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Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-05
Stoddard Jess Inspects
Work on Volcano Levee

who was escorted ly Leroy Holt.
Mr.. Jess was the first of the Los
Angeles bankers to become interestea
in Imperial Valley, and for years la
has been strong supporter of tn
section, remaining now with all tt
confidence in it's future that he h1
shown in the past.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-05
L. r. IN TOUCH WITH
EVENTS AT CHICAGO

Chicago, June Announcement
was made that John w. McGrath, pri-
vate secretary for Colonel Roosevelt,
would open another Republican Roose-
velt headquarters in Chicago tomor-
row.
II am going to open headquarters
tomorrow for Colonel Roosevelt, where
/ intend to meet and talk to delegates
to the Republican national convention"
said McGrath.
Roosevelt also has Republican head
quarters here in charge of George Won
L. Meyer.
Roosevelt, at his home in Oyster
Bay, is keeping in close touch with
developments in Chicago by long dis
tance telephone. His aides in Chi
Icago make reports to him several
times day, it is said.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-05

ment to seize and operate privately
owned munition plants in war time.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-05
Land Office Bill Is
Passed by the Senate

The bill establishing land office
in Imperial Valley was passed by the
United States Senate and will be
signed by the president in few days,
it is believed.
The bill has been a pet measure Of
Congressman Kettner, and has been
before Congress for two years. It's
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-05

Another Hay Fire-Thirty tons Of
hay in stack we,e burned this morn
ing on the ranch Of J. H. Tipps, east
Of Heber. The constable at Heber is
inueSti irafinr the circ,,r srancaS
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-05

passge will cause the removal to this
valley Of all the records of this Sec
tion from the Los Angeles land Of
flee, and it will work great benefit
to the land claimants of the valley,
who hereafter will transact all busi-
ness relating to public lands in this
city, where the office naturally will
Re established.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
MART|NSV|lLE

hn. Clsyborn Hairston is critically
i'll 1t her home.
Little Debris Early. the daughter Of
Mrs. Jerehemiah Early. remains quit
M.
Born 10 Rev. and Mrs. Jeter a daush-
Ter Mother and child are doing fine.
Mr.. Toney Seay and Rev. Ed Wade.
OF East Martinsville. have recovered
from . long spell OF La Grippe.
Messrs- Pate Frank and John Martin
motored 20 this town from Reidsville. y.
O.. 10 visit sick relatives and friends.
Mr.. Berk;ey Hairston who has been
working in Reidsville WAS called home
on account Of the illness of his m other.
Rev. Geoige Lee. of Roanoke, x-pas-
tor Of the M. +. Church, was in town
Sunday and preached at the NJ. r..
church in the morning and at the High
STREET Bsptist church in the evening.
Sir Thos. Hoyle, Of Roanoke, spent
Sunday here with his family.
Cons and Pomp Prunty are sick at
their home.
The hands Of the Glass Factory are ON,
on . strike.
Rev. !. +. Carter was called TO Roam.
oks sunday to preach.
fne Presbyterian church celebrated
Wsshington's birthday.
Mr. Mile Harper is very i'll Mt her
home on High Street
Born 70 Mr.. and Nm. =. w. Reid .
daughter.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Lace Draper q
6oe baby.
Ais Ida Lamkins 10 here from Wins
ton-Salem visiting her parents.
NM Virginia Ross 10 i'll 1t her home.
The N. c. !. Institute 10 increasing
rapidly. The principal and teachers are
working in harmony and doing what
they can 10 make the work q success.
MeDS- Willie Hickman and John n
Brown were in town Monday selling
tobacco.
NM Kate Brown WAS in town this
week.
Mr.. Jerry Flood, Of East MartinsviIle.
died st HE home on February ~. lie
- . member Of the High Street Bap-
tiss church He va true christian gen
s'eman OF the old school aud wss re-pect-
ed By oil who knew him. His funeral
was held st his late home sunday alter
noon and VS. conducted by Revs. Edd
"sde and Louis Mitchell. This ssd oc =
ess'on brought together quite . con-
c ,drse OF relatives and friends who de-
sired 10 pay the last tribute Of respect u
TINS esteemed citizen. The decea--l
leaves three sons and one daughter 70
mourn their lost. John X Of this town.
Taylor. OF Roanoke. James, Of Worth.
and Mn. Lucinda sesy. This old .~r
want OF the eros, an ex-slave, lived a
long and exemplary life Of IS or ~ years
which Others might do well n follow.
Sleep on brother Jerry and tske yonr
rest We loved you. Lut Jesus loved
you best
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
covlNeTon

