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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Tex O'RoUrke Is EndeaUoring to
Find Real English Heauu1Uei0l,t

in the oden days ruled the worlds
flstlc realms.
Historians have told you about
james Figg. the first ring champion:
Jim Belchcr. one of the first OF the
scientific school: Tom Crib. n mar.
vel in his time; Tom sayers, possibly
the greatest OF all English title hold.
ors. and Charley Mitchell n middle.
weight who held the great John l..
even In bout that lasted more than
three hours.
II Is difficult to reconcile tho glo-
rlous traditions OF the English prize
ring with the cold, clammy realities
OF the present.
Tho courageous Mr.. O'Rourke has
gone over there TO find out what's
the matter. We hear that he is max.
ing satisfactory progress. having es.
tablished a caulflower clinic on the
outskirts Of London and recruited a
small army OF non.collapsible giants.
Tho ono memorable law In the
o'Rourkc camp is that no fighter
shall drop without actually having
been hit,
Seriously. O'Bourke believes he
has uncorthed three promising pros.
poets, and expects to turn them
loose IN the professional rings
against second-raters very shortly.
The three are all youngsters who
stand feet in height and weigh in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
OFFICIALS
ARE PICKED
FOR BATTLE

PASADENA, Cal. Dec. 29.-The
i choicest blooms OF California are
being selected today TO decorate this
city for the s5th annual Tournament
OF Roses New Years day, and with
both the naval academy and Uni
versity of Washington football teams
speeding toward Los Angeles. final
preparations for the big sport event
which features the celebration are
nearing an end.
Twenty.nine lads from Seattle
under the guardianship of Enoch
Bagshaw are expected TO arrive here
Monday morning for a last minute
workout before the battle Tuesday.
The navy squad. it is expected. viii
get here Sunday afternoon. in order
TO get good nights sleep before
Mondays signal practice. This is
practically the first time that teams
competing in the Tournament OF
Roses contest have not arrived at
least n few days before the game TO
give their men bit OF practice. But
ever since Bob Matthews, astute
University OF Idaho coach. announc-
cd that 1t was foolish for coaches to
try TO acclimate their men in a few
days. mentors seem TO have taken
this sunny cline advice to heart.
Officials for the game have been
selected as follows:
George Varnell. University of Chi
cago. referee.
J. w. crowell, Swarthmore college.
umpire.
Kenneth Bartlett. University of
Oregon, head linesman.
W. ]. Hottenbeck, field judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
HUSKY TEAM
PASSES THRU
OREGON CITY

DoRTLAND, Dec. 2o,-The Univer-
Il sity Of Washington football team,
en- route TO defend the gridiron honor
Of the West against the Naval Acad.
envy eleven at Pasadena New Years
day. passed thru here this morning
en- route to the California town.
After a short stop here for break
fast. the Purple Tornado" continued
On It's WY South. The Huskles are
% reach Pasadena Monday morning.
the day before the big game.
Further than making predictions
that he expected hard, fast game.
Coach Enoch Bagshaw declined to
discuss the outcome Of the contest.
lie said that from all indications the
Tournament Of Roses field would be
IN ideal condition Tor the fray.
Elmer Tereau, Washington star
fullback. was still suffering from the
Aolls this morning, and his condition
giving the Washington coach no
1d Of worry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Tender Only Prospect
LEONARD OUT OF OPPONENTS

put in with me very strong. BY civ.
lng entertainments make all friends
and no enemies.
was asked by your sporting editor
yesterday about my future ring
plans Well. In my opinion. the only
lightweight who might get chance
at tho crown In the near future is
Lew Tender. lew will have 20 come
along little better. tho. All the
rest are out OF the question at the
present time.
viii state. however. that / will
very likely fight Mickey Walker
carly next summer. ! believe can
pick off that weltcrweight crown, al.
tho realize that Walker is no
SLOUGH II is one OF my greatest am.
billions 90 hold both titles at the
same time. / am going South as far
as San Francisco and after / get
thru this tour viii begin to think
about Walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Tex Richard Said to Be
Goat in ". Y. Politics

Garden promoter TO extend his
field.
Complaint was made last sum
mer that Richard had obtained a
monopoly by securing control OF
Madison Square Garden. the New
York Volodrom. the Polo Grounds
and by blocking attempts to use
the blg armorieH here for boxing.
More than hal, Of the working
newspaper men in New York are
now barred out OF tho Garden press
box by the ruling OF tho commits
sion that seats near the judges
on two sides OF the ring cannot
be occupied. This action has been
interpreted In some political circles
MS being an attempt 10 Rot Richard
in bad" with the newspapers ms
well as to retallatc for the crit.
cisms OF tho commission by most
OF the boxing writer's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Wight Game in Gotham
mt Any Too Good

