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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
DIVIDES
HEREFORD H0N0RS
South Dakota Exhibitors in
Keen Competition with Da-
kotan Gets Championships

Up till loon the followin awards
ment of the stock exhibit. The rep
r%esentation in each class is unusually
large and the Judging will take all
day.
". ID. Herefords.
Bull 3 years old n over-First.
T. j. Tweton, Rolette, n. D., on
Cherry Lad.
Bull 1 year old and under First,
T. j. Tweton on Hortense Lad.
Senior bull calf--First, Tweton on
Lebany's Best.
Junior bull ~calf-First, Tweton.
Cow 8 years and over-First. Tive
ton on Princess II; second on Lily:
third on Caludy.
Junior yearling heiferFirst. Tive
ton on Lily Drop.
Senior heifer calf-First. Tweton
on Princess; second on Dlose.
Young herd-Tweton.
Calf herd-Tweton.
Produce of cow--Tweton.
Get of sire-Tweton.
Grand champion bull-Tweton on
Cherry Lad.
Herefords.
Bull 3 years or overt. j. Tweton,
Rolette. n, D., IN Cherry Lad.
Bull I yea and under Geo. A.
Smith, DeSmit. s. D.. first on AleNan-
der Roseman; second on Hessie's
March On; third on Hortense Lad.
Senior ball calf-Geo. A. Smith.
first on Perfection Repeater: Tweton.
second on Lebany's Best.
Junior bull calf-Geo, Smith. first;
Tweton. second Ono names,
Cow 3 Years or over-Tweton, first
on Princess IL; second on Lily: third
on Caludv.
Heifers 9 years old and under 6
Smith, first on Miss Albany.
Senior vearling heifers - Smith,
first on Miss Albany Nv.
Junior yearling heifers Smith.
first on Alto Lady: second on Lady
Drop.
Senior heifer calf-smith. first on
Lady Rose: Tweton. second on Prin-
cess II; Tweton( third on Dlose.
Junior heller calf-Smith, first on
Prince Bell II.
Young herd. breeders@Smith. first:
Tweton, second.
Calf herd-smith. first; Tweton.
second.
Produce of cow-Smith. first and
second; Tweton. third.
Get Of sire-Smith, first: Tweton,
second.
Senior champion bull-Tweton on
Cherry Lad.
Junior and grand champion bull
Smith on Alexander Roseman.
Senior champion cow-Smith on
Miss Albeny.
Junior and grand champion-Smith
or Lady Albeny 18th.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23

he was eight years old. He and his
brother left Missouri when they were
both youngsters and went to Wyoming
and they have been making their own
way ever since. The ranch at Chey-
enne is n Of the biggest in the coun-
try. having over 10000 acres. Every
year 1,500 acres of grain are planted
$4,000 bushels of pats. The rest of
the LAM Is used for pasture and graz
ing.
If every hired man Of the Irwin
Bros. show here was to quit his job
today. the fair visitors would still be
able to witness some good perform
ances by the Irwin family. Mr.. Irwin
has three daughters and son and
they are all first class riders and per-
ormers.. Floyd Irwin. who is only
Is years old, won the trick roping
part Of this month and only last night
he received a beautiful u for his
award.
Hold Champion Events.
The world championship contests in
ropinS, riding, ETC., are held each year
at Cheyenne and it is there that the
Irwin family and the other members
of the show troupe have made their
records. The affair is always a big
n and people. attend from all parts
of the United States. Last year a spe-
cial train was run from New York
state to Wyoming and there were
twenty-seven newspaper men on the
train who went west to do special re-
porting on the contests.
The Irwin Bros. are self-made and
they have finally brought together
one of the greatest wild west outfits in
the world. While these men have
been brought. up on a ranch they en-
tered the show business about four
teen years 6 and they have made
thousands of dollars during that time.
After leaving Grand Forks the show
will visit Hamline. Mimi, and Milwau-
kee. Wis. as we'll as a number of other
places where big fairs are to be held.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
WOMEN'S ENTRIES
BREAK RECORDS
Unusually Large Number
Enter Articles in COMPETE
tion-Complete List Out