Mr. Mary Girdty was taken 10 Char
Ioenviae Hospital Saturday morning for
medical treatment. accompanied b. DIR.
Johnson and her husband.
Mn. Mary Pegram had . narrow e.
cape Friday night IRON being burned 70
death when her oldest daughter, Miss
Ruth. overturned burning lamp on the
bed and setting the bed clothes ON FIRE.
NM Pegram had the presence Of mind
70 grab up . new rug and smothered out
the IRE, but not before the bed closhins
had been badly damaged, Ms- Peersm
getting OF with = lev burns on her arm
and hands.
Rev =. :. Morris, of Lynchbury, en-
route TO Hot Springs. Va. stopped over
lev houu in Oovibgton Saturday.
Henry Thompson continues very much
indisposed
Mrs.. Kelly II. Kenney is i'll with the
LAgrippe.
Mrs. John Gilmore and daughter of
Warrington, w. Va. are visiting friends
and relatives in tie city.
Evelyn Beale, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Beale. who has
ieen spending some time in Pittsburgh,
Pa, returned home Friday.
MS- Maria Notes, of Hot Springs, was
take 60 University Hospital in Charlotte
vile where she expects 70 undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
WILCOE
By X. J. wORMLEY.

Rev. K X. Henry preache d
too able sermons here Sunday. AIsh~..-''
the weather wss bed We had . crowded
house The collection for the day wa,
5000.
Our church 10 being painted by the
direction Of the pastor.
Our Sunday school and Home Mission
Society are doing nicely. The choir and
Bend are rendering come good music.
The Sunday School Union will convene
heAe the - and ~. We extend an IL
vitation 70 all. Come and see No.
Square Froe and Constable whitile
kesp busy. They are always willing
and ready to serve you.
A team OF horsfs Was drowned here
lsss Friday in the Tug River. They be-
lou9ed TO the Wilcoe Produce Go.
r. ;. Wormley Mas in town Sund-y
visiting his father, X j. Worrnley.
Mu Hemphill has her mother from
Winding Gulf - her guest.
DIR. Hilton, our beloved physician, is
making good
Lawyer 3 b Moon is doing nicely in
bis school work.
Wiicoe band. choir and friends called
TO eee brother Moses Eidridge Monda y
evening. The people OF Wilcoe believe
In spreading flowers on you while you
are living 20 that the party may he able
TO eniov them. They do not keep all Of
the howers until death To spread on the
grave. Constable White Was Master of
Ceremonies. Music, money and pres
ents were rendered.
Hon. Blue has blown Wilcoe dry.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
FREEMAN
By 4. DII.LARD.

