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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10
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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10
SECOND ROUND PLACE

TERRY'S STORE.
ARNOLD'S STORE.
POSS' SHOP.
SHAW'S STORE
WHITFIELD'S STORE
MCMILLEN BROS.
JOHNSON'S STORE.
MANER'S STORE.
ENSLEY'S STORE
CARSON'S STORE
LOVES STORE
LEWIS STORE
JONES' Furniture Co.
WINGS STABLE.
IRVIN'S STORE.
BUTNER BROTHERS.
CLAY'S STORE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

November LIST, morning..
November 1st, afternoon
November %, Morning.
November I'd, afternoon
November Sd, afternoon
November 9Th, Gall day.
November 8th, morning
November 8th, afternoon
November 9Th, morning .
November 8 tn, afternoon
November 10, 8 am. to 800
November 10, Sam. to 800
November 18th, morning. .
November l4th, evening
November Is, Ga m. to SOC
November 1919 am. to 3::3C
November 18th morning 4.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10
MIR. LACY GARRETT GOES
WITH THE FAIR

Mr.. Lacy Garrett formerly con-
nected with H. A. Wards store as
salesman, has accepted a position
with The Fair and has entered upon
his duties at that store. He re-
quests his friends to call and see him
when in need of anything in his
line.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Ed
Gilbert motored over to Douglasvile
with Misses Agnes Lynn Jones and
Lucy GILBERT and Mr.. Doyle Butler.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

FOR SALE-Two year old mules
broken and a lot of baled hay. Phone
2ll1.. MRS G. G. ROGERS,
Route T. Marietta, Ga
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10
Turkish Parliament.

The original Turkish parliament
opened March 10, 1877, with thirty
senators and ninety deputies
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

The Methodist parsonage has been
freshened up with new wall paper aud
other Improvements. The congrega-
ton is hoping to have Mr., Duval
again as pastor. He is very much
beloved and admired wherever he is
known. A l. c
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

The latest knight Grant is a bust
ness man who goes along the side
walk and stops at this cry of distress
from fair driver of big automobile:
Please, Mr.. Blank, come and crank
my car, it is too much for me ~ So
the valiant hero, by his superior
strength, spurs the big mechanical
dragon awake and the fair damsel
rides away in triumph on its back.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

a news item from Americus, after
mentioning the blooming peach
orchards in that vicinity, says many
farmers have decided to destroy their
fruit trees and plant other crops on the
land A peach orchard in bloom is
beautiful but unless fruit follows the
flowers it is altogether improbable
and vain to the farmer.
DIR. S d. Rambo had vases of lovely
white cherry blossoms weeks ago but
will have no cherries next spring on
account OF this freak of the trees.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-10

First Botanical Garden.
Matthaeus SylvaticUs established the
worlds first botanical garden at Saler-
no, Italy, in 1909.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16

t Hsa.n n contempt Of the monkssh his.
their no,r rne shoes called pigacia had
one 2 scurtier named Robert stuefed hi1
wy !, Satn Tow. and caused them to cur2
sSISS N IS form Of . rams horn. =
nCp'e:. y IL plain that the nsrnose ~ o7
~ Sesnlon was to show that NJ nrivi1
S9sS weerer was not dependent on AMI
dsiix - h.sss.SSoT or neetness Of foot for hid
To practice q wearing t~ieht-nttin.i
80 Coee - shoes Il an old 0ne.6 Tor ChaS4
SsI w.,1vt!sn9 Of them IN his Z ~ thsA
niaxn 1esvsyie stth that they Gtte 81
~ they come on. .. of asaia."
LxNN H.. Horace Walp0Je ~. 81
eev , ssass o. u ssha 9as & red
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16
sisns Of oentility.

The practice obeerved amonr anan,.h
hidalgos of allowing the finger nails "a
crow into claws wag to demonstrates thsf
they had nevcr done any manual vork.
nese for the same reason.
Among the Romans the wearing OF luns
sleeves. which came down over The hond'
VA the fashion In .a~ristocra&ic ciTcies.
wearer did not engage In any labor. M
freedom from employment Wa ~ com.
ditton Of respoctability.
signed more or less for the Game purnoSs
~ that q the Chinese. who bind 1keiS
v!omen.s fsse in proof q thetl eentiiity.
A. AIRY a. 3 ume Of william N1fn:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16

