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Money In Spent Bullets.

Near Otis Hill. in bingham, Mas,
where once stood the target and ride
range the highroad excavatori has
scooped from the hilly ground several
hundred pounds of lead from bullets
found there, and one young man II
credited with having obtained enough
lead to fill an ash-sifter, his first hours
work netting him $1.50.
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susscRIsERs, TAKE NOTICED

In accordance with our annual Gus
tom we are sending out statements
showing when you are paid up to, and
what you viii owe in 1918. II there
are any dates which do not agroo
with ours, please inform NJ 1t once, 20
that correction can be made and I'd.
justed. All those who are delinquent
are urged to pay up at once - the
government forblds 10 carrying delin-
Quent subscribers. Please take notice
Of the aboys ana otlige
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MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.

MOUNT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Regular preaching services Sundays
at and p. m. Prayer meeting Fri
day night. L. ]. Jones. leader.
THE THIRD oEvENTH 0AY 40.
vENTl8T CHURCH.
Meetings Held sabbath (oaturday):
sabbath School a& 10 q N. to II
q -
Preaching service l1:16 q -. b
A1:1S.
Special Sunday evening service
u ak5i further hot1es) ct . .. n.
4 le Wo1oo00.
CHAS. 8. LI0HTND2,
So17 0lDAAra lace.
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In BroiIing Steak.

In broiling steak or chops the IRE
sometimes dies down too quickly.
When this happens sprinkle a little
granulated sugar over the Goals. This
intensifies the heat and the smoke
from the sugar imparts delicious IA
vor to the meat.
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DIRECTORY.

Sunday School, s:45 q. m; which IL
enjoying . wonderful revival under
H. Q. Jefferson tho superintendent.
Preaching ut II .. m. and 8 p. m.
A. @. p. League ut 6:45 p. m.-Miss
Ruby Jasktn. Pres.
Rev. N. n. Jeltz, Pastor.
Miss Lillian Jefferson. Reporter.
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AMERICAN WoooMGN.
sUeRGMG CAMP

6. n. White, eu2rsms csmmanssr
L ~. LlShtnse. Supreme clsssk
Rooms Al-Sl. Asasahe. n,s.
..Osnvsr Camp No. I, American
Woodmsn, mbsto the second ana
fourth F1days of each month at Oid
Colony Hall, zoth and DoaNnlna eta
G. N. PHI, Commander,
Carrie Neciain, Cork.
- II
Tent No. I, OF the Juveaile Deoart.
moa6 WIN meet ct on Oo2oay ~.
3sth and Downing, on the sosonA -
fourth Saturday afteenooaO et tHroo
,~oaook
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Might Try This.

Cinnamon and cloves put into small
bsss and added to boiling fat gives
great flavor TO doughnuts that aSo
01ed In Il.
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Laundry Hints.

In washing white silk or chamols
gloves the yellowish look cam -
avoided by rubbing them with .tAe
white Of an egg while they are st1m
wet.
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wireless ss,srm Warnings.

One Of tie objects Of an AustrSiian
Antarctic expedition will be the estab-
lishment Of a meteorological station to
give warnings by wireless Of the severe
storms which sweep far southern boes.
The Denver star., 1918-03-02
Dry Hair on Wire.

To enable a woman to speedily dry
her hair after washingeit Pittsburgh
inventor has produced wire frame to
be placed on the head that spreads
the hair.
The Denver star., 1918-03-02
Roll Pastry on Marble.

French cooks prepare pastries lDoa
marble slab. All the Ingredients axo
leo cold ana mixed on cold marble 10
make the product daky.
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O y. .. OF o. ?. AND rro
AuxIllARIgA.

