His Share
Last time the KID let Anderson
do all the leading. II both men
fought the same style that the Mon
tanan does, nobody ever would get
hit. what the fans want IL action
and not comedy. from semi.windur
fighters--the comedy fights gcner
ally end with the curtain.raiser. Sc
the kid" will have to help Tucker
entertain the fans. or he Will lose
favor with the fans.
Mike Pete and Jimmy Storey
should put M a alashinR go. Both
of these battlers are battlers In ev
cry sense OF the word Pete packs
hard wnllop, but Storey Is nc
SLOUGH. and can fling those gloves
pretty fast. Pete In hoping to sir
over knockout. but II looks aa II
Storey has the call over the Wilken
son boy. Storey looked very effe
cicnt against Billy Shade. h couple
Of weeks ago. and he wasn't In rs
good condition then as he Is now.
= Pete Receivers From Boil
Pete was bothered with big bol
on his left wrist for several days, but
has scratched his name off the cas-
ualty list and rs ready for the gong
Steve Reynolds viii try conclu
sions with Harry Williams, the bis
hoy from I3remerton. Unless vii
llams stands up and fights tonight
he IL just about thru here. The last
time he fought with Jim Jorge he
made a very poor Impression.
In his first two battles here with
Oscar Koch he looked like a world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

All set for his go with Billy Wright
at the Crystal Pool tonight, Johnny
Mccarthy, Coast welterwelght king.
arrived IN Seattle this morning,
rarin' TO go. Johnny says he IL in
better shape than he WAS the last
time he WINS In Seattle and Intends
to stow Billy away In the early going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Lackey Morrow will show his
wares against Charley Davidson. OF
Camp Lewis, in the same show.
1Aokey Is coming along at a fast
clip. and local fans are picking the
1itsIe fellow to slip Davidson the
short end Of the decision.
Bud Ridley and Eddie Mckenna will
fight over In Bremerton Thursday
night. IL should he a 20 worth sec
ing. Local fans are picking Mcken.
N to beat Ridley
sid Mitchell IL sure training hard
for his fight with Mccarthr. in Ia.
roma. on Thursday night. Inc Aus.
traIian liz doing strenuous road work.
and but little gymnasium work. lie
says IL keeps him in better shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Whether or not the Seattle hockey
club will get a crack at the worlds
title. an Eastern team viii play a
post season series here. according to
Manager Muldoon, OF the Seattle
club. The Ottawas. who played the
Les Canadiens for the Eastern title.
are coming 20 the Coast for a series
Of games and II Seattle should lose
out to Vancouver in the title series.
the Ottawss will play here. And IL
Seattle cops the Coast honors and
plays the Les csnadiena. the ot,a.
was will perform IN Vancouver.
All of the local men are in the
best Of shape and have had weeks
rest. They viii hold their last prac
tice before the biz series this after.
noon at the Arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

BN LEO u. IaN>SeN

.;shnn, Mccarthy. the hoy
with iii. iron mitts. viii defend
his Coast weiterweirht title
against BIiiy Wright. Northwest
king. In the main event of the
Crystal Pool smoker. TO he stag
ed tonight by Austin & salt.
The terrible motorrnsn drift~d
Into our fair city this morning
and says he u ready to has.
some one page Mr.. Wright. hi.
honorable opponent.
isiINx has br~p carvi~~s with
ioo-r fslk himself lately. and
says the Coast crown win rcsf
on hi. own little brow after to-
nights battif.
II IL the same old stuff a Que
lion OF brains W. Drawn Not thu
is bonehead. nor tina
Ia a cripple. but this bird NJ
carthy can hit and wrizh, Is eiovel
That is all there II 10 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

.Raa Rnl" Lizard. manager Of the
Seattle club in the Pacific Coast In.
scrna,ienai circuit last season. has
signed with the Seattle club. Lizard
will make a hlE effort to land that
second base iub. but will find plenty
Of opposition In Roy Brown and
Marty KAvanauEh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Tommy Lpkonovle, the young
,wirier scheduled 20 play with Port.
land this season. ~ making a NOISE
like n hoid-ou;. Tommy says he
must have money or he will stick
10 the ahipyards here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

prrxy Brewster has raid that no
deal with bobby schanx. American
Association catcher. has been com
pletsi aa yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