q ought 20 steer
I'm to the pcnnant skinlmW.
''lnscs ovef. Is enough? All right.
saw by Tuesdays paper
7'hAt Germany and France VIII fight.
Gucss that's just torrid vapor.
Tho razor hurt you any? No?
She's rurnin' fine and dandy.
Reen up this week to sec the show
Those girls are sure h candy.
You like your towels cold OF hot:
Dur Outficid might he stronger.
An egg shampoo would help a lot
And wake your hair last longer.
what will you have upon your face?
Yes. Cohnn's here this season.
He's piayin' IN the same old place.
This lNac smells quite pleasin'.
'you Say 1 needn't shave o u neck?
Il won't takc but n minute.
1 see they've signed q guy named Peck,
There may be nothin' in 1t.
They nay Jack Johnson's almost broke.
Won comb 1t wet or dry. sir?
Thanks. after while I'll take Il smoke.
ilvor IN again. Goodbye, sir"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16
FROM THE -HICKEYvILLE
CLARION,

Prof. Hank Simms. conductor of the
Silver Cornet mand. say he would
about as soon be a conductor on q
freight train or q street car where a
Teller kin have some peace once In q
while. There is SO much pealousy In the
band that every time they give q con-
cert every Teller has to have q solo
number excepting the bass and snare
drum and thus Tar he has been able to
get them to agree IN a duet. but they
are both getting ambitious and 1t won't
be long before he will have to give each
Of sem q solo. The last concert the band
gave lasted all night. they wouldn't
have stopped then excepting that the
slid trombone player had to 60 to work
In the sawmill and the b flat cornet
was called away by the death Of his
grandmother from old ago.
Uncle Ezry Perkins says. 5edgfn' by
are some wimmen who haven't rot an
honest hair In their heads.
There 10 only n thing that 7sticketh
closer than brother or o mustard
plaster. and that, = . lie insurance
There 10 : graft scandal In Official
circles OF our village ana Q grand Jury
may ~ called 10 investigate. For about
six weeks the constable has patrolled
Main street with his revolver IN his
hand ana watciItn' the automobiles. He
slow: up.s he: whales away with his
shookln' iron and puncturos III four
ttr61L PostrnA1tee Wtlliam Eillikes
claims that q good deal Of NAH. has been
comins for the constable fatally ana G
u believed he - 81 cahootD With tn
ISnbhaR trust. The constable unod "a
lGApoe o1asD halls Wteh . via !ve0(
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16

OUR BARBER.
You're next" the
b r gauy
cried.
Fine weather In 1t
not. sir?
You'd better try
some Hairicido
To cover that hald
spot. sir.
The team IL u
good this e
Y our hair sure
needs a triimrnin'.
Y'he EftchiN stan
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16
OUR DEA OF WEALTH.

Knowing how to polish a plug hat
with a silk handkerchief.
Shaking hands with a man who
owns an ont-of-door sleeping room.
Having grape fruit for breakfast.
Being asked what frat we belong
to.
Walking down the street every MORN
ing behind the bankers.
Having Mr." ON u visiting cards.
Getting n laugh out Of a cafe waiter.
Having nm automobile stop in front
Of the house, even by mistake.
Getting a request from the Ham
burg-American line for our patronage.
Owning two sets Of pearl shirt studs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16