GRAND oeFIcGRo. y.
De. Paul Z. opratiin. o. q. N.
- 0eoAs BldG
oss. Q. Contss, D. q. SECT,
1s13 Weaton St
Rocky Mt. ,LodOs 311e,
1se and 5ed Thursdays q eaeh month
~ Et1..s 1e1e WAltsa D.
ArapaAoe Ledge No. 3eSe.
1t and 3rd Monday Of eash month.
1884 ArADAAoe B.
Dsnvsr Ledss No. ss4s.
End and <eh. rhursdays ss-saeh month
1854 AFApahos a.
HoussAold Of Ruth No 80.
Ia and Srd Tuesday Of sech month.
ssee ws,toa st
aosss- nold of RutA Ne. l1Se.
0ioonA anA fourth Wo6n19eAy q
saeA noatA q . = -. 3 e l
y 1ll.f .1st.iJrl 1l47-ST'W y -l-Fs7--i.977
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Suveni1es Nc. s71 (oAA TsalDvu).
1st aAG 3s1 Saturday s( saah
mouth q , ,. -. 1e1o We1toa.
y. q ?. AND re AUxilsARIgs.
epeee lsA0s Y. q p. ApsAe nEve y
aae thfa IssslAys q eoaA nsakA
at Blks'' Han. Main E0oo.
oueeN - West Tenspls nsse, 0r.e
eno ehlrd Th0soeay - eaoh aseoth e
Old Colony Nail
Webster Tsnpis q ,. ~
Webster Temple, nd anA leh WaAnas.
lssl >AsasaAos Q.
onsea vasAtt, Roval Hosse No. L
y u. J.. A0ets seoo0A Friday niGhS
9 eaaA meath at 1888 AEaDahoa.
spoe6 les0s NJ.
1fse aAA third SatnrAay e saaA .
ssss ws,Aoa q.
Western Star Lssss N>. {, n
sse and ~ TUssdays - easa s.sa&
1Ssl A1ADAhoo q !
Oa1toaiA Tsaoas q. II II.
Assts Let and 1rd Saturday svss
AGs of each nottA.
lisa AzasaAss u
esiSs" Gate JuvsaIlss Ne. q. M.Tl
sHe s"d ~ saturdsys - sask sssssh
- ?. -.
1854 ArapaAss o.
Howard Jvvs.Ilss Ne. "a n. r,
M as1 AtA Saturday & ecah
meath q ,. u.
see Ws,tsa q
Queen elizabeth Tsmss. M
Second and fourth Thure1av - s.>A
meath At ; .. n.
3sse Wsssss ..
naemI Tsmpss Ne. u
~ -. sca % IN tr!daya q sssh .ssaA
osaanbtns rsnsss %. II II.
xs's s"S ~th MsnAays - eesA n>seA
Ssoo We,esa d
noantata LeAss Hlks Ne. a.
nd and tth Wsansedays q saah
DDeAisA War vsessaaA
nd and %tA Friday a see. ~-..A
Do 4olay Coasistoey meaAn 49, 49,
saisd ea1 Inarsday nisAts a Niseea nan
Aysae Shrine mssts ssss.A a.
1oarth Thursday nights ss Ni,poe
Han SelS Chanpa a.
oAuoHTERs OF TAsERMAetaA
Prince Of Peace Tabernacle No. sss
meete 1et and 3rd Fridays In eseh
month at Old Colony Hall.
kkioHrs or TABOR
81. James Temple No. 4S7 ns,ts -
aad srd Tuesdays Of each month.
soxkiNs TABERNACLE.
The Boykins Tabernacle. ssa777
oEeao order II No. l6l, nnests tie
nfst and third Saturday Of sscs
MONTH Fern Hall. 37ll Woiton.
Oovef 1oyI Ho0Do mesAa snA
1sesey II each month ae Soo7 Wnifeo
o0eoe Curt NJ. 6. meets Lat -
kA1o Sf1dAyo Of each meath af SKla
WAshiASton D. ess
Ascs Pure Gold TabsrnAsls No. sss
mesa 1st and 3rd Noalays AZ M
Warrington. - esss
Fsnam. Temple No. ~ 1sses s.a
sno 4th Thursaays at $40 EaehinS.
dunbar Chapter No 10. Ansaant
soos and Deaahter. oR Jsruaaien,
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pocArELLo.

