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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-02-17
"Fathsr George" Not an Admiral.

"Fathsr George" Not an Admiral.
A Barnegat schoolma'am had been
telling her pupils something about
George Washington, and finally she
asked:
"Can any one now tell me which
Washington was-a great general or a
great admiralr
The small son Of fisherman raised
his hand, and she s'snaled him to
speak.
"He was a great general said the
boy. 81 saw a picture Of him crossing
the Delaware. and no great admiral
would put out from shore standing up
In a kiff."--American Boy.
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Camera In . Ba nix.

V0UIOVN
Il IL said that the Bank OF France
has an invisible studio in gallery be
hind the cashiers. so that at given
signal from one Of them any suspected
customer can instantly have his pho
tograph taken without his knowledge
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JUDGE ROSALSKY'S|
NOTABLE RULING
Exhibitor Of Race Prejudice
Rebuked by Court.
VICTORY FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

Man on General Sessions Bench Orders
Name Of John A. Magee Stricken
From Jury List-Most Remarkable
Occurrence Known to Jurisprudence
In New York.
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Grc6e ,,Swine Stc.p"
ieSt i'm 6anoc!

8Gbreno Der groben Sdfpeinp-
arsitellitng, Die jest I'M bollen @an.
&c it, Iino SPECIALS erinnmlungen
orrongtert, ipelGe I'M sSrttereIIe Der
Shpeine5iidter ~obgebalten per0en.
Sir morgen, 6reitog, obeno Tim s
llbr, lit cine 8eriatnmIltng Der 3iif-
ter bon Serbert 6. Soober etnberlt.
fen tporoen; 6ieielbe tpir0 i'm Gpei.
lei1al Ser Union Stod CARDS ItQtt.
fin0en. @iffor6 &infot miro an.
meleno iein mo Die 8%eriommlitno
leiten. @s miro iiber Die W1ittel our
8ermebrltng Der Gdmeine 8rooufti.
ON geIproden mer6en. Die at8itets
lung lit 3obIreif beifift. 8ielc
8reiie, oorunter 6etrddtlife Bar.
preile, nuroen fir 6ie bette 9luS.
telling OIL &oiien &ie6 olt@geieBt.
Sic 8reisridter per0en 6eute nit
i6ren S6dtltng8orbeiten beginner.
Am SantStag 1T &in0ertog uno an
a6eio 6es 9leiden Cages miro Elm
&on3ert gegeben bon Der @reen'S
@htiif.anpeIle. Ole a~lt8ite1rng miro
Sonntag ben gon8en Sag geoffnet
.iein.
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Gntpreb Gbeater.

glnIGBlih ser 81. Sar.g Sen GeIt(tf).
|feiten bat Die Qeitltng 0ieie8 onge-
mein beliebten 1tnterbaltung89uuie8
|ouf fir bic 8Deite 8o9enbGlfte Elm
totiddlid eritfGofiige8 8rogramm
3uIdmmer 9eiteat, meldes fi6erIid
Den nngeteilten 9eifa1 oqer 8eiu-
der finoen miro. Inter Sen ein3et-
men 9dummern ber0iert Defenders
0o8 t6nigIid italieniide Sertett
berborgeboben 5u iper0en, mel6e
0urd lire mtiit1Iii6en 2eiIt1tngen
a~lgeuleine8 @ritd1tnen berporrufen
0arften. 4nf Die n1Itraliihen gu.
%ettidnqer, ncI9e Spernlieoer gum
8ortrag bringen pcr6et, miiIen ols
eritfloiiige aiinItGer be3eidnet per-
ben. Gborles GogerS miro nit Ser
llltteritiibung leiner Grippe 61tr6
8ortrdge our aagemeinen 8eluItt.
glttg beitragen. g2idt at bergeIIen
lit ou6 oos o3iulmtmGO6en", Sri.
Gop &c Gridep ipeIte 0itrb ibre
bumoriitiiden Gortrcge 9roBen Sci.
fall ernten miro. Den SdIuB oe8
9rogramm8 biloet Elm mirfliA crit.
floiiiges @~onoelbilb .S6e W2obie
Mon~, neldes ieiner 0riginalitdt
ungeteilte anerfennung fin.
ben miro.
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Qldltnnn. fSnrmerl

