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Now $3.50 Yard

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-54nch Plaid Crepes, i'll --5o-incn Self-strpe Satin
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Checks. i'll tan and gray navy, br and black
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checks. Sis yard soc yard
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Regular $l.88 Irish Linen
Damask, $l.25 Yard

in assortment of attractive Good heavy
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lrIy Hne quality, WITH perma-
White Chiffon. Batiste, 40
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lty. 45c yard.
White Nainsook, SO inches
wide, and of soft quality
suitable for lingerie. infants
dresses, etc. 18c yard.
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Fancy Cuff GL0Ues
of Silk, $500

These have pretty embroid-
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wrist. The backs are heavily
stitched and the thumbs are
Boulton cut. In silver, mode,
beaver and cocoa. Sizes 5H to
~.
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Smart Black and
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Special, 2ec yard
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Hose are made OF the finest quality silk and known
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Orga1,dy Collar and
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SI.75 and 1925

These are sheer and dainty.
trimmed with lace or one-style
collars in two-tiered effect, I'm
ished at neck with shower of
colored ribbons.
Bib Collars of Point Venise
,""a. $1.OO to S3.SS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
City Cage
Season Is
on Tonight

UNaE Fonda Glove Co. and the
Il Green Lake Methods; Episcopal
church basketball fives will meet in
tho first game OF the city basketball
league this evening az T:s0 o'clock
at tho university gym. An hour later
the Washington Independents tanEle
with the Y. NJ. G. A. five In the other
opening game.
Tho Fonda Glove five In comprised
OF former Franklin high school stars.
Gordon Green and Johnny Magcr will
hold down the forward jobs. while
Hayward Dare Is slated for the cen
ter berth. Jimmy Rice and Al Was.
son win take care OF the guard posi-.
lions.
a big crowd IS expected out TO see
ionights contest, as the fans are
assured OF fast, En0ppy game. Wal.
ter Bell and Dick Munson viii alter.
nate tonight with the referees Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

STOP SPALLA-
HRPO MATCH

NJ YORK. Jan. 3.-To prevent
80, Efmino spslla. European heayy.
s s,sss Champion. from fighting Lui.
s , firpo in South America. legai
.euon VIII be taken and II necsssa,,.
= appeal viii be made 10 tho Itall,n
s ,aoasiy, according to Nick Kline ana
~. Cullen, Newark manager
sis ,'. ana Cullen claimed they were
s s,.sn authority 70 get a match FOR
s. 49, y his country and they sue.
Co. 49, ~ "a getting him slgned 70 fight
.. 80 ianp y in Madlson square Gar.
n.s,e s's' !, Is claimed. agreed TO the
De,,...i and requested $500 Tor trans.
I'm Which tbey ssy they sent
l,s .. sptia' according 10 reports
'ailed for South Amerlea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
DIXON WILL
BOX BERCOT
ON FRIDAY

r oNNIE AUSTIN has aligned up
IL George Dixon TO boI Bud Barcot
In The four round main event OF 10.
morrow nights amateur card nj
Austin 4 salts gym. Young Dixon
is a fiashy little oolored batter. who
has been clamorinE for bon, with
Young B.rcot for several weeks.
He has been working out az tho
gym every day picking up tho inn
and outs Of the game and thinks
that he has mn excellent chance 10
beat Bud. Dixon has seen Berco; in
ali OF hts bouts so should have some
idea of what he can DO with him.
Bud u in great shape and vows
that he will add another X. o. 10 his
string Of ak straight. Bud f. a
strong little serappcr and socks with
both hands. lie win just about stow
away any hoy his agc nnd weight
that he can biz gquarely,
Lonnlo Austin has lined up two
other strong matches for tomorrow
nights bill. Allen Day and Louis
Blanche. pair OF lishtwcighta. are
down 90 meet IN ono Of the star
Tits OF the evening. Cane Carrie
and Bill Kerr. i47 FOUNDERS. meet IN
another s;silcr melee.
Among the other amateurs who arc
down 20 make their appearance viii
be- George IshIl. Bob james. Alex
wcglan. Bud Hedmnn. Jack Wright.
Clarence Francis. CharIcs wenaia
and Charley Mathews The card win
get under way at $50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
HELEN WILLS
SURE OF JOB
ON NET TEAM