Bring all Of your wants and ads to
.. One cent per word. Ads less
than 2S words counted - IS words.
No Free ads of . business nature.
Bring all Of your printing matters to
me, such a. letter heads and envsl-
opes of your place Of business. The
Star will do them ~ cheap - any
one else. and again, the Star 10 Of
your race. ,r
Remember the Denver Star 10 only
81. for 8 months, or $50 year. cash
advance.
II you want the star, see me. Get
your news to me early. O. * Young.
reporter. All news leaves PocAtello
Monday nigiA
CHURCH DIRECTORY, CASPER,
WYo.
Grace A. N. Z. Church.
Sunday sermons, 1880 .. m. and
700 p. n. Sunday School 1890 noon.
w. N. .. Tuesday, 500 .. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. 500
6lzaassrs eenias into ~ eaty ars
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Dunbar Chapter No 10. Ansla,t
oooe and Danghtsrs oe JerueaIen.
meets nsot and third Nuadays OF eaoA
month' INK Hail, 1stA and Washine.
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,-ossaINcaa osaocToax..

osssssoss DsaocToeN.
osoAnot - ~ tsoIN A9009M9R
coc. nv An. 80 seousooldt.
xA1no Yoek S5oA.
pGopLEv PRGsoyTgRlAM
cAURcN.
ooe. WaeAla0eea aa1 Nd Ava
PAooo Yeek 11sA.
oHoRTER A. n. Z. chuRcA
cseA aara d. aad WoshtaatoA ANA
Phone Main 4e77. -
ZION DApr,sr chuacH
Gee. 14eh AvA and o1aoN q
Yssk ss77
cAAAPDGLL A. n. Z. CHURCH
cor. 1ord aRa Laxsreeeo o1A
Phone Main s47l.
cENTRAl DApTlo1 CHURCH
0eeh q, tsewssa caIifetnla md
oasuH -.
Phone CAamDa 1863.
0C0uV - Z. CS1OWCW
1oeh Ave. and ciastEseW o.
Phone CAaaoa 41so.
ogTnl1ngM BAPTIST CHURCH
cse. 1ana AvA aad LaIAyeteo q
PAaos Yesk 1e4S.
Mt. OLIVE 0Apno1 a1SoosoN
oo1A aaa Otol1o Saroe1A l. J. JoMg&
PAXTON, PHONE cssAAePA ~
shiLoH BAPTIST AieeloN.
cssase ThIsey4Asse an1 Walnut 81
nleesoDs WORK AND oUNoAY
o0eo0oe At TvtsN1 V.F1Wo1
Aeoo MAKE oTN99To.
TniRo sGvGNTH-oAv ApvgMTIsT
oNuNch,
MI ol1NA06 PLACE
Wv G A BRANCH
SIC 11<h -
oohodulo soe Weoe<.
Sunday afternoon. 3:3e. vespers...
AoadAy evening p. L.. Aembers'
meeting.
ThsrsAay evening" p. n. Bible
slao2
sessrday evening. ,. n- oyn.
oey N.sss'y asa c'ss Hsas> sss7
ClAyfDoa -
wv G A ORANcA
800 olsNarm Plseo
PAoas Geoo. Z. u O. A.
Lodge Directory.
i. a A. n. AND RE AUxiLIARIga
T.tns Q. Rector. o. H.
Va spr.sse. q. ssee.
Ise and 3ed ASee1ays - each sss1ts
3s.s Wsstos ot
Hiraa Cenna.asEv. a
ind Tuesday Of each month.
oaly) 1874 ArapaAoo 81
Mssonic Coasastory. list and srS
Tuesdays ~ - GooAe BlAG.)
i. .ea d Shsba Court,
End sAd 4th Friday Of each month.
(AftsenooR) $3.50 Weltoa 81
Dvsrsrssa CAaptsr No %. o. .. 4
1st and 3rA Tuesday Of each month.
(Aftsrnooa) $3.50 Wslton 81
Lone Star Chapter ". n D.
First and Third Fridays in each week.
nenth.
(Aftsrnoon) $3.50 Welton st.
CeAtanaial Lodee No. I.
ind and eth Monday Of each month
1884 ASapahoe st.
KNIGHTS or PvTHIAs AND iTo
AUxIltARIGo.
Grand OfIeaeA
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POINTS o. ,wrsassT