PoliticS may put the boxing game
on the bum in New York. the gold.
minn OF pugilism-
Dissension among the boxing com.
missleners and some terrible decis-
Ions at Madison Square Garden are
tho underlying causes.
George Engie. nationally known
boxing manager. writes 10 John
Hammer. former handler OF boxers.
here. that the game may bs closed
down In New York at tho first OF
the year.
Engie also writes that Ad Stone.
The Philadelphia llght.heavyweight.
is the sensation OF Manhattan at the
present time and Is the best looking
fighter in the game there now.
Stone jumped Into the spotlight BY
trimming the veteran. Billy Shade.
the other night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Unexpected
X. o. Ends
Pool Fight
Ward Socks Mack Behind
Ear, and Slugger Takes
Count in Second Round


TT was the old story OF experience
L VS.. youth last night at the Crys.
tai Pool when Bobby Ward, punch.
drunk from taking a severe beating
in the first round, warded off de-
feat by use OF his noodle and out
foxed Freddie Mack, the green
youngster, In the second session,
tented him into leading and then
countered with a terrific blow that
landed behind Mack's ear and
knocked the young slugger dead.
Mack tried 10 get up, but his body
wouldn't respond.
In the first round Mack swung and
caught Ward on the side OF the head
with terrific punch and followed IL
up with several more waliops that
rocked the veteran ST. Paul miller
badly. He finally landed right on
Wards button and the veteran hit
the floor. He was so dizzy that he
didn't even take a count, and he
couldn't hold up his hands. But he
kept his chin down and ducked wild
swing after wild swing which Mack
tried to land for the X. 0. Ward was in
ouch fog at the end Of the round he
tried TO sit In Mack's chair and had
to be helped to his corner.
Mack came out for the second
round with his chin high and his
hands low. leaving his head unpro-
tected. Ward Tented with left and
Mack shot for the opening. Ward
made him miss and countered with a
right hand that was half hook and
half uppercut. Mack fell like he had
been hit by falling log.
After his head had cleared. as he
was out for nearly half an hour.
Mack said he wanted 10 fight Ward
again Saturday II the match could
be arranged. But IL the youngster
listens TO those smarter in ring az
fairs than himself he will learn
how to protect himself before he
steps in the ring with oldtimers like
Ward. II doesn't do any good in q
ball game when you score 20 runs
IL the other side makes 81. The
same goes for a fight. Pitting
Mack against an old head like
Ward before he was ready is
quick way OF knocking him off.
In wild fight in the semi.windun
Pete Bross and Truman Davis
fought CORY draw, with Bross
having trouble with Ii lily cut
eye. II was pre;' It'll both
men taking plen;y punishment.
Eddie Nell. tho LVei cit bantam
weight. hit too cleverly for Babe
Foote and the blonde boy wo.i the
verdict In the four-round special.
1t was nifty fight. Nell liz a good
battler now and deserves another
tumble from the Seattle promoters.
Danny Carlson gave Sailor Love
bad beating in four rounds. altho
Carlson caught quite few him
self. 1t was purely a smuggling bee.
Swede Anderson and Jack Gard
ner were hitting II up at terrific
pace in the opener when the Ia
coma welterweight hit Gardner on
the chin in the third round and
knocked him out.
Nate Druxman staged the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
A Question
of Class

= Your average fight fan goes wild
4ver smuggling bee in which science
avs the smallest possible part.
- At Tacoma the other night Spark
Plug Boyd and Harry Huson. a
couple OF fair rniddleweights. put on
a smuggling bee that had the fans on
their seats.
Tod Morgan and George Soils fol-
lowed with their boxing exhibition.
and some OF the cream puff fans. who
aren't satisfied unless they see some
body get killed for 81. thought they
weren't getting then moneys worth.
They get kick out OF a couple OF
dubs trying to knock each others
heads off. but they don't want to
forget that it's those kind OF boys
who stay right In the preliminaries.
and It's the smart young fellows like
Morgan who reach tho top.
But some people wouldn't be salts
fled with an earthquake unless they
got thunder and lightning thrown In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.--Denlcd a
IN license to stage wrestling in
Madison Square Garden. Tex Rick.
ard has called of arrangements he
made for a wrestling card on Janu.
airy , and win make no further ef.
forts to mix In the grappllng
game.
Richard would not comment to-
day on the surprising action Of tho
boxing commission. The commits
sion based its action. Il is under
stood. on the belief that there is
not enough good material 10 keep
Jack curley's licensed club going.
Reports in political circles that
efforts were being made to get
Richard were made very signIfi.
cant By the refusal Of the commits.
sion to allow tho Madison Square
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29