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ Miss Helen
~ Wills. California. American ten.
mis- champion. Is practically sure 10
ho member Of the United States
olympic team. Julian s, Myrick. Tor.
mer president OF tho United sla,ea
Lawn Tennis association. said today.
In addition 10 playing Ia the Oiym.
pic games. Miss wills also Is expect
cd TO play with the American team
against the British for the Wight.
man trophy. and also in the British
national championships at wlmblo.
don.
New developments. Myrick said.
made Il seem that Mrs. Molia NAL.
Tory. former American champion. will
no, be able 10 play in the Olympic
games. either with the American or
Norwegian teams.
Tho rules provide that an athlete
must be a citizen OF tho country for
which he competcs. and Mrs. Mallory
Is an American citizen. but she com.
pc,ed once for Norway. and that
makes II impossible for her 10 com.
pete now for tho United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Johnny Wilson May
BE Heard From Soon

When lohnny Wilson Was middle.
ssghi champion Of the world be was
.aa, about the poorest excuse OF .
isaier TIA, eyer came down the pike.
Bat since losing TO Harry Greb.
Nilsoa has been fighting In New
Aagand with good success. and IS
rally going well. according to Bos.
Nn seTibes. Wilson. while cham.
g'9n' fought careful. agony contests.
eas since his dsthronemeht no has
klcksd thru with some good battles.
- Harry Greb has been showing
ssas q slipping Wilson may beat
nm hey ever fight again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

BENTLEY HAD
BIG SEASON
WITH STICK

TliE records show Jack Bentley.
i the $4,000 pitcher purchased by
McGraw as the leading pinch hitter
in the National league. As pitcher
he may not have been worth the
money, but as pinch hitter he was
in n class by himself. with pinch.
hitting record Of 500 per cent. Bent.
ley came up as pinch hitter 81 times
in II games. securing 10 hits and a
base on balls. He batted In six runs.
each run being worth its weight In
diamonds, for IL might mean the win.
ming or losing Of game. In pinch
Bentley was there with the trustiest
and most precious bat in baseball
last season.
Bentley has peculiar pitching
record. by the way In effectiveness
nc ranks cath. with 4.4S earned runs
per game. and yet he ranked sixth in
games won and lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
About Fights
and Fighters
ny I'm " I.ASSEN
By LEO II. LASSEN

rzALLING FRED FULTON,
Knocked out more times
than any other prominent
heavyweight, is still good
enough to knock over some of
inc boys himself, rs his two
hound X. 0. of George Lam
son in Portland New Years
night showed.
Fulton can lick most any
fighter in the world whom he
thinks he can beat. Pit him
against a fellow who figures
"a beat him and Fulton coli
lsnses with the first punch,
he ii in the stomach or on the
chin.
Fulson has every requisite but \
nrh,ing heart. and Il he had tina, he
uv,.la IL one OF the best heavy.
v,.shls the game has ever known.
Z Is has size. speed, boxing ability
"a The wallop. Fulton undoubtedly
&. the best left hand any big fell
~ has had since the paliny days Of
IN corbett. and this Is approved by
lsslng writer's and ring followers
Mo have seen them all in action.
g;iye young Dodc Bcrcot. with his
Stamina and fighting heart. Fulton's
.siH,y and you would have worlds
slamplon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
That New York
Age Ruling

When Leonard was In Seattle he
said thai ,ha present age limit Of the
New YORK hoxing commission ban
mig fellows under 81 years OF age
sas bad rue.
4 won tbs nghiweIght title before
| ! wn a. said Leonard. Dave
szla zas a better welterwelght BE-
tnsEas u than he is now. And
ase ne many other good young.
ffz plenty strong enough 20 figh,
khrs they are II.
Take the case o. Young stribiing.
y yOung llghtheavyweight from
t. South. lie licked several good
Hsa and was refused bout tn New
Isrk, sithc be had plenty Of ability
!, win be roted that Stribling beat
Dave Rosenberg. ono Of n. best men
in The Ear, Ia Newark. n. j.. the
other Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
REDSKINS Will HAVE SMART SECOND BASE COMBINATION
Speed and the Art of
Running Around Bags

The official batting AVERAGES Of tho Coast league for
me past season show interesting things regarding
base running Pete Schneider admitted to be the fastest
runner IN the league stole only three bases and yet the
big Vernon outfielder was in 163 games and hit 36O On
the other hand Merlin kopp speedy to be sure,
stole 10 bases or 20 more than the whole Vernon team
seems almost incredible Vernon, OF course finished in
the cellar. while Sacramento with just fair ball club
practically stole second place with 29S thefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