Until the very last minute before the
closing of the entry books ladies gath
cred at the main building yesterday
mems and arts departments. swelling
the total number to- e a the 500 mark.
This breaks all previous records and
shows that the North Dakota feminine
population are rapidly joining the
ranks of the state fair boosters.
Following is a list Of those who
contributed tc the various displays in
this department the last forenoon Of
entry, being in addition to those al
ready published:
Mrs. l.. K. Raymond. ST., city.
Mrs. D. a. Gage. city.
Mrs Frances Reese. city
Mrs. Rhetnhart, city.
Helen knuepfer, city.
Mrs. A. J. Miller, st. Tholnas!.
Mrs. Mary Alison, city.
Mrs. Hannah Kilen, city.
Mrs. H. ENrom. Mekinock..
Mrs. T.. j. Austinson. Ambrose.
Mrs. L. Rourasa, city
Mrs. Jacob Bourassa, East Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Robert Kean. city.
Mrs. I. K. Lien, Petersburg.
Mrs. Ed. Lodgaard, East Grand
Forks.
Mrs. Stiles. city.
Mrs. E. W. Brink. East Grand Forks.
Mrs. Hans Ellington. city.
Miss Edith Veitch; city.
Mrs. James Gum. city.
Mrs. j. n. Harvey. city. :
Miss Ruth Donaldson. Moorhead,
Mimi.
Mrs. ]. b. Cunningham, East Grand
Forks.
Miss Dagna Schmidt, city.
Mrs. Bolack, city,
Mrs. August Panke. city.
Mrs. Hedlum, city.
Mrs. J. Fobert. city.
Miss Clara Wolff. city. ~
Miss Blanche Brolin. city.
Mrs. Henry White. city.
Miss Coral Webster, city.
Mrs. H. NJ. Webster. city.
Mrs. ]. Jauss. city.
Mrs. George Perrott, city.
Mrs ]. IT. Grimm, city. q.
Miss Cora Turf. East Grand Forks.
Mrs. G. W Bristol. city.
Mrs. c. Bydal. East Grand Forks.
Miss Ti!da Onneland; East Grand
Forks.
Mrs. c. Z. Bell. city.
Amanda Berg, city.
Mrs. Carl Moe, city.
Mrs. H. Sandbeck, city.
Mrs. E. J. Binnie. city.
Miss Margaret Nisbet' Mallory
Miss Ruth Scott, city.
Miss Emelie Dufwa, East Grand
Forks Ii
Miss Efie Ferguson. Mallory. MINI.
Mrs j.. =. Read, city.
Mrs. W. H. Roberts, city.
Mrs. Oscar Stearns, city.
Mrs. Andrew JOHNSON, city. ~
Mrs. F. s. Bates. city.
Mrs. p. H. Lawler, city.
Mrs. M. D. Phalen. city.
Miss Hazel StoddArd, city.
Mrs. M. A. Morgan, city.
Mrs. Dyer. city.
Mrs H. E. Van voorhis, East Grand
Forks.
Mrs. n. b. FELTON,, city.
Miss Mary Wall, city.
Mira e. o. Lowell, city.
Il Miss Mary AlleA ,.gacity. IL { 6f.ssgs
Mr.. Alex. CopItst. MAnerJ, MINI.
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irwin SHOWS REPRESENT CASH
INVESTMENT Of NEARLY 100000
Big Attraction at North Dakota State Fair is Remarkable
Approximations Ranch Worth More Than the
show-Used as Of-season Quarters. :..%
hat there is nearly 5000, 900 invest

