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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04
Rsaipe & Gnd SeGlsosaf - osesr
ainsain e DIeaskp ~. II

In the Matter of the Estate of Archibald
Mcleod. deceased;
Notice is hereby given, that Monday, the
Isth day Of July A. u. 1913, at the boor of 2 sn
o. m of said day the same being one Of the reg
uar days ~ the June term Of the county court
ef GunnisoD county. in the state OF olorado.
l. Sylvia Mcleod, sdministratrix of ssld
estate. will appear before the judge of said
court present my final settlement as such ad-
ufrnistratrix. pray the approval of the same
adusinistratrix. At which time and place any
person IN interest may appear and present ob
jections to the same. " any there he.
And further notice y hereby given. that at
"a i'd time aud place the court will receive ana
hear proofs concerning the hers of said de
ceased, pursuant To the verified patitipn 81
Sylvis MeLeod. claimant heir at isw of said
deceased. heretofore filed herein, ASK ing for
judieisl s-certsinment and determination of
the heirship Of said estate, and from which "
appears that Sylvia Mcleod. John W Mcleod.
Dan Mcleod. Anna Hsrrz Norman A Mcleod
Raddie Mcleod. and Laura Mcleod, minor.
heirs of said deceased;
ceased:
Vow therefore Any and all person- who
- who ella i'm he heirs at Law ~ said Arcifi-
bald Mcleod. decea-ed. are hereby required To
he and appear thereat. or abide the determi ma
tion at the court thereon
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. this 11th day
Of June A. d. 1913. -
SYLVIA MCLEOD.
AdsinistrHtrix of the estate of Archibald
Mcleod Decreased
First Pub. June so. Is1s. Last Pub. duly IL, 1913
ssrp and Nssh. Attorneys
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Nseiue e 1uo.uaisa y eepisp

In the Matter Of the Estate of Rachael Clark.
Notice is hereby given. that on Saturday the
9i-h day ~ July. A. y. 1918. being one OF the
regular days If the June term az the County
Court II Gunnison County. in the State of Csle-
r-eo. l. John A. L. Clark a1ministrator 81 said
estste viii appear before the Judge of SAID
G. urt present ry fiual statement a such AID
NI>IS1R4rOR AND RESIGNATION and pray
the eptrova al sf the and viii then apply
be discharged such administrator. Al
which time and place any person in in.er-s,
may eppesr and present objections 70 the
same II any there be
Dated at tiuunisor- Colorado yune 25th 1913.
JOHN A L. CLARK.
Administrator of the estate a Rachael Clark
-a=ed.
First Pub June q. 1919. Ls-t Pub. Jsly 2s,
1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04

8ur1er vraps for sale II NevsCAAm
100 once
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04
cNAPrGA Hvsl.
A. creosP Purpooa


She sat for . moment silent, oAa1nG
up the street. but breathing heavily.
This was not the reception she hal a.
ticipated. and 1t WAS dificult 10 Aetes.
mine swiftly what course she haa best
pursue. Realizing the hold she had
once had upon this man. II had never
occurred to her mind that her infiu-
ence had altogether departed. Her
beauty had never failed before to win
such victory. and she had trusted now
in revivine the old smoulderine pas-
sion into sudden fame. Yet already
she comprehended the utter useless
ness of such an expectation-thers
vas no smouldering passion to -
famed: his indifference was not ~
sumed- The discovery angered her.
but long experience had brought COZ
troll: IT required only . moment to re-
ADJUST her faculties. to keep the bitter.
ness out OF her voice When she asafn
faced him II was to speak quietly,
with convincing earnestnese.
Yes, I realize 1t il too late for o.
plantations" she Acknowledged, 80 I
viii attempt none I wished you to
know. however. that l did not desert
you for that man This was ny pr11-
cfpal purpose in sending for yoaL.
Do you know where Ae NJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04
0uaiD 4 Mnnuuua ~