HAS WELCOME
FOR DEMPSEY

JACKSONVILLE. Fla.: Jan. a.
~ Mayor John Alsop. n. will be
~ the dock with a delegation Of
prominent citizens when Jack Demp.
sey. heavyweight champion, arrives
Friday.
Mayor Aslop said he was anxious
20 get Jack 10 locate here and win
make him an offer to remain.
Tampa also is trying to get Demp.
sey TO locate his winter training
quarters there.
Dempsey Is due here on the Clyde
liner Comanche Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
MORGAN AND
BRITT BOX
IN TACOMA

TOD MORGAN II defending his Pa.
j. clfic Coast fcatherwclgh, title in
Tacoma tonigh, when he stacks w
against Chico chee Britt, the rugged
Tacoma hos. In tho slx.round windup
OF tho smoker to be held NJ tho
Eagles hall
Len Mallody. Wyoming feather.
weight. boxes sammy Gordon. Port.
lander. IN the slx.round semi.windup.
Ray Tlnglcy and Frank cheslock.
wcltors. box the fourround special
event
Jimmy Smith and Bniy Cutter,
haniams, and Stanley Willis. Port.
land veteran. and swcdo Anderson.
Camp Lewis lightweight. box in tho
fourround prellmInarlos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
LLllght-Heavyweight
Division Popular

"a stone, Gene Tunney. Harry
s's0' Young stribIing. Battling Ski.
ssofses Carpenter. Tommy Gibbons,
Ihose names represent the cream
7 We hsht.heavyweight division. the
~ popular one in Worldwide
Nsiiam at the present time.
some great matches are expected
= Aned up with these men "a
plncipals during the rest Of the win.
Oo1ing season in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
BY TOM OLSEN

CHoWlNG a surprising reversal OF
~ form from their last showing
here, the Seattle Nets Fkated their
way 10 to l victory over the
Victoria Cougars Mt the Arena last
night. The attack Of the Nets was
led by Jack Walker. that scrappy
little forward. who was responsible
for Seattlo's first tally.
Jack Arbour scored Seattle's sec.
ond counter. IT was on rebound
from Frank Foyston's shot at the
nets.
"Izzy" Hart, the latest Victoria
Find. accounted for Victories lone
marker.
The crowd was the smallest that
has ever witnessed hockey game
here. This was due partly TO tho
weather and partly to the Nets poor
showings on previous occasions. How.
ever. such play as the local club
dished up last night deserves much
larger audience.
Tho first period was scoreless.
altho the Nets had an edge in the
skating. Jack Walker scored for Sc
attic ON nice pass from Smokey
Harris In the second period In the
third session. IL minutes after play
had started. Arbour scored on Foys-
toms rebound.
Victoria strengthened and four
minutes later Hart sent n sizzling
shot past Happy" Holmes, the locs
goaltender. Hart took the puck OH
a pass from Halderson.
In addition TO Walker. Smokey"
Harris played great game for the
locals.
Freddie Frederickson. the Victoria
star, was watched too close by the
Nets defense. and wasn't able to do
a thing. Glenn Loughlin and Hart
played best for the visitors.
The Nets play Victoria at Victoria
Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Tender Is
Slipping

For the second time 10 recent
tIsh,s Lew Tender has taken a bad
lsa,Iag. this TINA from Nate Gold
nan. practically unknown fighter,
ID Philadelphia. Tender was floorcc
sxice in the iate rounds OF. then
ysw Years fight.
Tender. they say. has taken on a
n q weight. and hasn't been In the
ass u condition. He Is now fighting
d he wel,srweigh, division and has
ast some a the speed aud a great
t.sl q the yiciousness that once fc8,
tired the sldc-wheeler's attack.
with Tender out Of the way,
Hssny l.eonard's hold on tho light.
wight throne Is even stronger than
ssrs. as the Quaker battler has been
tie enly man figured to give Leonard
tlga, In the i3s.pound division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
MORGAN is IN
BAD BACK EAST

Ray Morgan. one time second base.
man q the Washington Americans.
who was let out because he would
not behave. Is in a mix.up In BaltL
moro as tho result Of an assault on
a policeman. The officers skull was
fractured and he may die Morgan
was one Of three men arrested.
charged with tho assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Illinois Likes
Indoor Game