the desired neighborhood OF 100
pounds.
Isaac Ingclton was a policeman In
Liverpool until o'Rourke found him.
William Prestage was n boilermaker
and Leslie Price an assistant in the
management of his fathers hotel.
None OF them had ever done any
fighting. They had the build. the
looks and desire to box, so the
American took them on.
TEACHES THEM
AMERICAN WAY
Naturally, o'Rourke Is teaching
his British pupils the American sys.
tenn OF battling. And what is prob.
ably more important. the Amer.
lean system OF training. O'Rourke
doesn't get terrific kick out OF
the English idea of stopping for tea
at 4 o'clock, or inhaling few
cigurets TO sooth ruffled nerves.
~ make them spend the morning
doing road work" ORourke writes,
and the afternoon in the ring
fighting"
However a note of melancholy
creeps into ORourke's words when
he says any one of his three star
pupils is good enough to beat Beck.
EFT right now
You can imagine how much far.
ther the boys must come yet in
order to whip real fighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
How Varnell
Picked Them
SOLDIERS LOSE
IN CLOSE TILT

ina hardfought game. featured by
woll-oSecutcd team plays on both
sides, the Seattle Title Trust basket.
ball quintet defeated the Battery d
squad on tho lattor's floor at the
armory last night by a score OF 10 to
~. a foul IN tho last 20 seconds Of
play gave the bankers their winning
point. Kcrns. with eight taliles 70
his credit. was high man for the win.
ners. while shannon, with ~ tallica.
was high man OF the Eame. Joe Har.
rlgan played nice game for the los.
cra.
Battery y dD Pos, 40 Title Trust
shannon tig) electromagnetic BerR
West tsl .........F......... Hefna
y. Iiarrigan fs). .c..........t7l Russell
y. ilarrlsan C2l..G........ts) Weber
Frnnkard ..,..,.. .G.r.....tt) Martin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
About Fights
land Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

EOUR and six-round fights
4 are not real tests for
fighters, says Benny Leon
ard, but the 10 and 15-round
battles bring out the real
stuff. in a ring man.
In four or six-round en-
Runters a fellow can get by
nth speed or bull strength.
but it takes more than that
IN a long fight-it takes en-
durance and experience.
Long fights are the only
real tests of a fighters true
ability. A lot of battlers can
hit up a fast pace for a few
rounds and then fade away.
II remember a year or so ago when
Jimmy Duffy came hack to New
York TO fight Lew Tender. Duffy
came With a wonderfnl boxing repu.
tation. and for four rounds he made
Tender look foolish. Then Tenders
body blows began to tell and he muir.
dered Duffy in the next few rounds.
knocking him out in the seventh
round.
''on the other hand. take Joe
Lynch. the bantamwelEht champion.
He's n fair hitter. not overly strong.
but is experienced. and gets thru on
hts smartncss."
The Same might be applied 20
Leonard's two fights with Willie
Richie n few years ago. Richie
gave Leonard terrific fight for four
rounds in san Francisco and IN a
return fight in the East Leonard
knocked Richie dead In eight rounds.
lou have TO have the stuff to be a
winner In a long fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
TROJAN STAR
GETS BIG JOB

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2o.-Pete
Thompson, star all.around athlete
with the University OF Southern Cali.
fornia. has been signed by the Cleve.
land Indians. He is to report to
Iris Speaker at Lakeland. Fla. on
March 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BURNS AGAIN
WITH INDIANS

BOSTON, Dec 29.-George Burns,
Boston first basoman, will return to
the Cleveland Indians in return for
enc OF the Cleveland outticlders. It
WIS reported in baseball circles today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
WASHINGTON
PLACES TWO
MEN ON TEAM

WASHINGTON has placed two
w men on George varnell's Al.
Coast selections for 1898. Jimmy
Bryan. copper haired guard. and
George Wilson. hatterlng halfbaok.
were varnsll'a choices for position.
Vern Bcllmau. Bfyan'a running
mate. placed ~ a guard in varneli's
second team. with TesFeau running
AZ fuliback and Kuhn at tackle.
Chalmers walters was superseded
by both Horrell. California. and
Kline. Of Idaho. az center.
The big surprise was selection OF
Vernon stiyorn. former Broadway
high school boy. az quarterback.
over scotchey Campbell. OF stan.
ford. and Ray Chapman. OF Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
LEAVENWORTH
BEATS IDAHO
CAGE CHAMPS