H. OAa, hssiaG tPsa spVointsa -
oiosoosuogle q ~ O4ees "a Nsrses L. Csspoo-
~, loes a - CsasAo a 60aaiosa. h the 8soas
a OalussAs. a.sssssd hsrsaV gives notice tkse
- Vtn aasss 49, ~ CssssQ Csast - -
0uaaissa Caases, q ~ Coost Uouss 10 &c.
aiDDa. - sni1 CesaAy. % moaAa0, 49, sssh ~
u Ju1Q, q. ,. Nv. q shs h1s1f a osAa8
?. =. q - eoy, - Which tisss sA psseons -.
- 49, ss:isss - s:,sss & sss .s.,sss y -
tAS ss0s sajuseed All psssoSs inasAesd =
sstA sseess a0 rsSussssd 70 .ske inssAia1s
npAsA = $780,, Coisrsao, this AHA -
SlIPnIA y. CARPEkTER.
Cospoatos, huuunssA
IL mefos0sl, AssosDsz
Pipst puk1ioG1iaa &usa zf, lsiS.
Laa p~AlAsa1iaa July u. lsas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04
osesss's osav Naososs estss1
Aooo&usslv esoG-eoooe ssOsR
ksaipe e Ajsulnsaa oay
Estate Of ". r. Mcneil, Deceased.

The undersigned, having been appointed sd-
ministratrix of the estate ~ ". X. Mcneil, late
eft the County ~ Gusnison, in the State OF Colo
rado, deceased, hereby gives notice tbst she
will appear bsfove the County Court ~ said
tfunnison County, at the Court house in Guuni-
sou. in said oounty. on Monday, the 2lst day of
July, A. d 1913. at the hour a ~ o'e clock a. m.
Of said day, at which time all PERSONS having
elaine against said estate are notified and re-
auested 20 attend for the purpose az having the
same sd Iusted. All persons indebted To said
estate requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado, this stth DAY
Of June. A. d. 1913.
BALsORA Mcneil.
administratrix Of I he estate os ". r. Mcneil,
Decreased
f. NJ Nourse Attorney
First Pub June q. 1919. Last Pub July II,
1919
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state 81 coiorsdo.
County ~ ttunnisun -
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04


In the County Court, in Probate.
The People Of the State Of Colorado.
To John. Dan aud Julia Fitzpatrick. Greet
Wherss-. ID hss been made 10 apDesr 10 the
County tourt of tunAi-ssB 1oanty IN the state
~ Coisrsds,, that you the said John. Dan aud
yuls tltzpatricb are heir- and advi-ecs ~
State and that yan aud each Of you reside out
Of the Stste Of toiorasio.
Now. therefore, IN accordance with the pro
visions of the statute IN such ease made and
provided nnd by order of curt duly made and
entered. you are hereby notified thst an instru-
msnt Of writing pnrportine to be the last will
aud te-tamsut 81 the said Patrick Fitzpatrick,
deceascd, was presented 20 said Court ffr pro-
bate ON the 2bth day ~ June A. d. isl3 bs " n.
Nour-e ESQ residing at GuBnison. dorado. In
the state ~ Colorado; that the ~ decedent
was. at the time of his decease, sisient Of
tunn,son toanty. Ia the state 81 colorado;
that the said deceden,, according to the said
alleged will devised and bequeathed all his
property and estate whether, real. persons 90
mined 10 HE children John. Dan and julie
tritxpserick and constituted and appointed
Andrew Leiune, Of Pitkib, Cslorado, sole ex-
scutor
You are hereby not tifed to appear before said
Court ut the County tourt Room in the Csart
Mouse In 6unnison in the County Of Gunuisos,
IN the STATE ~ Colorado, the eth dag a
Aus.<n A. D, sei?. then ed thsre TO attend tie
hearing the prokste "a the said alleged last
will s.d esstsasat II the ssid Patrick Fits
pstsich dsresssd, and fnrthsr To do and pss-
fOsa vhst shall shen, b. the said Court bs ~
aiS II SffSEss n WHEREOF have her,....
- ny hssa cad s1issd the seal Of said Coegt
= - S&as iD o.snisoa, in ssid cosnss, this
- - 1cY q desc 4, A n 2 js. ,s.s, 3 /. s.oxr
Jsdqe ssd Acting Clssa.
LEA ssEiisssiss ksssst i Ma
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04