Our ieBigen Belt ser Gnoppbeii
bon 6ormarbeltern 0iirfte es fir 0iC
6armer bon beionoerert eSntereiI(
lem, 3u %eriaDren, 6nB bie 8ntta
Manufacturing Gonpoup, pel9e If.
re 9erfoufSrdutne an 20t2 Sornml
StraBe bat, Odielbit cine ooGitGnOige
4~asiteQnng bon Gorns SdGIern fat,
peIde cine Stun6eutopositit bon so
bis 800 8ltiGel BADEN un6 Die @r-
belt Ocs G%ornbfton8ens fi6erli6 BE-
oeuten0 erIeihtcrn o%iirften.
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untcrItiibMno fir
i~ntcrniertc ~NMsl6nHer!
driegseefauscne erindeH INT alei-
bnu9 nnO IOnitise GiebeS-
gabeu.

Sic BET Der acknowledgements
5iiriorga" t1glid eiugebenoen BIT
ten Inn llnteritiibnng neblnen Tt1n,
I0ig ait. Wlit Dem &crannaben 6ps
@inters mebren ii6 b~eion6erg 6it
@eiufe Der ~interuiertcn Seelelttt
uno frieg8gefongenen 0eutIfen. Gin
groBer 2eil beriel6en lit BON oet
qrbeit meg in Die @efangen1dafi
gefomnen; biele 6eriel6en limo Der.
beiratet 10 oaB olt9 Die Samilien
in glot geroten iin0. Sic &aerne,
niaiten berfiigten ii6er 9armittel.
Sn ein5elnen, bo6gelegenen 60.
|qern miro jeBt bereit8 itber bittere
aGlte mGbreno Der Nadt aefIo9i
rno Die in oeniel6en Sytternierter
bitten Defenders lin Grtro0eden unG
M1ntel; &[eioung5itilde, S6ube
pornte untern6ide, noQene Striimp.
fe nip merbeu aus alien 2ogerr
berldn9t.
Die gto6froge nod unter6aIr
tttngsliteratltr unO oler6dno 2ebr.
mitteln lit iebr grob. gu8 einen
Eager miro geIfriebelL 0aB 2ebret
fir oen ltnterri6t in englii6er.
fron80iiider uno ipotii6er Spro6c
genit9eno borbon6en iin6, Dab 0age.
gen 2ebrbl6er uno @romlatifen
boQig feblen. Sn ein5elnen 2ogern
1a6en iif) g2ttlif.a abeQen qebiloet,
Die Tim Muittinitrntette un0 Die
0o3u qe6oriqen g}oten bitten. Ser.
ner tueroen llnterbaltung8ipie(e tpie
3amenipiele, Sdodbretter tn0 Scar
tenipiele MIN. berIongt. @roB lit
Der 8ltni9 mad 9obaf, 8feifen, 81
garren MIN; H%oiicrnciier un0 2Gppu.
rate, Soidenmeiier, Geife uno f%ottIti.
&c &oilettenartifel feblen ebenfolls
III Sen 2ogern.
Sic oarieg89efon9ener 5iiriorge"
1T bentiibt, ollen 8inihen mad
@6gti6feit gcredt gu mer6en; fe
be6orf bier5u Der MitbiIfe aGer
6retnoe.
9eitrd9e, ~9itterboltene &Iei6unqs.
itiife rtn6 ionItige 2ie6esgoben iino
3u ridten on: o4rtionerS Of @or
GeIief COMMITTEE, "a Gort6 Wtoore
5treet, SEEN Dorf Gito" Sdef8
ou~88uiteGGen ouf n40oIpb altttroff,
Chairman"
9[qe gofete, Die nebcn Ser a0reIIe
Ser arieg8gefangenen. 6iirIorge oert
gernterf traoen gGbaritable Ship.
peroen bon 0en GrpreBges
iellihnften fir 8rpei orittel Der State
bef0roert.
Die oariegsgefangenen 6iiriorge"
bittet Inn 3uienonng aler Inter.
itibuagsanfrogen un0 @eiltde bon
internierten o6er n~otlei0en0en Dettt.
iden, tim Die 8erinrglttg Der Gin3eG-
llen in geredter g8eiie 0ltrhfitbren
5lt fontten.
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Songrefmann 9lenSis ans gSai6ing'
ton 5nriif.