We had the pleasure Of visiting our
school last week and | am glad TO say
found everything going on nicely under
the management Of Prof. Bolden and his
efficient helpers- The children are learn
ing 70 read and write and how to take
care OF their health, how TO sew and en-
broider. think the parents should en-
courage our children aud appreciate the
teacher; teach the children 70 respect
and obey their teahers and take interest
10 the children's lessons Help them TO
learn, thereby helping Ourselves By
bringing 70 memory some of the thiuss
We have forgotten. Our lady teacher
especially should he commended because
they are all home girls who started their
education right were they are now teach
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Charley Scott are able
10 b out again after heing combined 10
their home by sickness.
A's M. s. Ripley. who has been sick
Tor the past two weeks, 10 improving.
There 10 quite Los Of sick nsss here.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. Z.
church gave . supper Monday night. II
We quite . success.
The Valentine party given by the
Willing Workes Club vs. . splenlsd
sucssss- Every one had lots of fun, hsv-
ing their fortunes told and sending vh-
ensine greetings through the possoffice
Rev. Hill has been indispossd bet
preached two excellent sermons SUNDAY
Mr.. Simon Dickerson made a busine.,
trip 70 Pocahontss Tuesday.
The Willing WORKER Club will b~ O.
tsrtained Wednesday night by Mhs
Aa ss'e y. &c st the psIsonae
Aunt Percilla Dickerson 10 some bett "
At this writing but cor fined 10 h r. bed
The Junior classes OF the SUNDAY
school were highly entertained Tnesday
evening. the 22nd, by Mn. Hill. Pea
nuts, candy and chocolate ice cream were
served The children were heard 70 NV
thss they had the time of their live.
The Sunday school 10 taking on new II,
under the supervision of our tireleu
church worker, Mr.. Azzie Jones, sssistesi
BY Mr. Hill, Prof. Bolen and Mr.. Alex.
Jefferson.
Ernest Ferguson. who hes been sirk
since last fall. 10 very III at this writing.
Now i want 10 speak . word for the
Mcdowell Times. Let all of the colorrd
People boost our paper - the write rsce
dos theirs. II Jon don't take but one
paper, let that be the one that gives NJ
We home news and that Ne can speak
through II we desire. Let those the,
DO nos take it, subscribe for it and tho.<
that do take IL psy ny our subscription.
t clean. fearless paper. Long may
is live and dc much good.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
ROANOKE
BY r. y. REEVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hickman. Of ia
sch Ave, n. W., we're extended q jol.y
snrpr'ss party, head By Master Andry
fiamsn, eye yesrs. con OF NJ. and
MA Delaney PittmsD. Of East Roanoke
Mr. Hickman - besdwsiter ss "Hosrl
Roanoke" and e worthy Of all the rood
sh'np that his many friends might h~-
ssov upon him By surprise or any othsv
MEDIUM The gusss arrived ss y D. nm.
Table vs - for thirty Thoss prrspn,
were; hssser Apdry Pitsmsn, so-s-
mssssr; Gentlemen: Hilton, spencsr
Wm- Campbell. W. b. y. OroveIl. Wa.
~ Jonss, Willie Robinson. John E1h,.
G. l.. Pissmsn, N. Tftsmsn. JAM,
BROOKS and Robert Butler. Lsd,s,.
Lacy P'ssmsn. Fannie Toplin. M.rv
Neil. Csvford. Core Hickman. Msrv
rsyns md Lynvood johnson.
M. 0sosrs woody, 90 one time = 49,
dses 81 Ksyseons. but who he bv~d
- sor su9so@s. he hon on The vscs
~ ~ Dess thsn too yssr. He ksd
pesuy - HI mind. While ssroy1,,~
esssse - sssss. b wondered 70 he
- 90 W. rsilsosd tracks and boerau3
. - eoine - Boossck - IN
eus1nn1sn- Arriving shsrs jun sbou
- ~. Is ~ dc, he erusu,d -,
- - ~ . vsssbound fre;ehs -
49, - - = No. 10 ssd vs m
|D - - hsvD . ~. ~
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
COOPER
BY MARY WALDEN

Tuesday, hrs. Brown. 81 Graham.
vss visitor Of Mrs. Psnn-ll.
"Wednesday. there ~.s prayer meeting
WIN . large ncmbel present and gool
meeting.
On THURSDAY evening Mrs. vsden "a.
the guest Of the bridegroom.
hrs. V. b. Edwards was a vi-tor o.
our 10 our town SATURDAY.
On sunday morning there was sund.y
school. The attendance xss small nv
resson Of TIE bsd weather.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03
Cooper Popular With
Men

h y very simple recips and . very
nsppy partnership. IL explain. his pop
usss'ty and his power. n the relation.
nss~ssn The capiss'iss and laborins man
~ hike this universally what . better
vos'd shs vcuid BE- - live in" cosclu-
- ~ essk~ fSss Ps;.sssss phiIoso-
49,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-03-03