s.na@ - - - ..s Asss ~
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pubs. - - Z 1sg10s1 - eo
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:ss.,,; ~ - ssss = - ~
4 Asss A..se 4 suaus.e O1~
slsoa 49,
quite ~ y su1ts q ~ ssusss
- infosDoMuA vA1sA asssnnAa, n Q
nsassre - ~ Usossoso hsFs -
vel - - tnti0eey u - 0ensoAll
hsssehs14 40 yes pss0sss tntersss.
~. pleA - 1rivs - 1sssA Aoa tn
pssasant 11r1S ssst. AsaIly ~ aauss
me. Mr.. 0ssUsaat DlAnaia."
But I Aavs nst pesesssl anytAiaG
Of that notufa." tAs ~ ~ Quietly,
rising - ~ fsst. IT h, - esursA
nothing - -. sacept tAAt lfiss Ne.
Donald - beea very kind anl see0o
q very nses eirl ps knsw ssos-
thing Of - end your past. I tAoughe
perhaps - might realise how nueA
better Il wOalA - - rettrs graoo.
fully"
you nssa tAst - . thrsati Tee
intend 10 tell hef?"
"Not unless It bssoaes nscessary;
am not psOuA of the story myself"
Their eyee met, and there was No
shadow 0f softness In either face. The
womanS hps curlel sarcootically.
Really. you take yourself quite se-
riously. % you not? One might think
you stin Major Of the Fourth Texaa.
and heif - TIE old estate on the Bra
EOS. Ysu TALKED that way to me
once before. only TO discover that
had claws with which to scratch
Don't make that mistake again. Mr.
Sergeant Hamlin. or there win Be
something more serious than scratch
ing done. ! have learned how to fight
in the paSt few years-Heaven known
l have hsa opportunity-and rather
enjoy the eHcftenent How far would
your word 90 with Molly. % you
think Or With the Major?"
That remains to be seen"
Does n? o.. I understand Yos
must stin consider yourself quite the
lady killer. Wen, let me tell you
somsthing-SAe h engaged to Lieu
tenant Gaskins."
His hand-grip tiehtened on the rail.
but there Was no change In the eH-
preston OF his face.
IS, / had heard. I presume that
hardly would have been permitted to
lsp9sn but for the existence of a MI
3uucnt By the way. which one OF
-. adies shot The Lieutenant
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04

- -
CAO4a1a 1n0see.s saA1 tAe lnAy 49,
NJ. tAS01nG - aseoa1sAsl S0ses
hGhtly wftA ~ ~. but ] vas saes
esits ven acquainted With seeeseat
Hanlin vAsa ~ was . major u tAs
Fourth reaas infantry AurinG the lats
was. As enA NJ Ansbanl were inti-
natss. Naturally ! was eeligAtsl -
meet hin a1aiA."
TIE captain stassA at The nAns
rigid figure"
Good Lore, I never knew tAat.
Hamlin." Ae exclaimed Glad -
know 1t. my man. Yoa see." he En-
planned lamely. I'VE get all kinds q
fellows In the ranks, and are not IN
terested in their past history. I've had
Hamlin under my command for two
years now. and hanged IL ! knew any
thing about him. except that he Vas
4 good soldier We're you ready to
go, Mrs. Dupont!'
"Oh, yes: We hsve exhausted al
our "reminiscences. Goodby. Sergeant;
so glad to have met you again"
She extended her ungloved hand, Q
single diamond glittering in the light.
He accepted IT silently. aware Of the
slight pressure Of her fingers. Then
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04

HE shove ss q correct statement a
tbs apportIonment Of the General School
FUND for GsnnIson County for the years
1912 1913
SARA X. EAsTERIy,
County Sspt. ef Schools.
h Cvs1er sna party motored from
Sel.ds this week and remained ses-
essl days enjoying the fishing.
Harry Friend of Pstkin was in
Gannlson this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04