DROP WILD
ICE BATTLE

FINAL STANDING or CLUBS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11


fsss. f--vietosis4 usssnan. ssaf 1~~fsh-
tonesf, Harris osts. Victoria. pat-
man, siss b-vaneouvsr. Taylor. from
nFisfis sea
Euhssituiisns -vanrouvsr. Uksila for
Harris Victoria. noae, Penalties. rome.
second Period Vancouver. Harris.
from Taylor, eite. Victoria. Narpies
from c.. Iouxblin. sac Victoria.
Msrplsr. from pa,mRn. ties. s~--Nan-
roueer Harris. from stanley. "a. 10
VieteriA. ohtnnn. from Patrick. ssif.
Hutsssit asions Vancouver. Harris Ter
rksilAl irwin for Duncan. Victoria. none.
Penalties. none.
Third pesiodt fi--Nsnccusef. stanley.
from Harris $50 is~-Nie,0rss. Tohin.
.sIts. fa~~virsoFis. Mnrpiss. from W.
i.ouEhiin. sos. it-~Nietofia. W. IouEh-
iin. from Msspiee. 1903. is--Nancouvsr
cook. from Tsylar. e;ao. is--vsneouser.
Stanley. from Teylor5 -. if--Nanccnyer.
Harris, from Cook. gsts. is-Nancouvsr.
cook from Taylor. eias i9--yancouver.
irwin. from Taylor. ests
Ftnhl score. Vancouver ~. Victoria 4.
Aubstttutionnt Vancouver. tkriis for
oriffls Victoria. none. Penalties. mons.
Rrferss=-fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

Pric~s Psid shipper for
youItry, Veal, Fork and Milk. {. o. b.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-11

The masticating machinery in your mouth
is just as good as its poorest tooth. Isn't thi.
fact? If you have all but one or two good
solid teeth, and one of these bad is on either
side of your jaw, are you able to use the full
force of your teeth in masticating your food
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-08
Attention Rod eros. Workers.

The rooms OF the Marshall County
Chapter Of Red Cross in the library
are to be closed Saturday evening. All
garments or materials. belonging to
the Red Cross must be brought I'm by
that time, including all knitted gar
ments finished Those who have UNI
finished knitted work are asked to An
ish it as soon as possible and then send
it to Mrs. A. F. Balch, log North Sec
ond street. There are two borrowed
sowing machines at the rooms. the
owners, of which the Red Cross are
anxious, to find. II the owners will
claim them the Red Cross will gladly
return the machines at once. Mrs. A.
F. Balch, chairman Of general supply
committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-08

succeeding Mn. In. Lons. Of Council
Bluffs. who asked that her name be
not again considered for the office.
This selection was the only change
made In the offieiary of the society
the following being reelected Mrs. H.
w. Ramsay Atchison. Kan. president;
Mrs 8. Il Price. Ottawa, Kan, foreign
vice president: Mrs. Edward Johnson
Omaha. Neb., home vice president;
Mrs, Kate Kelsey. Omaha. recording
secretary, and Miss Nellie Lucas. Des
Moines, feld secretary.
Closing session Wednesday Evening.
The feature of the closing session OF
the convention. Wednesday night, was
a pageant From Darkness to LSht,'
depicting the work Of Christianity in
carrying light into the lands of the
heather. presented by the members OF
the world wide guild Of the local
church. The Baptist church was filed
to it's capacity for the final meeting
The principal address was made by
Miss Edith Crisenberry. of Nowgong.
Assam, a missionary OF the Baptist
church. The meeting opened with
prayer service led by Mrs. Robert
Plimpton. Rev. and Mrs. r. B. David
son sang duet. THE Lord is My
Light" DUDLEY Bick). and the session
closed with the benediction.
Convention Highly Successful.
The convention was larger than had
been expected, considering the fact
that the national meeting is to be held
soon, at Denver and many members in
the three states of this district-Neb-
raska, Kansas and Iowa-expect to at
tend the national gathering.
There was a marked enthusiasm in
the work of the convention and ses-
sions were all Of unusual interest to
the delegates and to the visitors. Few
changes in the program were neces-
sary and the meetings were carried
out virtually as originally planned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-08
NEBRASKA CITY TO HAVE NEXT
CONVENTION OF BAPTIST
M,ss,oN SOCIETY.
pREsENr OFFICERS OF
IN SOCIETY ARE REELECTED
But One Change Made In ofFieiary Of
Sselsty, Mrs. w. M. Gray, Of Chs.
mute, Kan, Succeeding Mrs. J. B..
long, OF Council Bluffs, as Treasurer
Closing Session o. Convention.

After re-electing the old officers
with one exception, the delegates to
the fifth annual convention Of the
west central district women's Ameri-
can Baptist Foreign Mission Society
in session at the Baptist Temple, We'd
nesday afternoon. chose Lincoln. Neb.
as the convention city in 1920, The
election Of officers and the selection of
the next meeting place was delayed
until late in the day, because Of the
length Of the reports Of committees
and other business.
Mrs. w. NJ. Gray. Of Chanute, Kan,
was elected treasurer OF the society,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-08
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