state Capitol. ColfAx ~ LAneslA.
Unioe Depot. 17tA aAA WynhDeD "a
CIV Hail. 18th anA Larf0ap ~,
AnAitofiuM. 14tA anA Curtls ~.
Public BatAAoase. SoeA aAA Cursbs "a
Public sibfary. 1ltA anA nnAaeek.
Fire Dopt. 1StA ~ 03eoAgn Psaea
Inspiration Polnt
Vs1srsj DailAins. letb ,AA OAAnpa
ron GALE cHgApeMopRnN
NooeAIN0 hoUo9.
0ooA looat1oq, HooA business. OoO.
pel1e6 = leeyo eley at o0oo. Ca0 00avo
141 Wk1ee Wn. 4 lIeeeo. 11oe
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Services every Sunday at II Q. N
and $50 p. m. also at 1850 p. m. Al
Christian workers and sinners an
Welcome.
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MISSION WORK AND SUNDAY
ocHoos At THiRTY.FIRoT
AptD BLAKE ovAEETe.

Sunday eehssa at 1850 ,. N.
Freezing aa : o'esoek.
Abas TsaiatAg Class, 1850 each HI
Gay svea1Ag.
DdR \ ]. OArk, teacher.
You are ear1ially invited 70 each q
r. ". coL0lAN. ssc1.
= J. OATL11T. SuDE
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pLEAsANT GREEN RAPTIsT
MISSION.
111f Walnut 0t.
w. w. Hyans, Pastor.

Service every Sunday. ii q -.
Service, 1850 ,. m.
Service, 1850 p. m.
Prayer meeting every. Wednesday
night. -
are welcome.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
NOTES.
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor.
Phone Cha npa 1859.
CAMPBELL CHAPEL AFRICAN
N. e. CHURCH.
1srd and lawrence Streets
A. N. Ward. Minister,
Residence 1918 z3rd st.
Phone Main 647l
Sunday School, 9:46 .. m.
Preaching. 11:00 q. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Class Meeting, 1880 p. m.
Allsn Christian NndeAvor League,
$50 p. N.
Praysr and Class meeting. wednes-
lAy. soc p. m.
An people are invited to worship
All members are asked to give. q
special offering to meet present de-
mands Of the trustee department. Sun
day. Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at the evening service.
Preparations have begun with the
Sunday School children for Easter
Sunday exercises.
The second quarterly conference OF
Campbell Chapel was held by Presid-
ing Elder R. l.. Pope on Wednesday
p. m.
The reports of the trustees showed
receipts of $4,000; the stewards de-
partment receipts 1886 and receipts of
$3.50 from the auxiliaries of the
church. A grand total of all receipts
was $815.50 for the quarter. The re-
ports showed further that there were
seven conversions, four baptisms and
thirty members added to the church.
Mr.. Browning c. Allen, son of Pre-
siding Elder and Sister j. H. Allen,
was unanimously voted license to
preach. Tie license to preach of
Brothers 1. H. Harper, X. B. Byrd and
r. E. Ewing were renewed for another
year. Brothers ]. E. Mosley and John
Donaldson were confirmed as stew
ards.
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GoTT METHODIST Episcopal
CHURCH, ooa 18TH AVE.

sos 4. seth Ave. Phone Champa 41Se.
sunday school. S:4S q y.
Preaching. IL q m. and ,. =.
Epworth League, 6:46 p. n
Midweek services. 3 p. N. Wednee-
REV. q. .. SAWYER, Pastor.
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Floyd r. Smith, Q. <. q h 4 Q.
1851 Welton.
Smith Lodge No. Is. K. Of r. meets
the sooond and fourth nnroday
nights Of oaoA month, q 1lk Han,
30th and WasAington.
1LOYD T. SIXTH, @. O.
". r. 1R0p0o. x. ~ T. q.
Pythias Lodge No. II,
1st and 3rd wednesday OF each
month.
1854 ArapaAoe et
Damon Lodge No. :.
1st sRd, 3rd Feldaye oS each nenth
Columb1ae Calankhe (K. q P.)
1nd ard 4th Tueedaye of each Month
3o3o WOitoA d
Rocky NJ. Couft Of Calanthe, No.
3, seconA and Fourth yfiAays ol each
Aoath, 3711 We1tea yee1 AA1.
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MT. PLEAoANr DAPTIsr MISSION