- So 2 .
E@ESS
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- sDouh - - slluAnU - -
~ ~ s.aunnse - ~ 80
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sssh1AO - ssD>sas1 essDlns - hsau0
= ~ 1sasusss. - onsnV bsounAnD
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. 49, sAoUl lBaSAo ~ shsahAuR
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sssoe-l sas~assssls 6ssvss4 ssl -
80 hsr hanAs.
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0aR oueUtve tAak, - I on0o - -
- I seHh1 oAnxsact1ss - snsuns.
wsst - svsa shaAs hAnlD UaaA
~"
= n nsosssasyf" - ashsl, slnna
wsarily Yea have ssos - ns -
Oos D~rpose sussay. tst \ - has1v
- fFiseAshtp"
why should - say sAsfr" -
DsOachfully. 81 have Asserted Q rosA-
- bsillisnt Desty - Dsst yes hsss"
That. DssAAps. b vhy 80 1t, nlSs.
Dxpsst. n my nsoesy ssrvss, ysa
would not be iacliRel 10 leave sucA
SFtssAs - yes have yeaAer 10 FsaAse
vous Win . cOnmoa soldier, unleso
yea - sooe spscial ohjsct IN vtsU.
n ysa wial iafOrn - what n y, -
- vsry suAskly ssrnAaAts she t.AssA
vtsW."
~ lasOAsA, . 1sttls touch Of nssv-
sssaess m the voice. but drew -
skivts sst1s. sal ct Aswn % -
bsacA.
"Ds ysu tAiak pes 60 deceive -
~ sseA Paay -ectiaGf" - asks1 saOs~
N. "Ysu ass - nAa q wood. Tea
ns. 10 there nothinG yes care to 60
Ne, sfter-after I'll thsos yesrs?"
Aanlin lifted his syss end looAsl q
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eAafDs - lsa0se helA ths - -
tive. No s0flel oollly.
As saDlanatiea eonss eo0svAaa
lata." - repate1 eelibsssasly. "Whsa
II night have served - 4 vas -
saefel-lDeeel. yos had ssavsaSsos-
" 6isapOsafeA- But I a. ~ heeo -
erittciss: that - - over With, pese
tically forgotteA. I came st y0ur -
quest, and presume you had . reaasA.
NAY I again ask what n Vnar
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04
c. - -

Ths tssscrsl scnssl fssd for G4snas-
So Csssasy fos the scss.-s. year epdsaG
june -. lsi3 ha~ hssen sss.ysrtssssd -
foi.o~ss
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-07-04

\ 80 . eeance are. aaA ttaasn
go - sure Of izs e9~of. slsassGn
- eDsU . srick ar~ssh. go hsr sutnD
-0AA-ASsuAsnnnf Gaskins-
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sAnfr
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sD - - hass ~ - . -
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bassnch Uan.
Tss-yss - Asrf assss.Asss
hssy"
"v0"
"AaA naAs pe sttempt q asvssfs
bsve - sssa neasionsd The ssct 70
oehess? Ees must have . rsssee,"
y heve. hps. Dupont, but we win
b0t eiseuas n ROW. I merely visA
yOs 70 eoapreheRd that n h = 70 be
ser bstwesa Us, am in p0ssession 81
weAvsHs."
She 80 DOT lost control ~ herssf
yet tAese wss that about her hesitanr
cy Of speecA. her quick bresthiaG.
which evi1enced her surprise - this
discovery. II told him that he hAA
played . seod hand. had hound .
point ~ weakness in her armor. Ths
mystery of IL remained unsolved. but
this woman knew who had shot Gas
kins; kneW, and had every reason 10
GUARD the secret. He felt her eyes
anxiousiy searching his face, snd
laughed q little bitterly.
You perceive, madam, he went on.
encouraged BY her silence. Il am not
now exactly the same unsuspectinG
youth with whom you played 20 ses
lily years ago. | have learned some
Of life's lessons since; among them
how to fight FIRE with fire. 1t is .
trick of the plains. DO you still con
slider IL necessary for your happiness
to remain the guest of the MELON
alds?"
She Strengthened up. turning her
eyes away.
"Probably not for long, but 1t 10 no
threat of yours which influences me.
II Goes not even interest me to know
who sh0. Lieutenant Gaskins. He Is
. vulgar little pris, only made possible
by the possession of money. How.
ever. when I decide to depart, ! shall
DsOAsbly % % without consulting
yeo9 pssasuFe." She hesitated, hss
vsise ssRteninG % though in chanos
- Dssa. "ret ! should prefer pasl.
- VIII yea h friendship. In sskiaG
yss - meet ne tonight I had - -
tsnttsa - 0nasselinG; merely ytso1sl
- sn inpslss Of regret for the past"
ns hasvy sustaia 1sapinG ths ~
1Dw was lssvn ssi1e. perDttttaG ~
~ - O1oh1a - nosA uVsa sAs0,
sssss,Ano - aGsss q . naa u -
0a-
Oosa ~ oAs1uOtAsa." - -.
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- bsao. nsA D1usat. Z Dsass1 ssos
0suAAnaA.
- lssoAs1 nohHV.
Tee - ~ sossaaA1s. - osu11
. hsvs 6ssa ~ lsaose - . -
D0s1."
~ s0sssS svs s,svsysl -
0n11tss 0AoAl1a0 sssst. ~ hAnl ulls1
- ooAsto. ~ sDtuettoa Duaa1s1 -.
'DssUsaot MAnha. ~ 80 -
bsssi o. lssvsf-
"Ysa. ~"
''of esoss ~ b roGAee OnOua,
CAUAaAa An0set.. 80 tAe lnAy ~
NJ. Nase1nG ~ assoaasAel s0sss
kGhtly With ~ ~, but ] VS. soes
euAts ven acquainted With 9eeosoat
Hanlin vAsa ~ was . major u tAs
Fourth Teaas infahtry AurinG the lets
was. Hs anl NJ husbanl were inti-
netsa. Naturally was AeligAtsl -
meet hin aOaiA."
TIE captain stafsA at The nAA's
rigid figure"
Good LORD. never knew tAat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
THEY LACK THE PUNCH!