2incolu, Ge6r., 4. Oft. - Som
greBmann 6. ). &eoois BON Sails
gitD @ertreter oeS eriten gee6rasfo
Qiitrittes, tpor ouf Der 0lr6reiie
nod 8ouie bier, uno beri6tet, 6af
ith her &ongreB big ipdteItens oul
Sam8tag nertngcn iper6e. ga Dos
6ous ont Ntontog Den Sonferen36e.
ribt iiber Die armees8 orIaqe poiipr.
te, 70 lie8en icbt feline nidtigen &C.
iddfte mebr our Grleoigltng Dor un6
ion1it bertogta iid oo8 So1t8 big o.
3ember.
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D~icbamftricb or06cr,
1oreiIe abcr b0ber!

g9oibington A. Off. Gos IanO.
ipirtidaftlihe Gepartement bat Ole
.beliebte glisre0e Der @roBiAlddter
fir bobe sSleiidpreiie oltr6 ons I'M
mioerIegIide MitteI ser Stattitif Git
gen g%eltroft.
Sn elmer omtLiden 8efanntuto.
dung peiit es mad, OoB Die 8ieb-
5ufubr in ben AS be0eltenoiten Gieb.
b6fen oes 2an6es nGbreno Der erIten
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.1lksS ntsBcn scr
DrcimnS
9dlt ieinen Ginsne in Omaha nit
nod, ME Sapeweicnem @lnns
nuO t6niGIidem @eprGge.

Der Gin3ng oes a0nigs gH. Gor
Sen BEG oreiunoapmn8igiten in Die
Sta0t Omaha I'M Sabre u. o. 1917,
miro In ben Annolen Der @eididte
0mobos NIT anIoenen 8udYtobeit
beraei1net itaben. Ser oorgebote.
ne 8rltnf, Der berrlide @lon8 Der
nod Miaioner 5dblenben 2id]ter, ote
idorfen Strnblen fpeld)e Die Sin.
TERMS Der 9(litofrotte 5t our6bre.
den idienen un0 ben 8foo fir Den
@in8ug .9e8 &riumpbeS Der 9e.
mofrotie" be5eiAneteu, ionic Der
Subelrufe Der bieler, bielen Solts
ienoe @etreuer, meroen fir Omaha
ein undergraduates @eoenf6Iott bill.
Den.
9os Seronnoben oes f0nigIihen
3ugeS tpuroe 6ur6 Srompeteni6od
unb &rommeli6Iog berfiinoet. Sen
Bug e%r0ffneten Die fei6en oaitties"
in ibren nationolen @efpdroern
Damn foIgten &eiter, 5ltBbof uno Die
prGdtigen S6oup1gen metde bic
@ei6tfte uniere8 2anoes BON Ser
.8eit Der llnabbGn9igfeits GrflGrung
al Bis gum be1ttigen Gage in Re.
6en6em 8tIoe oorgeboten. gs MIR.
Den ge5eigt: 9ie aengitlidfeit mo
@llnroit Ser qefr6nten SGuptet, Die
@ebltrt Der Sdnei8, Sic Stiirnu4ng
Der 9oYtiae mdbren6 Der fron30it.
ideu 3eoollttion, Die Bottom See.
8drtie, Die ltnter8eihnltng Scr lin.
obbGngi9feits Grtldrung, bic 6rei.
belts @lode, uniere 2(rmee, 1niere
Marine, Die Grie6ensto46e, uip.
&onig If.Sur.8en Der 49,, noel.
der iif i'm IeBten Qrltnftpagen be.
fon6, 8eiqte iid oIs einen 6enofrott.
ifcn 8errider Der @eIt, inoem er
ieinen Sit ii6er elmer olten f6niQ.
li4en arone erridtet bate olS Elm
SpmboI, 0aB Die 8eit Der beroI.
teten autofrntie boriiber lei un6 cine
neue 3eit beranbreden peroe.
9ie Si9erbeitsbeb0r0en beroienen
o0e A%nerferm1ng fir Die m%eiiterbQf.
te Notwithstanding oe8 8erfeGrs.
Sic StraBen Der Sta0t tporen 70
Oidt nit Menideu ongefiilGt, Dab es
Elm g8un0er lit, 6aB l1ngIiidsidGe
bermieoen mur6eft. @8 tuar bic
gr0Bte @lenidenmenge, oie 9n1o6a
ie geie6en.
Die bentiac gnrn6c.
$eute nodmittoq nm 2 ltbr fin
oct Die Eogesfidt-8 araoe itatt. fir
foIgen0e gloriAlinie feitgeiett
,C+.
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Derbe6ert Cure 8eleudltuno