Won comb 1t wet or dry. sir?
Thanks. after while I'll take a smoke.
ilvOr In again. Goodbye, sir"
WIsECklNG OUR IDOLS.
II seems to he the special delight Of
the scientists to cause something that
wc hold sacred TO tumble from its ped
sStal. The latest savant of this sort is
Professor Terrcro of Italy, who has
patra was fat. ugly and ungainly n
that she Yves pursued by Marc Antony
merely for her money. even as the lat
ter day noblenlan with the unpaid laun-
dry NM and the mortgaged chateau
seeks th, charming American de-
butantc.
Tee little affair OF Marc and Cleo
patrn wns n which should ave been
let strictly alone. 1t furnished the one
did period of Roman history. OF course
aome of US have always had doubts
concerning tho little Irritation i'm Egypt.
hut go long as there were no formal
questions raised VIC swallowed said
doubts and rcveled i'm the belief that
Cleo was ever young II beautiful,
graceful as "A gaZelle and as chic as
any Broadway chorus girl. Such II be-
lief was a gentle compliment to her and
did m no harm.
Students OF history will be apt to
wonder what idol the scientists will
upset next. Like as not they will tell
- that Walter Releigh did not spread
- e3oAk over the mud puddle SO that
OAgabeth could trip gaily over even as
Ei.a crossed tho ice: or may decide
dat Nero never fiidled at all while
R0une was burning. but merely spent
Tie time winding up his photograph.
Lot the scientists confiue their efforts
q The tracing of engraved messages OH
aDc3s and the uncarthing of IT, ) jaw
homes Of dinosauri. and spare us the
herccs and hercines of history.
-
BILL.
I've got an old rat and his name is
Bin.
a gentleman cat is he.
n soldier of fortune ne was until
He fastened himself on me.
He reached my home in the Silly night.
Prepare for q frolic or Il fight.
Announcing himself with all his
BY yelling In fiendish glee.
Hi fur was worn and his hide shone
through,
DNil many Il scar had he,
Ard from q fancier's point of view
Va0 NO very much to see.
No onubs seemed to ruffle him q bit.
W6em o1ghted ne seemed proud of 1t.
With a1 Of his faults I must admit
He certainly stuck to me.
HI claim to fame was a tender voice
with which he could hit high &c"
He sang to the lady of his choice
And never got off the key.
ADcA night Mt 8 on the backyard fence
To musical soifrcc would n
>> .Af0AHN~A SA~~sa1>r~
BosmbArded the company.
A pair of shoes and q mantle clock.
= Japanese paper weight,
= Walking stick and q fancy crock.
And nearly q whole gas CRATE.
\ J0lnted rod and q s%tatuette.
O. Dfckens' work a complete set,
= tardiniere and a tabourette
Nc found by the backyard gate.
nAeh niEht that his voice In rapture
scared
He drew everything his way:
We knew he was earning we'll his
~ singing till break OF day.
ws'vs picked up enough to stock !
we've things that W. had be-
1hsy Keep on coming. and one thing
more.
Ut Bin eat is going to stay.
OUR FURNACE SYMPOSIUM.
1lsk n. T.sB. writes: my husband
- mOtormau and, judging by results
1seh1nk ~ tries to run our furnace the
- he runs his car. He pulls the
11eoA and when he g0es away he
te down 70 ttght that IL NOM
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16

show and hie atm is so accurate that
he has hot only seven innocent by
ISLANDERS and busted only nine plate
glass windowa.
There are 10 families h IA are not
speakin' to one another just now on
account Of a row in the Hardshell
church choir. The altos brother has
give the sopranner's cousin u black eye
and he sopranner's uncle has had the
altos father arrested for stealth q
calf back In 1856. Mr.. Amy Tubbs.
the voiceless tenor. has given up his
Job in the feed mill and left town.
Mr.. Harold Hanks. who Was married
last week to Miss Anastasia Perkins,
haS gone back home to live With his
folks because his wife. who teaches
school. could moi support him In the
to which he was accustomed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-16

THE HEl0HT OF. AETLUENCN
Having enough beefstsak gravy to 60
around.
Sitting In front Of . banker 1t the
:theater.
Having the groceryman send Rogue.
Getting Z note ON st. Regis moi paper.
Having seven forks BY our plate.
KnoWtng . man whose house has
open plumblne. electric lights and -
oue0ooP eloeplng apartment
lcepv1tgAk,i1 III. - G. n. Aa&hsel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
Louie Hahn to
Meet the Dane

Because bud Anderson failed To
poet his forfeit at the stipulated
time. and also owing to opposition
nj Edmonds. I>onnie Austin can.
celled the agreement with the Van.
couser fighter and will probably
put Louie Hahn against Battling
Nelson at Edmonds July 9.
Hahn Is now At Index. Wash.
and probably viii jump at the
chance to meet the Batticr n Hahn
won't come to scratch. Austin will
substitute a local boy formerly
from Nevada. who has a good ring
record
II IL understood that Nelson may
be allowed to box Ned Whitman NJ
North Bend with the understanding
that the affair will be an exhibition
pure and simple. Sheriff Hodge
NJ first announced that the bout
would not be permitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