BASKETBALL IL the most pop
- ular OF all the intrnmural
sports at the University OF ILL.,
nois. There are 200 teams repre-
sen,!ng the various activities. The
schedule for the season comprises
more than 500 games.
Athletics for all" is the slogan
OF George Huff. director Of ath.
leiics. il is the ambition OF Huff
thnt at some time before he leaves
Illinois every student in the uni
versiiy win take part in some
branch OF athletics.
The various basketball teams al
Illinois are coached by students In
the four.year course in athletic
coaching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Brady and Crane Figure
to FOrtify Keystone Bag
II New Second Stacker Lives Up to Reputation. Crane
Will Give Him Plenty of Help; Kilduff and Rhyme
Make Up Great Pair; Other Combinations Weak

BASEBALL defense is built the line drawn thru the
- center Of the diamond club with weakness behind
the bat in the pitchers box at second base center field
is usually weak defensive team.
And the most important defensive next to the pitchers
who make up 70 per cent of teams defensive strength
is the combination at second base.
Second base is the key the rest Of the nfied. Nine
enhs of your double plays revove around second base
No team the history Of baseball reached the heights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
CUBS PAY HIGH
FOR WHEELER

sou,hpaw Fred Russell. II Is stated.
Is tho third player to be sent tho
Wichita Falls club BY the Chicago
Cubs in payment for Pitcher Rip
Wheeler. and there Is yet ono player
70 DO sent to the spudders TO com
piste payment; The Cubs arr paying
about as much for Rip Wheeler as
they offered FOR Rogers Horusby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Y arsity Is
w inner In
Cage Game

The University OF Washington
basketball team hung up h Sc 10
q victory over tho Lakeside club
five. last years City league champs
at iic University sym last night.
George Anderson. tho college cen.
ter. was the high point man OF the
game. lie accounted for is OF tho
Washington talllos Dundlach
guard. and Capt t'raync. forward.
each made 10 counters for the win.
ners-
Don Ripley. former Queen Anne
hish school performer. was high
man for tne Lakesldors with six
taiIics 10 his credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
NOTHING NEW
FOR w. CAMP

Red Grange. Illinois star grid
der. Is ono Of more handful OF Mid.
dle.Western players TO gain n place
on Walter Camps mythical All
AWerica teams In his sophomore
year Moulbetsch OF Michigan was
in this class. turning the trick In
1914. Steketec, another Michigan
star, did even better. stick" made
the grnde as a freshman. That. how.
ever. was in 1918. the S. a. T. c.
year when All.America picking was
more or less limited, due TO the In
roads OF Uncle sam's fightIng forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
TRIAL DATES
FOR OLYMPIC
TEAM NAMED

TIVE iryouts for seven branches Of
i sport for the C. $. Olympic team
have been announced as follows:
Track and fieIi--Ilarsarl stadium.
Cambridge, Mass. June - aud Is
Rowing shukiIl River. Pa. June
Is and IL
swimlmne--aIenl Indianapolis.
early in June. (womem Metropolitan
district. week ending June Il
Boxing Boston. May.
Wrestling New York. May.
Gymnastics New York. May.
Cross Country New York. June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
ABOUT GRIDIRON
TRAINING TIME

Keen Fitzpatrick, veteran Prince.
ton trainer declares that tho present
preliminary training season for foot.
ball which hns been cut down 10 two
weeks is far too short TO prepare the
average youth for the hard grind OF
football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
ATHLETICS HAD
BAT TROUBLE

The Philadelphia Athletics. next TO
Boston. were the poorest hitting ball
club in the American league during
the 1928 season. The Macks closed
tho chase with a mark OF .2T3. But
ono MaclSman regular got in the elite
circle. That was Joe Hauser Hauser
clouted 1907. over a stretch OF LAG
Tits. In total bases Hauser ranked
18th. lilo banged out 165 swats. in
GLIDING 81 doubles, 10 triples. and Is
home runs. These we're good for 254
bases. A formidable record. indeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
LEONARD WILL
TRY COMEBACK

Dutch Leonard, former big
league pitcher who has been pitching
outlaw baseball for Fresno in the
California Valley league for the past
few years, II seeking reinstatement
from Commissioner Lands and may
be big Lacquer again next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
PFANN MAY GO
TO WEST POINT

George Pam. Corncll's great quar-.
iorback this season. may enter West
Point, according 90 advioea from the
East. This would give him four
moro years OF football. He Is as.
sured OF tho appointment from Mar.
ion, Ohio. his home district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
YELLE WANTS
WHAT HE WANTS