GIN @etGfsmom 1T nod benz gaomfnfer 6dnnt pdd8 er Bat
@mn aud 0es tnfnanmbe gpr1pnt nt IN allen 6aGen strfH6 it,
10 fMt e8 6o6 Die 0aWBet Der 6aqe Gar
SIN HbRen 1T @ go8 GidgHg pe peooG m6 fHr Die msgaann &C.
geman6e oh ien m6gm u6 ne bubih 6Me aud ongem0nH fo, Elm GROCER 9di
ims amHeQm8spats gt bod oft 6r4 oate 8eu4hng barraL
@Gnn0 Der an9aat f6 bic memn gofmtn m be9GHHgt I'm sic gdou.
fmhr gaour 8u berohhn mdWen6 6ee 9ednen p6brm0 ben a6enbun6n mel.
gaannen asgddbn @opn elmer oamm geroftng uhr5eben @dtnen
tmn 0heben baaFnspet bmn hbt at nHrteL 6B fe oeIen an nGdfen
Gage aapnbeL
aB bhem @rn6e fme bhFr aoHbhs nb8ug an. bette s6oufnFrbIepf.
hing bon i0en @efbaf8mnnne mfnfonrun 8BdBen ner@n
a8 umr 4hnt Der ono8eghn rhartmmg Der 9mSn 5ger Gf4hBhds-
geiidnH tnmnt nun 6de nntenpenng in Der Notwithstanding pa6e BON
8i onuamen nhnrfdn09en @p5nGfn in oem Sadie g8ben we@L
Der 9imH 6hr bdben sodoufn6gn Tbt fir tm ihrdFprRn ge.
ttafsmnm sur 8erHgun8 mo prb fb fduGt fir nGhe Die lire guren in sda.
bIendtung moht 08 2n8pbft mHdfbr mdnna 6s qne nt 6n gram 2i6t.
frmm ot8@eet it, m1bnn6 ober gkid8dg Gle osgeteatn &oen in FOLDER 8.
Inhme ribne1 Die tWn &rt rdhg gum ausMn6 brmwt
Sire MISREPRESENTATION gmt fa ser SoHmung bn SB lire sunSn inter
Sen GeAGH8eten bon onem angebot i'm bdmn gnBe @6rud MAIDEN bn Der
8ofbn8 bher @peoifan fdaid 0@u m9eon it, Misunderstanding su Oe-
bmoen m6 bod gRi68dtg Die Sertdue gmfg beenfuin Miro
nbmbd lei nod bemrt, bb untrc nr aGepbounumnr ssIr Stree One
6nnbrS it,
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.adt Monate bieies Sobres be0cufen0
.groBer mar ais mdbreno Der emf.
iprebcnoen %eriooe DeS porigeu
'Sobreg. SUI auguit oieles Sab.
reI mar Der auftrieb / ,705.812 I'M
gerqleth al 1.527,O69 I'm bcrigrn
Sabre. 8Gbten0 Der eriten iieben
@onote oieieS Sobres fpuroen TO-.
679,9S7 Stiid 9fin0bieb ditf 0en
Marft gebr1dt, gegen 8,19l,61S
i'm borigen Sabre. 8ia Statiitifen
be3iigIid Sdafen itno 5dmeinen aeis
gen cine 4binbme.
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Aus Dem staate NfebrasfaI
@eide giute arens.e %ammInnn.