Disappointment has been the share of Seattle baseball
fans this season This may appear TO be paradoxeal
statement in the face of showing made by the team
after the prophets had picked finish higher
the tail end OF the first division but nevertheless it is
true. The team should have done better
There were times when the play of the club stess
AZ such times no thought of possibility OF winning the
pennant was entertained by the players They took for
granted that the Beavers could not be beaten.
Then came Beaver slump. The Champs life
and for time looked like serious contenders.
Bad baseball and misfortune entered the lists against
them hand in hand when the bowling along
merry clip, and the last chance for the flag has
vanished.
The Champs still have chance climb second place.
In the present series with the Colts the Champs have
shown real burst of speed day, only drop back
the old pace the following afternoon r. they
could get back only small particle OF that vim and pep
which feature of the great squirt in the pennant
last they would find the climb great deal easier
The II is made up has many clever players,
but il lack the punch necessary in the makeup
OF pennant-winnng club Therefore II is hoped by the
fans il practically the club is Seattle
again. they will take interest the proceedings and
develop feeling OF determination and hope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20

Manager Tcaley says tho most
cheerful and optmistic man he over
met In the fellow who told him Fri.
day he expected 10 see the Champs
finish In first place
But that glves us the huneh that
the gnzook means first place IN Tue
other division. Maybe he's right
~ MANAGER Williams had III feel
ings toward Bancroft. he had MS
chance 10 express them FRIDAY.
Bancroft was missing from the
ranks. aud the Colts won their sec
ond game out OF five.
Here's some ball players idea on
losing a game. Heilman and Coltrlh
told n fan that Manager NICK want
ed all the fellows 10 turn In their
uniforms when they lost to McIVor
and Rcardon.
Either the world 10 coming TO an
end or the Champions are going 70
COD n series. Martini failed 10 get
hla regular hit Friday.
EnoIi,h solenitsts are scrappin0
over mems skulls. II any OF them
are ivory epcrts. We hereby invite
them TO look at the skulls OF some
OF our prominent ball tossers In the
y. w. circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
CLOSE UP MATCH

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 20
Willie Richie early today received
the following message from Pro.
moter Billy Gibson OF New York
relative 20 a i0-round match thcrc
between Richie aud Leach Cross
Everything o. X. for the Cross
match. Closed with Cross Last
night Date for match. Friday. DC
tober 81"
Richie stated that no would leave
soon for New YORK.. but would ~
turn TO San Francisco In ample time
10 train for q Thanksgiving day
bout hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
CARL MORRIS PUTS
BIG AL REICH OUT