That there is nearly $780, 900 invest
ed in the Irwin Bros. big wild west
shows, in addition to which they own
a ranch in Wyoming valued at APP
proximately $500 more. is the
statement made this morning by
Charles B. Irwin. In the winter the
cowboys work on the ranch and
around to give exhibitions at nearly
every state fair in the northwest,
while his brother Frank stays at
home and manages the ranch. This
means that the two men own proper
" to the extent of nearly half a mil
lion and one of the main reasons they
have been so successful is because
they always manage their own affairs
and know just where they are at.
The shows which are being exhibit
ed at h North Dakota fair his year
are without doubt as good as any in
the country. There are more world
other wild west show in the world.
There are IT'S people in the shows and
there are ten world champions in vari-
u branches as we'll as many other
former champions. Charles Irwin
himself holds the worlds record for
tying a steer at 100 feet. His time is
3S seconds. Frank Irwin is an ex-
champion rider. Clayton banks, who
has held the worlds rough-riding
championship for six times, is also a
member of the troupe. His wife is
eS-champion relay rider in the wom-
ems class. Miss Pauline Irwin now
holds that championship.
The Irwin Bros. have 112 head Of
stock with the show here. Last year
the show was the main attraction at
all the big fairs in the northwestern
states and records for attendance were
broken at every place where the shows
appeared.
Brought Up OIL a Ranch.
When asked how long he had been
connected with a ranch Mr.. Irwin said
that he had been brought up in the
business, first starting to work when
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Return Homo in Auto,

Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G.. Patterson have arrived home
from Chicago. where they have been
detained for several weeks while
Mrs. Patterson was recovering from
the effects Of a serious surgical OPP
GRAFTON. They came all the way from
Chicago to Bismarck in their big
touring car, and were only about seven
days OF the road though they stopped
at many places enroute visiting
friends. One Of the principal places
where they stopped was at the dells
at Waukasha, Wis. where they had
a delightful outing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Biz n. p. crcMs at WORK.

Pembina Pioneer Express: Upward
OF seventy-five Greeks have been at
work all week raising the tracks of the
n. P. and putting in place the gravel
ballast which has been hauled all
along the line from the boundary line
south. When the new ninety-hve pound
steel rails will be put in place the COM
pany expects to shorten the time be-
tween the twin cities and Winnipeg
another hour. which will make the
Winnipeg Limited the fastest passen-
ger train for a 45O mile run on the
American continent.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
GRAND F0RKSI S
OUT FOR MEETING
Wants Next Convention of
State P~ostmasters, Now
Meeting at Jamestown.

Grand Forks is making a bid for the
next annual meeting Of the North Da-
kota league OF postmasters now in ses-
sion at Jamestown. Grand Forks will
have the Tri-State Postmasters' asso-
citation. including Minnesota, South
Dakota and North Dakota, and wants
the North Dakota league to meet at
the same time.
There is a good attendance and the
work Of the league has been carried
out successfully. Last night the
jamestown Commercial club enter
tanned the visitors.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
At the Met.

The Metropolitan theater, the house
a great drama "The Soul of a Thief
in two parts. and a comedy that is q
positive novelty called. AT Twelve
O'Clock" This is without doubt the
funniest comedy that. has been seen
in Grand Forks in many weeks. Matt
nees 4 p. m. Evenings 1880 to 1880.
Admission 1Oc, children &c.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
non THE REMEDY.

Chicago. July 22.-Increased wages
Is not a panacea for the moral Gif-
lculties Of working women. accord
ing to Rev. William MacAfee, district
superintendent of the Rock river con-
ference, who spoke at the closing
session Of the Desplaines Methodist
camp. meeting. -.
Some persons say that, our work
ing women go down to lives of shame
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23