Setpar0, glebr, A. 6ft. 0ie
Geneiuoe oer ct. Sobu Stride nit
elmer @iitglieoar8ubl BON COG see.
len, CAB fitrbli6 Dem Goten areus
cine 8eiIteuer bon $3.50. Die IN et.
ner 0ffentliden 8%criammIung geiam.
melt mitroen. 4ies beoeutet fin
iebeu Mann, 6rou rno ainO Der
@emein0e cine 8eiiteuer bon $3.50.
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gefannte bentide anon neitnrGen.

Ab0co, ytebr., 4. DIT. 6roll
auguit Sdreiner, cine oagemein be.
fannte 8emobnerin BON Stoe Goun.
tb. itorb Ietten Somstog in einem
&oipitol in 0maba an ben 5olgen
elmer SperatiorL inn Sitter BON Al
Sabreu. sic brnterIdBt i6ren Sat.
ten, A Sobne uno 1 &o6ter.
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Die 6cntiac garaSc.

8csinnt nm 16. nrb Cummings,
SablidI an is. 5nr Douglas,
Seitlidl an 9OnglnS sitr H.,
ShDlid Mn II. sur Jnrnant,
8eitlidl an 5nrnam 5nr 49,,
9Gr0lidJ IN Is, snr 9pnglne,
Beitlif an Douglas sur 49,,
5iOltdl an 10. 5tr 6arneg,
Ceitlid an Sarueb sur Is,
Siolidl an 16. 5nr SDmar6,
OCitli6 an SOmarb snr H.,
NOrblid an IA. sur 6arnet,
Ceitlih an 6arneg str H.,
H6rOlid an 12. sur 9DugIas,
8eitli6 bon 9unslas snr TO-,
I0rblid an Is. Sar Capitol aDe
luo Die anflGinna erfolgt.
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@asfet eutinl fira glpte aren,.

gruniug, 9ebr, 3. Oft. Ole
Ddrnen Der &oten &rei8.@ eieaf6of
f%Ontten benz gfpten arets. yoil6
$tO4 iibertueiien, oie Bel einenf gas.
tet Social %eingeuommert tDnr0en.
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@eformatiunsfcisr IN seluorb.

Sauaro, gtebr., A. Oft. Rdd.
item Sonntng miro bier Die f5eier Der
Reformation feftIid beganQen fper.
ben, su Delder etrua 5000 9erIo.
ileu eriuartet ner0en.
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Die Gcnna9e int
atlantii0en Derkcbr,

Ole 8uu6e8.S fiffobrt8be6oroe hoi
cine &abele 3uiommengeitedt, neIde
Die 8r1lttotonnoge ser beridJieoener
Notionen ongi6t, Die fir ben trans.
otIantiiAen 8erfebr bor6anoen 1T.
Sn 6ieier Gabelle iin0 oie feinoIifer
.Ganoer nidt eingeihIoIien. england
lit in oieier Isabelle nit 100000
.&onuen 2inietsG ampfern urt0 S.
Gromp.3 nmpfern b~ertreten,
unO Der anteil @roBbritonniens i'm
atldntiihen Gerfebr lit So 8ro5ent.
Die Ser. Gtooten fino nit g..
000,0 900 Gonren ot9egeben s Gro.
sent 6es otIontiiden Son6els. g1or.
tpegen 100000 &onreu, SdaueSen
$50, 900. 0Gnemort 100000, Sol
lat0 100000, 6ranfreih 1900.
900. SytoIien 1,250,O0O, @riedcn-
LAMB 100000, Sponien 10000,
9ortlgal 10000. GtiB[ano $780,
900, @elgien $4,000, 5io. amerifa
600, 000, Sopan 100000 Gonnerf.
3uidmmen 25,500,000.
g(boca, g2e6r., 4. Oct. = Reb. q.
Is. Smith BON Stomforo. Ser, bat
bier 6os &oitorot Der aongregatio-
naltirte ilbernommen.
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WRNRAyvN ss ass;so1 b.
Tas RfEe I'd Nnnhfhlnf.