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-That
Carl Morris il showing consider.
able Improvement both in ring tao
tics and physical condition Ia tho
belief OF fight fans who saw the
knock out Al Reich OF
New York here last night in tho
second round OF scheduled 10.
round bout. 4 hard right TO tho
Jaw put Reich down and out after
Norris had worn him down with
body punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
TO TAKE
OFF LID IN BOXING

Local boxers who were recipients
OF a big blow when Chief Bannick
clampod down the lid on all pro
fessional smokers here. discern a
little light In tho word received
from Tacoma today. Boxing IN the
City OF Dcatiny Ia 10 be resumed
October 2s. under tho auspices OF
tho Eagles. Thus many local f1stic
cracks are expecting 10 pick up
pocket money II boxing continues
In Tacoma throughout the winter
Last year the Eagles staged a.v.
eral successful smokers. "A Ed
Hagen. the Seattle cop. is big
favorite In that city. there IL a prob
ability that no win be put on at the
ope ming show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
HOGAN CAN'T COME BACK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20
Fight fans aftor witnessing "One
Round" Hogan and Tommy McFar.
land fight four slow rounds last
night to a draw are convinced that
Hogan can't come back. The
former star of the four FOUNDERS
was away off In judgment OF dis
tance. has slowed up and his
punches are lacking in force.
Mcfarland displayed lot OF az.
gressiveness last night but that's
all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
JUDGE WOULD HAVE
HUBBIES SPANKED

Judge HUMPHREYS wants an Of
fetal county apnnker.
For crooi husbands. and nlso for
those who maintain too arctic a
disposition 10 their loving spouses.
Allmony and divorce help some.
hixzoner opinea. but the punish.
ment is not strong enough. As a
punitive medium. tho paddle would
be the real blue-ribbon article. says
Judge HUMPHREYS. And he would
boro holes In the paddle. no further
states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20

The sloop Constance. lately
bought by n fisherman OF SHAW In
Jutiand. was built In l723 as an
American yacht. and Ia now the
Oldest vessel in commission In the
world. II is 50 IL feet long. with
n gross tonnage OF 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
Other Northweat Games

VANCOUVER, Sept. ?o.--A boot
by Schwarnwcbar saved tho In.
dianA from a ehut-out tn the game
hore Friday. which was won by
Vancouver. To /.
Vancouver .....T 10 z
spokane ........ | 8 o
Rattsrics-Cadrenu and Grin
deli. Smith and Altman.
VICTORIA. Sept. 3o-Laft-hand.
ers were the opposltlons on the
mound In tho Bce-Tigsr conflict
here Friday. Kantlehnsr pitched
tho better ball and the Bees won.
I 10 o.
Victoria ............. Z
Tacoma ............. ?
rles-Kantiehner and Shea.
Kraft and Harris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20

Clara u. Homer. who proposes TO
enlist the aid OF every church. won.
ems club. civic organization and In.
dIvldual woman in tho state to bar
tho contests that have made Cali.
fornia famous "a n sporting center
The money to finance this cam
paign will be raised by popular sub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
GUNBOAT SMITH TO
MEET LANGFORD

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Gunboat
Smith and Sam Langford arc
matched today to meet here In a
l0.round match September 20. Tho
bout will bo staged by the Garden
City Athletic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
CAN'T SOLVE MAYS

Effective pitching on the part Of
Mays. whose specially Is an under
hand ball. enabled the Colts 10 pull
up 10 the long end OF the figures
Friday. Tho Colts copied the pro-
ceedings by TO score. Score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
SEATTLE DOGS WIN TROPHIES

A clean sweep was made by the
Seattle dogs entered In the kennel
show a, Spokane this week as part
OF the Interstate fair. Thirteen dogs
entered IN the hhow by George
rin,o and Brydon copied ton uo.
phies Mrs. Florence Brydon's three
entrants made n clean sweep. J. n.
Hamilton and J. A. Scott also had
winners fn tho show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-20
Women Working to Clamp Down
Lid Upon Boxing in California

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20.--Good.
bye TO tho fight game. The women
are going to kill II. Thoy havo
launched campaign TO secure 90
900 signatures TO Initiative petitions
20 abolish fighting in California. the
Mecca OF fighters.
The work In IN charge OF Miss