T EAVENWoRTHs Wash, Dec.
IL 29.-The Leavenworth AlStars
defeated the University of Idaho
basketball team. champions OF the
Northwest and Pacific Coast Con-
ference for the past two seasons.
here last night by score of rs
to II.
Keane played a great game at
guard for the locals. totalmg nine
points. He was high point man
Of the game. For the college team
Remer was high man with six
points.
The two teams play here again
tonight.
Idaho uT) Pos. tss) Leavenworth
Remer 6l......,..F...... tl) Hoxsey
Penweil tn..,..... F..s......Cs) Harris
Nelson (5)........ C......(S) Thompson
Teltord ...G...........( al KeRne
Kline Isl ,..G.......ts) Wunder
Referee Bobby Norris, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BY JOE WILLIAMS

TEX o'RoURKE, an American
L gentleman OF fistic inclinations,
is overseas trying to put tho English
heavyweight situation back on it's
feet.
II you happen TO he acquainted
with the English heavyweight situa.
ton. even from a discreet distance.
YOU will readily concedc that IL needs
to be put back on It's feet.
u has been great number Of
years since England has had a
heavyweight capable OF remaining on
his feet for any specified length Of
time.
The art OF fighting as practiced by
Bombardier Wells. Joseph Beckett
Fighting Dick Smith. Bandsman
Rice. Frank Goddard and other mod.
en English heavyweights in the past
has consisted largely Of taking "a TO.
bust sock on tho whlskers and drop.
ping gracefully 20 the canvas. No
English heavyweight looks natural
any moro unless 10 is stretched out
full length on tho floer listening TO
the soulsatisfying count OF the ref
cree.
FORMERLY WE'RE
WORLDS BEST
And tho astonishing thing about
this IS that Englands heavywelghts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Mcdonnell Must
Learn How to Hit

Jack Mcdonnell. the young Seattle
heavyweight. who stili wants to be
q fighter. should get himself n high.
class boxing instructor TO teach him
how TO hit correctly. Mcdonnell has
the size, strength, ambition and the
intelligence TO learn. but he doesn't
know how 20 start an orthodox
punch. He has to wind up before he
hits and BY that time he IS usually
thrown on the defensive.
II Mcdonnell once learns how TO
use his young strength he may be
heard from yet, but not until then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29

The st. Joseph. Mo. basketball
team keeps It's owner up in tho air
q lot.
Or. rather. Il viii next year.
@. NJ. Laird. who owns tho team.
haa bought an airplnne and plans
TO leap from one town 10 another Ia
his sky akin. .ngt TO keep close tab
on the teams play.
Whenever possible. Laird plans 20
~ from hts homo town 20 the out.
ot.town points and back 20 81. Jo,
seph tho same day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
VALAIS NAMED
AN ALTERNATE

LAKE PLACID. ". y. Dec. CO.
In winning two OF tho three trial races
yesterday Valentine vaiais. Lake
Placid skater. who was named as nj.
ternatc on tho American Olympic
team, made such a good showing
that tho team may be increased TO
six so no can DO appointed as a reg.
ular,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
CLINTON LOSES
TO FRIEDMAN

NEW YORK. Dec. es.-Sailor
Friedman. Chicago lightweight. won
ioround decision from Johnny
Clinton. Nav York. Johnny Curtin.
New Jersey bantamwcighL won a
lo.round decision from Frankie Jer.
ONO, New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
MARCUS AND
SOULES DRAW

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.-Jlm.
my Marcus and Bud Soules. both Los
Angeles welterweights. went four
rounds TO draw here last night. 1t
was a dull fight. despite the fact that
these two boxers have staged four
sensational battles before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BY BENNY LEONARD
Worlds Lightweight Champion


Hundreds OF people ask me how II
Is that l am IN vaudeville instead Of
fighting. That's easy. I'm not boast.
ing when I say that there isn't nm
opponent for me in the lightweight
division at tho present time. have
10 keep in condition and l find that
with two shows a day I am enabled
to get sufficient exercise TO keep me
In fighting trim. Any boxer who
holds n championship cannot affogt
20 break training or get soft,
Another good reason why ! prefer
simply TO do an act OF an entertain.
ing character as opposed 80 taking
on aspiring ilghtweiehts in tho dit.
forent localities il that want TO be
friends with everybody and have
people think kindly OF me wherever
sh9y II I knock out the "home
boy" the crowd naturally doesn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
JOE LYNCH TO
SCRAP JAN. 8