Mrs. A. G. Gordon. city.
Mrs. e. NJ. Madison. Hillsboro.
Mrs. @. N. Nelson, city.
Mrs. Alva Dickson. city.
Mrs. g. o. Bondelid, city.
Mrs. M. Scramstad. Wymer. N. D.
Mrs. M. NJ. Merrill, city.
Mrs. Theo. Hagen. city.
Miss Anna Kaufman, East Grand
Mrs. H~endrickson, city.
Miss Grace Dudley. city.
Miss Susie Harder. city.
Mrs. n. Nordlund. city.
Miss Lillian solberg, city.
Mrs. ]. Lyons, city.
Miss Holland, city.
Mrs. G. Larson. city.
Mrs. j. Fitzgerald. city. ="
Mrs. Darling, city. a.=
Mrs. Foley. Bartlett, N. D.
Mrs. Charles Allen. city.
Mrs C. Il. Sylvester, Thompson, N.
D.
Miss Jean Ames. Mayville, N. D.
Miss Nettie r. Erickson. Churchs
N. D. ~
Mrs. S. S. Tuttle, Valley City. N. D.
Mrs. j.. Weber. Kempton, N. D.
Mrs. G. Gjelsness, Reynolds, N. D.
Mrs. d. Chisholm, city.
Mrs. M. j. Irving, city.
Miss Alice Dinnie, city.
Mrs. q. NJ. NORM. city.
Mrs. ]. q. Haney. university =
Mrs. g. H. Merriield. city.
Miss Jessie Lee, city.
Mrs. ]. w. Ogren.. city. ..e: :;
Mrs. Edward Gage. city.
Miss Theresa Mayer, city.
Mrs. c. G. Schmidt, university
Miss. Nina Beaupre, city.
Miss Myrtle White. city.
Miss Gertrude Norman, city.
Miss Nina Duffy, city.
Miss Frances FELTON,, city.
Miss Ellen Flynn, city.
Miss Clara Bell Pierce, city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
THE EVENING TIMES.
today IS ONE Of THE BIGGEST N HISTORY
Of north DAKOTA STATE EXP0STl0NS|

One Of the largest crowds v assembled q e n North Dakota
fair lis witnessing the race and entertainment program at the fair
grounds this afternoon. AT 3 o'clock the grand stand and blcacl-
ers were filled to capacity. while the entire race track was lined
with Il sold mass of humanity.
Fair officials declare 1t is without doubt one of the biggest
days in The history of state expositOns and they arc putting forth
every effort to give them the best entertainment possible.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Dacotah Cleaners and Overs.

We absolutely guarantee our dry
cleaning. dyeing. pressing INC repair
ing-all high class work at reasonable
prices. Give US a trial. Telephones.
994L N. w: 1881 Iri State.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Fine Baby Boy.

William James arrived on the Stork
special at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kaneen, Spriggs block. yester-
day afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Returns Homo.

A. P. Overland has returned TO his
nome at Fergus Falls, Mimi. after
visiting here with his daughters. Mrs.
]. j. Skaug and Misses ma n
Pauline Overland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23

Some men will gamble on a "sys-
ten" until they have nothing else left
when they get through.
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Master Kanccn Arrives

William James arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George kaneen of
the Spriggs block yesterday afternoon.
The new arrival weighs seven pounds.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Len Chamberlain OF
Forest River, n. D.. arrived in the city
today to attend h fair.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Moose Meeting Postponed,

The Loyal Order of Moose will not
meet until next Wednesday night. to-
nights meeting being postponed. A
j. Luther, dictator; A. c. Scott. Sec
YetarY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
Special Attraction nt Groves Studio.

Every wide-awake lady and man
can get their perfect likeness here.
See the firnlest men in the city in our
windows. Grove Studio. 119 DeMers
avenue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23
The City In Brief
Logan Cafe.
Attending Fail

Most popular eating place in the
city. Open day and night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-23

Dinner Set No. 1882 in imported English ware, ros
border design. one hundred pieces in the set, regula,
s22. so value, n ~
Midsummer Offer 0sO0
Dinner set in the English Semi-Porcelain ware, conven
tional green leaf border. 100 pieces in he set. ou
regular SIG. so value, E6
=. Midsummer Offer G.0u
Neat Fern dish Of 5-inch diameter, complete with al
fern and mirror plateau, brass mountedJ@ 4 m
Midsummer price sOu
7-Piece Spice Sets made Of clear glass etched will
name Of spice. aluminium tops. A goodHA m
Midsummer value .OU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
BREAKS HIS HAND

az Tansa Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.--ii vas learn.
ed today that Jess willard. the
fighting heavyweight cowboy who
IL cunning for I.nthsr AcCarty' q
iaureis. broben a bone Ia his night
hand when he knocked out Frank
Bauer. an unknown. at Fort WAYNE
wednesday night lie has cancelled
his Philadelphia engagement with
ban Daily. scheduled for tomorrow
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
CHANCE BUGS? WELL,
THIS DOESN'T SOUND LIKE IT