REV. G. \. MILLER, Pastsr
0o1 Arapahoe o.
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Mt. OLIVE 0ApHe1 asSsssoh&
~ aaa 0aoles SarsooA l. J. JoN9As
PASTOR, PHONE cHAAoPA ~
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BErHLEHEM eAPrIsT cHURcH

314s Lafayette strsst. Phone Yorl
1647. A. n Reynolds, pastor.
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!socIeos Curt NJ. 6. meets Lat -
saHo Sf1oaye Of each meath n SK1o
WAshiASton o. 1sss
A.cs Pure Gold TAbernAals No. sss
1soS 1et and 3rd AoaAays At no
Warrington. esss
Panama Temple No. AZ us.e. ..~
and 4th Thursdays st 1xIo Hsshs~~
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DAUGHTERS OF TAsaamAeAaA

Prince Of Peace Tabernacle No. sSs
ms mss.s It and srd Fridays In saeh
month At Old Colony Hail.
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AND MAKE oIR99TA
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eDenisA War vsessaaA
seA and <tA Friday a sasa Dsaeh.
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shILoH BAPTIST MisoloN.
sesaee ThIsevAsse and Walnut 81.
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otoRTER A. N. Z. chuRcA
Ger 33ra o. and Washia0teA AvA
Phone Main 4e77.
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soVkiNs rAsERNAcLE

Ihe Boykins Tabernacle. s1a.777
ofsad Order II No. 4el, nsete The
nfst and third Saturday Of ssch
month. Fern Hall. 37ll Wolton.
IT, Oliver Aoyal Hsase meeea snA
1eoSay n each AoatA s4 Seo7 V.ste.
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~ 4osay Coaoa0togy Doo1D Aept ~
seard sa1 Inufsday nisAts ae N,Saea Hail
Mystic Shrine nsses ssss,A a>A
toartA Thursday nights e Nt,po.
Hall Sels Chaapa a.
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NNl0HTo OF TABOR
81. James Temple No. AT n..t. -
ana Srd Tuesdays of each month
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OETNl1HGM BAPTIST cNURcN
css. 11n1 AvA aad LaIayoseo o.
pA00o Y0gk 7elS.
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ossNacs, q ~ tsoiN a9Oa9mga
coe. nv AvA aaa seoasoolde
xhnno Yo9k S1o0.
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Aoantaia Le1ss ma Ne. q.
.ss s..s sae ttA Wednesdays q saes
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Ia and Srd Tuesday Of sech month.
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coaa9 70 sgTHsL, TVS ct.vnowl
OF con. m RVS solMTA

3Do6 Washlnston q.
Sunday School. 10 .. n. Preaching
at II q n. and 1850 p. m. Conc %
the Bibao Study Tuesday evenings at
1850. Como TO the Prayer Meetings
ThurDdAy evenings at 1850. The
Spirit and the Bride say CONE. Let
hin that Aeareth. say COME. Let
hin that q athirst, CONE. Whososvor
win let him, CoK1l
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pGopLEv PRESBYTERIAN
Y cAURcN.
oos. Naahla0toa aa1 1or1 Ava
pho01 Yeck 11SA.
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SCOTT -, Z. CHURCH
1D9h Ave. and ciassEooN u
Phone Cha1pe 41oo.
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Western Star Lsaes Ne.
1se and ~ TUssdays - aAsh ~sa&
1AsA AyaDAAoo q
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ZION DAprlsr cAUAcH
Gee. 141h AvA and o1AoN q
Y0sk SS77
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Cssanbdne TenSss %. Il f).
s''s s"s ~eh Msndays - eooA msssA
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oees" elizabeth Tsmpss Ne.
second and fourth ThuroAay q saaA
noatA At p. n.
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cENTRAL DApTlsT CHURCH
oeeh O, tetwss0 caIifetnIa and
o1out ~
Phone CAamDA 1869.
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0ovse- mold of RutA Ne. l1oe.
0SeoaA aAA fourth Wsd.e14ay Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
ny LEO n. IAssEN