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Joe
Lynch. worlds bantamweight cham.
piou. has been signed to meet Eddie
MacKenna OF this city in a 15.round
bout here January 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29

VICTORIA, b. c.. Dec. ga sen.
Y satidhal shot by Harold Hart in
overtime here last night won for Vic
toria over tho Vancouver hockey
team.
Four minutes Ind elapsed in tho
overtime period when the young re.
cruit skated thru Vancouyer's famed
defense and shot the puck past Leh-
man. sagglng the nets.
LINEufs AND SUMMARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29

Dime Shower Expected
for Husky Grid Wire
Hurry up, fans, with those dimes

Hurry up, fans, with those dimes.
Let the University of Washington football team
know that you are behind them when they meet the
Naval Academy eleven at Pasadena New Years day.
The Star is sending telegram of encouragement TO
the team at Pasadena which will be received just be-
fore they go on the field. BY sending the sporting
editor 10 cents any fan have his name signed
to the telegram.
All of the dimes must be in by o'clock Monday
evening. Many fans have sent in their coin, and it's
continuing to in.
Let's make that telegram read like city
directory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29

PARIS. Dec. aIascart. Paris
featherweight. was declared Europe.
an champion by the International
federation, succeeding Eugene Cri.
qui. who retired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
THE IRON HAND

The A. a. U. heads arc rehearsing
stirring little melodrama which Is
soon TO be given to the public under
the title OF Putting the Paddock on
Paddock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
GOOZEMAN is
BOUT WINNER

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 2o.-Ernie
ooozoman, Milwaukee 100 FOUNDER.
WIS awarded II Newspaper decision
over Joe Burman " Chicago here
last night after 10 rounds Of battling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
LINEurs AND SUMMARY
suNINIAn1

First p-riod---l. Victoria. Anderson from
F'redsrieksOn. s;ss 2. Vancouver. skinner
from pnncan. 3i0i.
Second psrind--No score.
Third reriod--s, Vancouver. paaean.
t;s9g !. Victoria. Meeklns. e.fs.
Overtime. Victoria. Hart. ass.
PENALTIES
First psried--Nene.
Second psriod--vicieris Awarded pen
atty shot. Fr-aefieka misssd.
Third period None.
overtlme-ifArt. s:so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BILLY MISKE
IN HOSPITAL

MINNEAPOLIS, Dee. 23.-niily
Mlske. weiIknown heavyweight box.
er, Is critically M with Brigh,'s dis
ease ans Is not expected 20 recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
TENDLER WINS
FROM O'BRIEN

SCRANTON, Pt.. Dec 29--Lcw
Tender, Philadelphia lightweight,
won a lO-round decision from Pep
oBrien, Scranton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
ictOria Is
W inner in
Puck Game
TEAM STANDINGS

RESULT
Victoria :. Vancouver /.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Tuesday afternoon. Seattle at van
eoaver.
wednesday. Victoria =, Seattle.
Friday. Seattle at Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
FORMERLY WE'RE
WORLDS BEST

And tho astonishing thing about
this is that England's heavywolghts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
BIG RESIDENCE
TRACT is SOLD

The Henry c. Ewing company re-
port what IS probably ono Of the
largest residence sales made in re-
cent months in selling TO Duncan NJ
Fuller. a recent arrival in Seattle. the
residence situated on lots 5. 6. and
8. block /, broadway second addition
in tho Federal avenue district This
purchase. with some improvements
that arc TO be added. Is 20 cost Si0,-
600.
The purchase Of home Of this
character by new arrival in Seattle
shows the ut-adcrs faith In the
growth Of the city.
Other sales as reported by this firm
consists of lot S, block ., Capitol Hin
Heights addition sold for Frank
Jobat 10 Israel Dcrtcr. Lot II. block
10. Evans & Blcwitt addition for g.
u. Shunke TO Mrs, l. McAllister Lot
G. block Z, Hunters Lake Union adj
ditlou sold for " Y. Miller estate TO
T.. S. Travis Lot II. block 4. Coul-
tcr's addition sold for Frank John
son 10 Clinton Il. Starr. another re-
cent arrival in Seattle The estate
OF Thorwald Lokkcn, lot IL. block 6.
Gilman Park first addition TO II. +.
Donaldson. Tract 9s, Denny Blaine
Lake Park addition for Thos. Owen.
TO Mrs NJ G. Cleland. Lot II, block
s. Montnko Park sold for w. II. Col
by 10 II. l.. Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
Chicago Car Lots

fridays Quotations
Furnished By Loran q Bryna
$40 second Ave- Seattle