you my congratulations on occurring
the services ~ Mr. Frank j. Chance
TO manage your bail club n ls my
personal opinion that he Will prove
~ be Just what you have needed
Tor long time. AN energetic. con.
scisniioun. capable manager
All stories pnrporling 10 have
come from ms stating hat M
Chance IL not In perfect mental
condition or good physical trim arc
made Out ~ The whole cloth, aad
have been circulated By person
ncehiug 20 stir mp trouble Such
stories are not only cruel. but un-
Just 10 both Manager Chance and
mYreH
with klndcnt regards and wish.
Ing you q prosperous season, and
believing that your club d. going TO
be- factor from nov on In the
American League race. am. yours
very truly.
"CHAs. ". MURPHY. Pres.
Chicago. Jan 10. 1913"
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OLD kid" MOHLER
GIVEN RELEASE

~ Omitted Press f.~assd Wire
BAN FRANCISCO. Jan ellis
batting eye dimmcd. Ernest =
Aohlor. more famliiariy known ar
tho kid" IL today Internationally
released. AZ his own request. from
the San Francisco Coast league
club.
Mohler broke into Coast baseball
wheh he helped Oakland win tho
pennant Ia the old California league
10 1901. AFTER a few campaigns Ia
Denver. he returned 90 the Coast
In 1904 Joined Seattle IN the
Coast league. coming TO the Scale
ia 1905. Most OF the time since
then he has been captain OF the
team. His future plans are un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
Everett-Seattle
Interurban Railway

SEATTLE TO EVERETT limited
traias 80 70 ~ and 70 ~. f.ocai
frafns. $50. 7.10 asge. > 20. lefaa. 81 80
m o. 30. lao. sac. 20. gao. sac.
Sc. 2 So 80 sac. 80 . ~ daily
EHtfa tfHlns saturday ana sunday AZ
90 50 D.
Ticket offices -Rrattis pm Ave.
near Weatihke. Crsanwaod h1aH Drug
Store Elehfg MN and Green 9gd.
,iflA,s' ,( 10 s ans = p m L'T f5.si
isalns Ese 100. Z 90. { 90. sol. 10 90.
ifea A. On ~ % noon. 90. GO. Zoe
46f SOC Z %. 90. sec 1915 . m
lay AZ % . ~
ffeisht train leaves Mass ehusstts
sifeei % >
PACIFIC S6nTilwEsT TRACTION co
EVERETT WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
BASKETBALL

Two important RameE will be-
played IN the Church league At the
Plymouth gymnasium tonight The
flrrt viii be the Plymouth Congfe.
gationnls We. Trinity n. y Az the
Trinity quintet has taken posses
sion % the cellar thus far. tho
Plymouth team should encounter
little difficulty 10 winning The big
game OF the evening VIII be the
clash between the First PreHby
tefiAna aud the Queen Anne Christ
fans. with both teams IN good
form. a lively contest IL looted for
ward TO Games start nt o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24

nv United Press Leased Wire
CHICAGO. Jan ~ IN resAvd 70
chat@'a made by someone mat no
sald Frank Chance was not In per
feet mental condition. President
murphy. OF the Cubs. permitted cop.
lea Of "A letter s.ht recently 10
President Farrell, ~ the Yankees,
to become public. The letter fol
lows.
"Mr. Frank Farrell. President
American Baseball Club, New
York.
Dear Sir, Allow me 10 tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
CHARLEY FULLERTON HAS,
SIGNED HIS 1918 CONTRACT

Ia second bneo. and pessorrt sd Ike
a big lcsruer
II umplrea Toman. Moran end
Van ilaltron remain holdouih aitoi
January 20. Prosldent F1eldp Jones
of the Northwestern iengpc III
endeavor 10 land Ralph frNry for
merly ono OF the best arb traitors
In this league.
President Dugdnle will move
from his present headquarters In
tho Monarch billiard hall 10 6i2
Second ay In the next two or three
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24