Harold Jones. the Tacoma light.
weight. VIA. robbed Of a decision In
his bout with Lieut. Earl Baird In
the main event OF Austin a Salts
smoker at tho Crystal Pool Tuesday
night.
Win honorx even Mt the end OF
the third round. Jones started peck
ing away at Balrd's head with his
left. and crossing with hts right with
singing .ffect. The final round
was ali the Tacoman'a. and Ted
Whitman. who was officiating. made
bad Hlip.up when he called tho
bout a draw. The fans showed their
diSapprovai BY hooting the decision
Baird led Ia the iu,fightinE. but
the long reach OF the visitor plainly
bothered the former amateur king.
Th~ Seattle aviator boxer h eft 10
hts boxing. and his judgment of dia.
lance In poor. for he missed several
hard swings that would have had
their effect II they had landed.
Baird has been In the serviee nine
months and will have 10 do more
boxing in order 10 regain his former
skill
The little Seattle haitler IL very
aggressive. and intends 20 reenter
the ring tn seattle when he returns
from California. wher. he ir an avia.
ton instructor. He left for the
south after lhe fight
Jones IL conner in lightweight
circles and wlt give tho best OF
them battle. He showed wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
JONES' BAIRD FIGHT
IS MiSMAMED DRAW

judgment and Mcintyr~'s coaching
in bis go with Baird when he kept
the Seattle man from closing ia on
him. for baird is very effective a,
mitigating.
In fast and furious 20, Harry
Williams. boxing Instructor at Brcm
erton. won over Oscar Koch. OF
Camp Lewis. In the heavyweight III
vision. Both big fellows went nj II
hammer and tongs. and fought an
even bout until the final session.
when Williams had a shade. 1, was
the best bout OF the card.
hob Harper won hAndily over III
Denny IN the lightweight class
Harper II in wonderful ahnp. and
gave tn. oakiandrr nice lacinR
Denny - game fighter and stood
up under severe punishment ~.
was given a big hand for bis game
ness.
Jim Mason. the comedy middle.
weight. slowed. away Tex Sanders
again in their mill. Roxy wilder.
man. the pride OF tho Butchers un.
ion. failed 20 show for the bout. and
Sanders was substituted Mason
knocked Sanders out In the second
period. This u his third win rs the
sleep method.
Andy Kirah tioorod Curicy Nalen.
court IN the first round OF their go.
but Nuieneourt came back strong
and Knocked out the Brcmcr,on lad
IN the second round when he parked
hard right In the visitors mid soc.
ton.
a large crowd Witnessed the bouts
ana was given a good evenings en-.
trrllinment By Austin a salt. who
lined up a card that pleased the
fans immensely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04

There were many stars in last
years baseball armament. but there
was only one Babe Ruth.
Ty Cobb. Walter Johnson. Jim
Vaughn. Benny kauff ard other
stars received their usual amount OF
Interest. but the fan always returned
TO the question; DID Babe Ruth
make a home run today
known az the start OF the 1918
season as a great pitcher. he soon
set the fans talking By his wonder.
fui hitting
Substituting in the outfield and at
first base. Ruth played these posi-.
uona perfectly in addition to his hit.
ting.
md this fact gave Barrow, man.
gger OF the Red Sox. plenty 10 wor
~ him.
should he play Babe regularly in
one Of these positions and get the
benefit OF his war club. or should he
use him ms n pitcher where he
would probably win 30 or more
games?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04

Barrow. taxing advantage Of
Babes mighty physique. solved the
problem by pitching Ruth in his reg.
ular turn in the box and using ham
In the outfield In other games.
How lie Does IL
The writer was talking to Ruth
last June Just after he had broken
the worlds record for home runs In
consecutive games by hitting four
home runs In four days. one each
day, and asked him what was his
method Of hitting.
POOH said Babe. with a grin,
take a good grip on the bat. dig in
your toes and swing"
While Ruth did not equal Socks
Seybold's American league record OF
10 home runs In a season. this may
have been due TO the curtajlment OF
play on account OF the war.
The American league fans are
eagerly awaiting the opening OF the
1919 season to see II Ruth will come
hack. and wagers have already been
laid that he will beat Seybold's rec,
ord pext yaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
GRID RIVALS
TO PLAY FOR
CITY HONORS