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF MCDOWELL COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT: Eighth ]
dicial Circuip Counties of Nc
Dowell. Mercer and Monroe.
Hon. Isaiah q. Herndon, judge
WEIGH; w. Burbridge Pawn
Clerk.
Terms Of Court Second Tues
day in February June aud Sen.
tenn Der.
CRIMINAL COURT: Hon. Jas
French Strother. Judge; W. b.
Payne. Clerk.
Terms of Court Second Mon.
day in January. April, July and
October.
COUNTY COURT: DR.. R.K.
bragonier, President. Keystone.
Col. Jas. Elwood Jones,
Commissioners
w. w. WHITE. clerk, WEIGH.
Terms of Court. First Mon
day in January. April, August
and October.
License Term, first Monday in
June.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Sheriff. } + Johnson, WEIGH.
Prosecuting Attorney &c
Cook
Assistant Pros. Attorney. GIL
COUNT
Clerk Circuit and Grim. Courts
Burb ridge Payne
Clerk County Court, W. W.
Whyte
County Surveyor, W CMoresn
Vivian
Supt. Free Schools. W Cassiu.
Cook, WEIGH
Assessor. c r Rusmisell
County Road Engineer, WI
mcClaren
County Health Oficer and chr.
oner, DIR. n. q. Camper
Commissioner School Land.
Z 4 Rusmisell. Nc Dowell
Mem oers House OF Delegate.
y" " Hughes and G. K. Hsrman
State Senator's, Sixth Sen.to
rial district counties of McDow
sil, Mingo, wayne and wvoming
Jas A. STROLLER WEIGH: WALL
williamson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
AND WELSH'S
TRAINERS IN NEAR
CONTEST AT CAMP

and Kid Mex. Charley has lncreas-
ed hla boxing 10 six and eight
rounds daily. Yesterday he boxed
three rounds with Stewart Connolly
OF indianapolis and then spared
three clever rounds with Harry
Kramer. White weighed i3G pounds
at the close OF the days work
Welsh cuts loose a little more ey.
cry day. but II Is noticeable that he
takes no chances OF getting his
hands hurt. He swathea them In
heavy bandagcs before starting
boxing. and dons well.padded
headgear 10 protect his head. That
Freddie will stick 10 HIS announced
determination 10 defend HIS title.
Labor day. with his hands as well
as his feet" was indicated by the
way he tore into his boxing part.
ncrs yesterday. Welsh stood toe TO
to. and snapped punches with Brat
ton and Battling Reddy In a three
and fiveround session. and wound
up and looking full OF pep"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
GREAT FALLS WINS
FROM GIANTS WITH
MISFITS ON SQUAD

GREAT FALLS. Aug. 25,-Two
recruit pitchers trotted 20 the hill
for the Seattle Giants yesterday.
and we're treated 10 a ruds fuSillade
OF bingies by tho local gunpers.
The final result was: Seattle /.
Cheat Falls 10.
A young fellow named Ryan. who
gas given trial with the Electrics
this spring. was sent TO right field
by Teaiey Raymond when the Giant
boss was forced TO vacate from
short and put "Hunky" Shaw in his
place. Ryan had two chances IN
the outer breaEtworks. and mis-
judged both OF them. which gave
thu Electrics some runs.
A recruit pitcher named Taylor
started the fracas for Seattle. and
lasted three innings. when Ryan
was jerked from the outfield and
given chance on the knoll. Eight
hits in three frames lost him a
chance 10 be Giant In 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25

COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. IS.
Peace again reigns today In the
rival camps OF Freddie Welsh and
Charley White. following a wordy
war yesterday between their respee.
tive trainers. and the champion and
his challenger are speeding up their
training for the 20.round champion.
ship bout here. Labor day.
Charley Rose. trainer for Welsh.
and Joe Thomas. who acts In the
same capacity for White. eniiyened
proceedings yesterday b. a quarrel
over a rubbing table. and for time
II appeared as tho the two men
would stage preliminary bout
Timely interference by Managers
Lewis and Pollok prevented any
trouble.
White on Job
White II back at work today. but
following his trip 10 Pueblo. last
night. where he seconded his broth.
er In a bout between Jack White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
INGLE ON LONG END
OF BETTING IN TIFF
TONIGHT AT TIVOLI

on right, Tho dusky mitt singers
are blindfolded and then put into
the ring 10 clean out each other.
The last one on his feet wins the
battle.
The bout between Frank purns
and Eddie Hubbard IL running the
main tilt. between Madden and In.
gle n close second for popularity
with the fans. Eddie has been out
OF tho padded square for couple
OF years. so his melee with the rug.
ged Calgary battler 10 In the way
of a comeback stunt.
Betting today made lngle n slight
fayorite over Madden. altho the
hackers OF the former Far Western
amateur champ had lots OF kale to
say he would be returned the vic.
tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25

Il think we have a good chance
10 win the pcnuant"
There u IL Just as he said II. lie
believes bis team hsS an excellent
chance 10 win. lie added that he
must have an even break in New
York and Boston TO get back home
ready to make squirt toward the
flag
Jones team IL displaying a
classy brand OF the national game.
and yesterdays even break with
the Yanks. while the white sox
we're taking a beating at Washing.
ton. placed the Browns in a posi-.
ton TO dispute third place with
Comiskey's high.priced warriors.
The Browns are only half a game
behind Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
HALL LIKES TO FIGHT
TAE BIG BATTLERS

Laurence Hall. who fights in Ey.
ereit on Labor day the winner OF
the Mascott-Gorman fight In Port
land on the goth. likes TO fight
lightweights. This In spite OF the
fact that he can tip the beam at
ii6 pounds ringside with ease.
Hall was matched with Benny
Chavez. now ono OF Welsh's spar.
ring partners. before coming TO the
Northwest. but the match fell thru
when the promoter feared that
Hall was too small 10 meet Chavez.
who weighs 135 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Brouuns Haze Chance to
Cop Flag, Says Jones

NEW YORK. Aug. .5-F1elder
Jones. manager OF the St. Louis
American league club. has been
talking TOO much thru the ne~Hpa-
pers. lie said 40 himself when
asked by the United Prcss what he
thought of the chances OF his team
TO win the pounant. Jones said he
had been misquotcd 20 often. he
did not like TO tay much. but add.
ed. IL tho promise was given that
his words be not twisted. he might
ley out a little secret The prom
Use given. Jones said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Z THEY ARE THE FUNNIER THEY ARE)
MILITIAMEN TO
PLAY FOOTBALL

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 25--
Football wifi be the major sport
for Ohio militiamen assembled
at Camp Willis. starting next
month. Eleyens are now being
organized.
Listed among the prominent
griddera In the army are
Miller. captain-elect OF Ohio
Wesleyan university. and Clar.
ence Chllds. former coach OF
Indiana university. Scorer OF
men In the Cleveland regiments
have had experience on the
gridiron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN IN BIKE RACE
SEASON
FOR BIRDS
SOON

The open season for hunting
upland birds will start east OF
the Cascade mountains Sep
tember I, while native pheas-
ant and blue grouse may be
hunted In all counties east OF
the mountains September ! to
November IS.
In WsIla WsIls, Asotin lex
eeptlng Charleston, West Clark
ston and South Clsrkston),
Garfield and Columbia coun-
ties the season on native
pheasant and blue grouse
opened August IS and will
continue until November I.
The season on quail will open In
Spokane county on October and
continue until November /. In
Walls. Asotin excepting
Charleston, West Charleston and
South Clarkston). Garfield and Co
umbia counties the quail season
will open October / and close DC
.ober 10.
The open season on Cnine5e
pheasant in Spokane, Benton and
counties will begin Octo
Der l and close October 15. In
kittitss county the season on Chi
rese pheasant will open October !
md close october 10.
The nimrods will be allowed to
aunt prairie chicken under the Law
n Kittitas county October l TO DC
.ober 10. In Whitman. Walla Walia,
Ferry. Lincoln. Columbia. Garfield
md Asotin Excepting Charleston,
Vest Charleston and East Clark
ltonl counties prairie chicken may
be hunted September is to No
sember /. Spokane county II
closed on prairie chicken. Douglas
will open its season on
,rsirie chicken September ! and
lose November /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
/ NICK WILLIAMS VISITS
PORTLAND BALI LOT