PouGHKEEPsfE. June 2s.-Be.
fore nearly $4,000 frantic rowing
enthusiasts Cornell cIlnched her SUI
premacy yesterday IN the inter-col-
Iegiate regatta here. taking two OF
the thee races rowed--the varsity
elghts and foura and losing only
the freshmen Fights. which was
captured by Columbia.
The Varsity race was a ding
dong struggle from the crack OF the
starters pistol. After a big squirt
BY Wisconsin at the start the Bad
gers we're soon left behind and
were never again a factor. Fight
ing every inch for ths victory, Cor
nell and Columbia nosed ahead Of
each other time and again until at
the last the superior power Of the
Ithacans told and they captured the
blue ribbon OF the Hudson. crossing
the line In 20:I0 4-5. Columbia was
second across In 20.fs As.
Pennsylvania was third. Wlscon.
sin fourth and Syracuse last.
30 severe was the pace set by
Cornell that Columbia Was utterly
rowed out nj the finish. Just as the
New Workers crossed the line their
bow collapsed and In a minute more
half Of the crew were In a state OF
complete exhaustation Ia the bot
tom Of their shell.
When. of the crack OF the start
er's pistol the varsity crews swept
past the starting line. Wisconsin
for a short time was In the lead
The Badgers soon fell back. how.
ever. and Pennsylvania and Column
bla began drawing away. They held
the lead only a few minutes. Cor
nell soon passing them. The itha-
cans led NJ the mile. with Colum-
bia second and Pennsylvania third.
Cornell and Columbia were fully
three lengths ahead M the mile
with Wisconsin slightly ahead OF
the tail enders.
At the two miles Cornell was a
Kcnnt half length ahead and soon
after Columbia crcpt into the lead.
WIN 1VSbttis ftNtAn3 tfHAfas WIZ
consin and Syracuse following In
the order named.
Soon after Columbia. pulling well
together. hit up the stroke and
opened n clear length ahead of the
lthacans. the New Workers. NJ that
time being fully 10 lengths ahead
OF Syracuse. For few seconds Co
lnmbia showed great speed. the
Pennsylvania putting their backs
into II began pulling up on Cornell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
CORNELL CREW WINS RACE;
PLUCKY COLUMBIA SECOND

seemingly seriously threatening !.
head the fayorites.
PoUCHKEEPsIE, n. Y. y..~
2s.--corDell scored IN the fIra
race Of the intercollegiate rex,fts
here yesterday, when the ithaca
varsity four. just half a Isnrsh
ahead Of Syracuse. swept over IL
finish line. Columbia was fhir1
two lengths behind. and pennsvi
yania fourth. The PennsylyanI.
crew was ~ail In" as their bo1s
crossed the line.
twenty-five thousand persons a.
GLIDING Gov. Dix Of New YORK. III.
messed the races. Owing 10 an a.
cident. no official was taken.
Columbia scored Ia the freshm~.
Fights. winning after a hard fixhf
with Cornell. which was second a
the finish. Syracuse, Pennsylvania
and Wisconsin shells followed 4
that order past the last mark.
Syracuse led for half a mi,e
wbsn Cornell shot ahead and va
never forced 10 take the dead waser
until she crossed the line a winner
coiumbia's time In the fresh-
man race was 1913 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

at 1870 pounds. and Wolgast will
give his face a chance to heal. II
has been much cut up In hard
workouts with his sparring part.
ners. Marty Kane, Hobo Dougherty
and "One Round" Hogan. Yester.
day Wolgast went nine full rounds
with the trio, three each, and show.
ed fine form.
The betting Is still 10 TO 8. Many
fans begin to favor the British
shortender az Moran's training has
undoubtedly frightened up his arms
and body and has done him a great
deal OF good.
Tho advance seat sale for the
bout has been 40 good that one OF
the biggest crowds on record IL
likely to see the fray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
Welsh Favored
for Third Man

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June rs.
Selection OF referee to arbitrate
the WolgagtMoran bout here July
4 probably will be made late to-
day. A meeting TO settle the ques-
ton Is to be held az the sequel to
an abortiye discussion yesterday.
Wolgasts manager. Jones, IL hold
Ing out strongly for Jack Welsh.
and while Moran's manager, Har-
vcy, has mentioned Eddie Smith,
Jack Root, Ben Seiig and others, Il
Is believed Welsh will be chosen.
Neither Moran nor Wolgast is ex-
pected TO do any boxing today.
Moran will ease off, as he Is now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
Two Black Pugs
Lose Decisions

SAN FRANCISCO. June as
Youth. ruggedness and weight won
for Johnny Mccarthy decision
here over Rufe Turner. the old time
negro lightweight. In a fourround
bout. Mccarthy was always the
aggrcssor and before the battle had
well started he sent Turner to the
floor The dscialon Was the only
one that could have been made
Fritz Holland was given the yer.
dict over Rufus Williams. another
negro. after five rounds OF milling
Roy Moore and Kid Barnes broke
even In their bout. while ~ Pet.
rosky beat Jack DrumEoole OF Chi.
caeo.
Johnny Murphy. Billy Holmes
and Soldier Quinn won their
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June rs.
Mysterious Billy" Smith, once
one OF the greatest welterweight
fighters who ever entered a ring,
IL taking a great interest In the
Moran Wolgast fight, scheduled for
July 4. Smith has spent a week or
more at Moran's camp, watching
him In his daily workout. and has
been greatly impressed with the
Brtisher's style and ability.
He has held long talks with Mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
Yale Crew Has
Made Best Time