GdaIi6e Wiatinee 2:15: ieOen Abeno s:15.
@o8e besianeaO init sonHtas Bat, 80. sept.
6rdaletH sat6leeu GafiorO; Bert gafer &
60, agiOtor 8u1iiH0n; Chung Sfon Sour;
9airipaa uno .uieher; 6arolo gu 6ane;
@eordW uno Did 6at3; Grpbelm 9teiiesgBohe.
8retfe: @aIlerie, t0e; bette Giee (duss
aenoutmen an Samstag uHo Gonntaa), CSC;
abeaos-10c, 25c, 50e uilo 75e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-22
Robert Is Minus a Leg, But
He's Wonder as an Athlete

ELLENSBURG. Feb 90 Robert
Carver refused 10 go into the dis.
card when Fate exaeted a leg from
him.
Pure grit has made him today
tho wonder man Of Western ath-
lcties.
Despite his handicap. he IL the
star center in the states normal
schools basket ball team. holds
down "a position In the baseball
field. performs brilliantly at tennis
and plays a line post In the foot.
ball squad
Carver. who In 20. and HIS broth.
er won the doubles tennis cham.
pionship OF Spokane county this
year.
On the gridiron this remarkably
plucky lad asks no quarter. There
IA tigerish lunge TO hia tAekiins.
and opponents have found his place
In the line hard one 10 get thru.
On the diamond he holds down
first. hops the bases with snrpr's'
ing speed and slides for the plate
In true Ty Cobb style.
lie L. az rough aud ready Ms any
man against whom he plays and re-
ssn,s any special consideration be.
cause Of the condition he has refua-
ed to accept as an afflic,ion.
I'm keen for all these sporta.
he says. "nnd don't see why !
should give them up merely be-
cause | have only one leg. ! have
no trouble In holding my own
against athletic opponents. and can
come out OF hard contest as fresh
as any one.
MY one leg can stand a good
deal. seldom set tired, and In
play expect TO be treated the
same as my teammates. ! try TO
make every one play as hard
agalns. ms as they do my fellows. =
Studying law here. Carver faces
the professional world with the
same steady optimism and pluck he
displays on the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-22
DUTCH" SCHROEDER
WILL NOT PLAY
BASEBALL

PULLMAN. Feb. %. - Fred
c'Dutch'D Schroeder. captain-eleet
OF the crimson and gray baseball
nine. viii not participate. this sea.
son. IN contests with either con
ference diamond rivals The classy
receiver today informed Athletic
Director Boiler TO proceed with the
election OF another pilot 20 succeed
him.
Schroeder stated that he intends
entering Notre Dame next autumn,
In order TO be eligible for the nine
In 1918. His absence from the
Statcrs lineup this spring. together
with that OF Pitchers Moss and
Hartman. means the loss OF the bat.
terry which was conceded 10 be the
best In Northwestern collegiate cir
cles.
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as soon as weather conditions per-
NIT.
Owner Darmody OF the Vernon club
in the Coast league has made an
offer for either Infielders Clarity
or Boeckel. but the offer has no APP
peal for the local club manager.
Hester Signs Davis
Hester has signed Davis. short
stop. who comes well recommended
by Tom Downing, infieIder of the
Salt Lake Bees. This gives Hester
seven men for four positions on the
diamond. They are Hester. first
base; Clarity, second base; Nc
Ardie. buddy, Boeckei. HARDWOOD
and Davis for shortstop and third.
McArdle il wanted by Nick Will
Jams for the Indians. and II he Is
in good playing condition he should
top all the shortstoppers In the
Northwestern league. He came to
Great Falls with Hester last sum-
mer, and altho he did not show the
best OF shape. played A bangup
game both In the field and with the
club. He prefers Spokane to Great
Falls, however, and may be turned
over to Williams for a small cash
consideration. buddy will doubt
less be traded. leaving Harwood,
Boeckel and Davis to fight 1t out
for the two Jobs
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heavyweight championship Of
the worid-msy knock from his
perch the giant Jess Willard.
who has held the title for
about two years, practically
without defending II.
The arm belongs TO Fred Fulton.
Minnesota plasterer and aspirant
to Wizards crown.
Tho arm Is remarkable In more
than one way. II Is the longest in
captivity. outreaohing Wizards by
a trifle over an inch. II has been
called the snaky left" on account
of the way Fulton manipulates II
in disposing OF his opponents.
Fulton's claim TO fame is not
particularly impressive. not any
more so than was Wizards
when he was trying 20 corner
Jack Johnson for a chance at
the big battle.
But recently Fulton has been
making a reputation for himself as
a knockout artist. and has been dis
posing OF hts opponents in a round
or two.
In 1916 Fulton fought six times.
He kayoed the old warhorse. Jim
Flynn. and put away Andre Ander-
son in one round. Tom Cowler
lasted one round with him. and he
stopped Al Reich. His other two
battles were with Perky Flynn, the
first a 20-round affair, in which he
received the decision. and the other
a 10-round no-decision melee.
His most recent achievement was
a two-round technical knockout OF
Charley Weinert.
or course. none OF these men
was Of championship callber,
but Fulton has shown his IN
questioned superiority over all
OF them. and about the only
other heavyweight to stand in
his way lie the blond Frank
Moran. " he should stop Moran
II would, indeed, be a feather in
his chapeau, for neither Willard
nor johnson was able to &C
t0i'ifiioH tiio.
Fulton has felt the sting of a
knockout blow. administered by AL
Palzer In 1914, when he was but
novice. lie later knocked out
Palzer.
On paper his record is as con-
slstent as that of Willard before
that memorable day In Havana.
Wizards victories up to that time
had been mainly from second.
raters, and he had lost TO Gunboat
Smith and to Tom Mcmahon long
after Tom had started slipping.
At any rate, Fulton's snaky left
will be well worth watching when
he gets into the same ring with
Willard.
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LOk0SHCREMEM WILL
STAGE BENEFIT
SMOKER