Nick Williams. Spokane man.
aFer. was a visitor In Portland
Wednesday. and " bile there Judge
McCredle got him 10 see what he
could do toward turning Ken VII
liams. the outfielder purchased by
Portland from the Reds. over at
once.
Williams Is needed 10 take the
place OF Nixon. who was sold by
Portland to 81. Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
BOYS ANXIOUS
FOR DATE TO
COME

Attic only two days have
elapsed since the first an
nouneement OF The Stars la
Dor day bicycle race for boys
OF ~ and under. the youths OF
the city have shown keen In
tcrest In the coming event.
Many have called at The
Star. wanting 20 enter and
crowd OF boys have been view
Ing the fret prize, the $3.50
Excelsior motorcycle type
bike, each day In the Seneca
street window OF Piper q Taft.
the donors.
II IL intended that each boy who
urns In the entry blank. which
xill be printed In The Star every
lay next week. beginning on Mon
lay. will become a member OF the
Seattle Bicycle club. which is be
ng organized for the lettering and
the sport OF bicycling
There were any number OF bicycle
Tubs In the days when bicycling
saa al the height OF it's glory.
Watch The star each day for
'urther developments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Jim Scott, Veteran
Pitcher, Suspended

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Jim
Scott. veteran twirler for the White
sox. has taken his place in the
suspended list Manager Rowland
sent him back 10 the windy vii.
lage yesterday after he had been
caught breaking training rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25

TA1st base hits H~ iaNnfiht Barrftf
Three bass hiis Papa. Dsrrity Home
run-~FaupH. Ntoifn hases Kelly a.
npeeksi Papa nuuhls pls,a~- Bennett
20 NrAFdfe O. Hester waikea--r2ytaf
l. nvMn T. kaiii9 struck oui -Kailie
2 iiit BY Fiiehsr- TAfier. VITA pitch
HYan Hiis-oY Taylor. 2 and , runs iu
! iHninEss Oft Ryan. 9. and runs IN /:
Innings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Big Baseball Deal
Pending, Is Rumor

CINCINNATI. Aug. 25.-A big
deal between the Brooklyn team
and the New York Nationals was
rumored today. The Dodgers are
making q desperate effort to fill
the hole at first base made vacant
by the injury 10 Daubert. The
Dodgers. It was said, would give
the Giants Dell, Appleton and Getx
for Merkle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Nebraska Shot Is
Winner at St. Loo

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.--The pre-
lIminary handicap OF the interstate
association trapshooting tourna-
ment being staged here. was won
yesterday by Al Coyen Of Fremont.
Neb. His score was 81 hits and
three misses in the 10o.target
.vauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
roNIcHT,s eoxINo CARD

When boxing fans assemble to-
night at the Tlyoll to see Lloyd
Madden and George lngle. light.
weights. return swats. Dan Salt.
the matchmaker. will spring cou.
Pile OF surprises on them.
Besides the customary five bouts
Salt has lined up n Japanese wres-
Ting match and blindtolded fight
between several colorod lads. The
bllndfolded battle Is one OF tho fun.
niost things ever staged. when put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
Matty Keeps One
Game Reds COPIED

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.--John X
Tener. president OF the National
league. has disallowed the protes,
OF the Philadelphia club against a
decision by umpircs in the game OF
August II. ut Philadelphia. which
was won. TO 2. by Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-25
TWO BEST lioArWEiGHTs
IN ACTION TONIGHT

When Lloyd Madden. the best
amateur lightweight In the North
west. tackles George ingle. one OF
the two best lightwelghts In this
reck OF the woods. tonight at the
Tivoll. fans OF tho padded mitten
should see. somctfi Ing well worth
their while.
INST how the amateur stacks up
alongside the pro should be fully
set forth.