Broadway and Lincoln with sctt.~
the city football championship when
they meet out at nugdalc's park. sat.
urday. Neither team has met defeat
during the season. and neither team
has been scored upon. SO tn. game
win decide without doubt the football
supremacy Ia local interscolastic cir.
cle<.
Lincoln has won three ga-nes. de.
fsa;ing Ballard. West Seattle and
Queen Anne. In the Ballard game
they ran Up a oourA Of i0T to o. The
North End sleven administered a 7. o
beating 10 IVES; Seattle. and downed
Queen Anne. IL to 0, last week.
Broadway won over Queen Anne.
y to ., and eliminated Franklin, IL
toe
Lincoln has lost three men since
The schedule was interrupted By the
fia. Eckman. the leading light OF
the Green Lake school. left school. as
ef Frank Magnusrn and George
Goughtly. the regular ends.
ne First Hin squad. however. Il
p.ssticaily intact. Its hackfieid. Nor.
r.. Green. Smith and Dimmock. IN
sAs same that starred for the Orange
ard Black team last season.
Both teams are working hard for
ne tfular mckee. Coach Green Is
sending his men thru their PAGES
WITH the intent OF perfecting the Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
MEET FILLING
PARIS WITH WRITER'S

Especial TO The star By y. r.. ~
PARIS. Dec. "a new army IL
being modified. It's the army OF
correspondents getting ready to coy.
er" the peace conference.
Paris Is fun OF Newspaper men.
journalists. special writer's. magazine
men. publicists. authors and press
agents.
II looks az II they'ii have to call
out the militia To keep the news
hounds In leash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
HOCKEY TITLE
SERIES TO BE
HELD IN WEST

VANCOUVER. n. C.. Dee. The
worlds hockey championship win b.
decided on Western Ice on March IL
or II. u suggestions sent out By
Frank Patrick. president OF the Pa
cific Coast league. arr adopted.
Worlds series dates are not decid
ed upon Until the regular games
have been played. as a general rule.
but IL will he easier 10 arrange the
regular schedule II IN. dates are de
cided upon now. according TO Pat,
rick
The =. c X. \. schedule will be
drafted the latter part % this month.
for tho ieagu. expects TO get under
way al the first Of the year. The
play for the title between the
leaders and second plao. winners will
b. held on March 7. IL present plans
carry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
Sugar Rules Are
Now Called Off

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.--sugar
restrictions have been aba ndoncd by
the food administration. Tho expect.
cd arrival OF the new Cuban crop
soon. and Increase in the supply of
Louisiana cane and Western beet
sugar. are given as the admin
lstratlon's reasons for the complete
removal OF the ruling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
CAMP PIKE
ELEVEN MAY
VISIT NORTH

Camp Pike gridiron warriors may
invade the Northwest during the hoi-
lday season. 70 take on one Of the
service teams % tho section. accord.
ing to word received here.
The Arkansas eleven IL made up
entirely Of officers. and is stationed
at Little Rock. They play at Camp
Dodge Saturday for the Middle West.
ern and Southern championship.
Camp Lewis Is reported to be- after
such a game. and negotiations may
be completed whereby the Southern
ers viii take on the American lake
players ct Tacoma on Christmas or
New Years day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
ALEXANDER IN GERMANY

CHICAGO, Dec. t.--Grovcr Cieve-
Ind Alexander. famous pitcher. will
sos be able to twiri for the Chicago
team next season. according TO pres
ent Indications. for he IL reported TO
b with the army occupying Ger
many. announced Manager Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04

Veteran fans will recall that IA.
nous old-timc New York Giant
pitcher. Mickey WEIGH. who twirled
from 1851 to iss2 welch was a re
ligious man and prayed for victory
before every game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
WHERE Is IT.

Now that the censorship is
lifted. why not send some good
reporter 10 find the name Of that
Atlantic port" from which our
boys embarked for France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-04
DIAMOND DADS TO MEET

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.-The
annual meeting of the Pacific Coast
Baseball league viii be held here
within three weeks, according to
Charley Graham, president OF the
local club.