a grand benefit smoker will be
given by the Longshoremens union
Saturday night
Five bouts viii be staged: the
main event. between Harry Casey
and George ingle. will be hum
dinger. the Doble Kid will tangle
with George Ross. the hard.hitting
Vancouver lad; Charley Dawson
viii meet Earl Corners. the Taco
ma crack. Cole will meet Rogers.
which will DO a good bout. and last.
but not least. the Pride OF the
Transfers union. Willie Velro.
will meet Jimmie Lewis.
The IsonRshoremen's union thinks
II has classy card arranged. The
smoker will be held In tho now
hall. 1900 Western ave. and Union
AZ
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PITCHER ALEXANDER
NOW AMONG HIGHEST
PAID BASEBALL MEN

Stallings. are managers. Ty Cobb.
Iris Speaker and Eddie Collins are
the others. They are admittedly
the greatest players in the game.
Cobb Is reported to be drawing
$4,000 a year. Speaker 1880
and Collins $4,000. Walter John
son OF the Senators is receiving q
salary of si2,50O.
Comparing the record OF Alex
ander with the records OF other
high-salaried stars 1t is reasonable
to argue that Alexander should
have received the raise he has been
granted long ago.
In 1915 Alexander won 81 games
and lost 10. pitching his team, al
most unaided, into the Champion
ship of the league. He missed du-
plicating this feat last fall by the
narrowest of margins. In fact, he
pitched two games in a single day
last fall, winning both of them. He
won the only worlds series game
credited to the Phillies over the
Red Sox in the 1915 conflict.
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HESTER WILL HAVE
NEW FACES ON HIS
GREAT FALLS CLUB

GREAT FALLS, Feb. PA
deal whereby the Great Falls
baseball management proposed
10 send Pitcher Jimmy Clark
and OutfleIder Jules Papa 10
the Beaumont club Of the Texas
league In exchange for Catcher
Joe Bobo has fallen thru. Bobo
has declined TO accept the
terms Hester offered In a con-
tract sent TO the southerner.
Hester is considering a PROPOSE
ton which involves the purchase
OF o good catcher TO take the first
string Job on the Elecirics.
Stockholders Hold Meeting
The stockholders held their an
nual meeting and reelected all ol
the old directors and executives
With this business out OF the way
committees are now out securing
funds which VIII be used in fixinl
mp Earling park and the buildings
at tho park. The entire field II
20 be grassed this spring. There
Is also some cutting and grading "a
be done. In order to give the ground
better drainage from the infield
A section OF the fence was burned
by hoboes this winter. and consid
cradle damage has been done Il
the buildings by the same element
Work on the grounds VIII be started