GALES FERRY. Conn. June 20.
Time trials made by the Yale and
Harvard varsity crews 20 date
favor the Ellis. Yale Ia credited
with covering the first two miles
Of the course In 1905. lIaryard's
best time for two miles was 70 1876
In a trial over the four miles,
which was made in 2.07.
Considering the same dope" the
Yale freshmen eight will lead the
Harvard freshmen as each baby
cre~ has paced It's varsity eight on
the trlaia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

1T COSTS OWEN
MORAN $500 a YEAR

4 TO PAY FOR PHOTOS ,
= SAN FRANCISCO. June %. ,
. When a fighter gets up in !
. tho pualiissie world IL costs ,
4 money 10 keep his face before
. the public. ,
= A. least. 40 says Owen !
. Moran. who will fight Ad VOL I
4 asss on July 4 fer the light ,
= weight championship OF the :
. world. 4,
= "a figure II costs me from :
4 500 10 $500 . year for photos !
= Atone" he said, recently. "ard :
. every other fighter Who !
4 amounts 20 anything has 70 put !
4 out the same amount. THIS 10
4 all In addition 10 the ones :
. taken BY newspapers"
- Moran has posed hundreds !
4 Of times. 90 many times. In
. fact. that he lost all count sew. {
. eral years ago.
$1,000 4 = q = 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
Deny Rumored Trade

DETROIT. June 2s.--Reports that
the 81 Louis Browns and the De
trolt Tigers would switch cities ARE
branded az joke today by the men
who would be involved In the deal.
should such move be made. The
local fans are not alarmed over the
possibility OF losing their team.
President Nayin says there IA
nothing that he knows about which
would warrant taking the Tigers
away. and President Ban Johnson
says there IL no foundation for nnch
rumor. owner Hedges OF the
Browns laughs at the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

ran. giving him many tips and act.
ing as a sort OF friendly advisor TO
him.
Moran looks mighty good 10
me-" he said recently. after watch
ing Moran go through n particular
ly hard afternoons work.
That's all he will say. but those
who claim TO know declare Smith
viii have good bet on Moran
when he faces the lightweight
! champ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
READ STAR PINK FOR
RELIABLE DOPE ON THE
MoRAN.WoLGASr FIGHT

4 The fight between Ad VOL.
4 uast and Owen Moran July 4
= 10 the biggest battle scheduled
4 between lluhtwelphts slnce
= Nelson lost his title TO the
. Michiesndcr. II 10 the frat
. bona flde international fight
4 for years. Buy a star Pink and
4 get all the latest dope and
= pictures BY the Star CORE
4 spondcnt AZ the training
. camps. Every Pink from now
4 until July 4 will have aomc Gin.
= aide info" on shls big battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
RISING STARS.


The harvest team, os the Western
Hardware company wants game
with some fast amateur team for
next Saturday afternoon. and also
an out-oftown game next Sunday.
Tho Farweats have vacant date
July 4. Phone X. NJ. Bellies. Main
1862 or independent 1856.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

The South Colby Regulars want
a game with some fast team aver.
aging about 1s years for July 4,
either out Of town or at the Colby
grounds. Write y. ]. Harmon.
manager. Harper. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28
Flame" Delhi
Bought by Sox

LOS ANGELES. June 2s.--Lse
c'Fiame'D Delhi. the mains,ay Of
the pitching staff OF the Los An
geIes club. today Is the property Of
the Chicago White sox.
Although he refused 10 name the
figure. President Berry declared
that he received the highest prics
for Delhi ever paid for q Cosst
league pitcher. The amount IL b.
lieved TO be around 5000. and n
addition. Berry is 10 get a White
Sox circuit
Delhi will not be delivered to
Comiskey until after this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

The South Colby team has Just
been organized and wants a game
for July 4 With some Seattle team.
Address b. J. Harmon, Harper,
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

KEEL. cermany.-rhe BibeIo
pITTsBURo.-oIIle snedlaar. a

III TSbUFUs--OIIie SncdI0ar, 4
member Of the San Francisco Olym.
pic club. broke the worlds record
for javclin throwing here by clear.
ing a distance Of I67 feet III inches
The record was made. however. In
practice work for the American
Athletic union meet. which takes
place here Friday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-28

CHICAGO. - Phil schiossbera.
who claims the middieweight
pugilIstic championship Of the u.
= navy. will meet Eddie McGoorty
tonight at East Chicago. Ind, In u
ten-round bout