Charley Fullerton. pitcher and
utility player en the Giants last
year. has signed up with Seattle
for the coming season, President
pugdale received Fullerton's con
tract by mail NJ noon yesterday.
The signing OF Fullerton means
Seattle viii have the best pitcher
utility man In the league Last
season. when Charley lost control
OF his twisters. he filled In the zap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
HERE'S MOTHER ONE

uy rnitsd Trasa leased wire
LOS ANGELES. Jan. "a Anoih'
er mastodouio mauler y headed for
los Angeles. according to aASlcea
today from Riverside. Cal where
Abe Rusenbush. Of Baltimore. who
says be flights under the name ~
Abo Bush. Is waiting for chance
70 exhibit himself al Vernon
Duaha hA, rides AZ about 4 fee,
above street level and he weighs 2ss
pounds Tom McCarey may match
him with Hull Young. go pounds,
for a preliminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
'RAH FOR MEDFORDl

uy tinltsd rf~ss Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 70 Med
ford, Or. Is making it"lf fell ~
southern California sporting circles
today 10 the extent 81 percrptibly
altering odds on boxing contest
As the result Of the arrlYa. here
OF delegation ~ Medf0fd boxing
enthusiasts. the price OF Bud Amber
son. the Vancouver. Wash. light
weight. who meets Sammy Troit 81
Columbus. O.. ia a scheduled 20.
round battle NJ Vernon Saturday AZ
tornoon. has climbed 60 10 10 Z.
Heaters. oas.halt. Modern Fur.
niiuTe Co. ii5 Pike. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
SPORTOBlTS
FOR BUSY BUGS

YANKEE" SCHWARTZ and
Bat Schultz have bern signed 10
box In Columbus O. Jan -.
JOHNNY CoULOS. tho American
hautamweight champion. has
pas1ed up the offer OF $4,000 TO
meet Charley Ledour In Paris.
JIM JEFFRiEs declares be never
learned the crouch from Tommy
Ryan. bat from boxing tth blg
Hob Armstrong
~ EARNING a draw 10 his re-
recent bout iih Joe Rlvefs. l.rach
Cross showed New York cans that
he was better than expected
SPIKE" KELLY's defeat of Ray
Bronson in Memphis ths other
night has boosted the stock Of the
Chicago boxer quite some.
ABE ATTELL. Al Kaufman and
other boxers who have been de.
clnfcd IN the down and out class.
wiii not be allowed TO udsnpete IN
fouT.roand bouts Ia San Rrantimco
In the future. Il Is said
1T LOOKS m N lack Dillon had
disposed ~ Frank Mant.il "a n
contender for the middlew. ght
title Nantcli never had chance
with the Hooslcr bo.ar In their re.
cent bout At Providence.
BILLINGS ZRYsZRO Topped
Paul Domke twice In nifty MINI, go
hero last night. More thar .eoo
witnessed the contest Following
the match. ZhysEko. his managers
and trainers left for the coast.
=-.
NEW YORK jose Capahianca.
tho Cuban champ took the lead In
The national masters chess iourna-
meat hY defeating Norman T. Whit.
9kar former chesa champ Of the
University OF pcnnsy lvania.
Los ANGELES Pred snod.
grass. famous for certain muff In
the world series last year. has
again signed to play with the New
York Giants. snodgrass Ia 20 get
an increase in his salary.
THE PUGET SOUND section Of
the American Chemical Society will
bold its January meeting Saturday
evening at the faculty club house.
University.
FUNERAL or Mrs A. q. ben.
benuiek. Hremet,on pioneer, was
held NJ 81 James cathedral this
morning a. 10 O'Clock She died
Monday night al the age OF as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-24
q NEKgOr7W "a


The HAWKS we're outclasaad by
the Cranes In two out OF three
games on the = 4. g. alleys last
night Benson OF tho Cranes bowl.
cd high score OF 2t2 and high aver
age OF 1913,
CrRnem 800. 500 90g 7el 2bs3
Hawks ...... s75 7b3 79s -2i20