Archie Yelle. star san Francisco
catcher may not play with the Seals
this year because OF salary differ.
ences. He had trouble in signing
last year. and has announced that
he will demand to be traded or sold
this spring IL no doesn't get what
be wnnis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
HERZOG LEADS
NEWARK SQUAD

NEWARK. n. j., Jan. 5.--Bucls
Herzog former star third basoman
ef The New York Giants. has been
signed 60 manage the Newark Inter.
national league team for the coming
season, Il has been announced az
headquarters Of tho club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
INDIA WILL BE
IN OLYMPAID

India will be represented NJ the
olympic games, tho toam leaving for
Paris May 20 and reaching Mnrsoilles
June 10. They will compete In most
Of the running events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
INDOOR GOLF
FOR TACOMA

Tacoma will soon have an indoor
golf links, nlne-hole course $50
feet In length to be built IN tho base.
ment OF the Tacoma building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
SEAL STAR is
UNDER KNIFE

Joe Kelly, San Francisco outfield.
er, * recovering from two operations
IN san Francisco He had his ton.
sis removed and also his appendix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
THIS Is TRt-E

In ono respect at least tho news
thnt Dempsey and Gibbons will not
fight again il correct. They viii not
fight again at shelby. Mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Rutherford Is
Kicking King

DoS RUTHERFORD or vlr.
- Finia Poly WAS tho greatest
drop'klcker Of the year with a TO.
tai Of nine. several OF them from
major distances. Here's his rec.
ord for tho season; Against
Hampden-sydncy. goals for The ~
and ss.yard lines; against Mary.
land from tho ~. 5s and se.yard
lines. against tho Third Corps
area from the 4i.yard line. against
North Carolina state from the 40.
yard line. and against Clemson
from tho 30 and 35.yard lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
BOO. HOO,

Willie RItola win run for Finland
instead OF America IN the Olympic
games. Tho world grows blacker
every hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
NOT VERY GOOD

Rogers HornsDy has led the Ma
,ionai league hitters for four con-
secutiye years. and a lot Of folks are
beginning to think he Is a born
leader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
NEW IN ONES FOR
oCHlCAGO TEAM

IN TO had added Two new foot.
S,sr ~ % ~ sohedulo Tor nerf
81 meet meeting Missouri and Brown.
atssa q coming early IN October
l,r.. mas dropped tho Colorado
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
TMn EXEMPT

Tho identity Of tho person who
won the Box peace prize Is being
kept secret. but we understand IL is
neither Johnny Evers nor Hank
-ODnU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
nILEERENr

itIs said that Ifavcrs, The = sitting
British champion. has little 10 SOY.
differing therein from most visiting
foreigners who have little TO say but
saw much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
JOMS
h y
|ctOr

= Nncre Il m
dolibea,cly
? tho bah. II
playing ,hs
tho san,a
layer shouM
ng enough "a
his opponent
PAYS n de,r,.
rhe plays "a
fhc qualltic.
Iln both the
suggestion,
into tho best
practice over
by intend to
!.
p al tho be.
play longer
bod. both to
y and men.
periods Of
Do less than
the play be.
~ 10 gain
aver mus,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
EVERETT Roy
CAN KICK

His kicking game. not 100
strong during the closing games Of
the season. will DO stronger next
year IL Gutiormsen develops. as cx'
pcc,rd. as George can outkick any
man on this years squad.
Tho season il over and football
win now be retired 20 the mo,hhalls
until next fall. as far as John Fan
Ia concerned. and tho present season
VIII so down in Washington history
az one Of the best the Purple and
Gold has had
Baaahaw. however. Will aeon star,
pointing for next fall. and /; won't
be long until he has the HGslsiea out
Tor spring practice, II looks like
washington'a year in 1924. and II
"Bagxy' can build UP tho few weak
spots. the Purple Tornado" win he
mighty hard outfit TO stop next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
(R|IESS
"A ties
10 Enter
is

free TO en-.
(cH 70 do
power TO
WIN locate
\ made TO
n the city
IF uhden.
Pie sSagt
be during
nd 2S-ycar
| light de-
an Nitro
Eer waste
3 per an
.ern seeks
LOCO kIlo-
authority
fnter into
was OK
l. y. -.
Ito render
the mat.
forc next
NJ which
ding for
yin be In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

ssbssitasiens -Weshinxten. Frsnds az
for Fsayne. Wsits "a Tor ffsssrfh.
ciarse 90 fer Andstsen. Peters tet Tor
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