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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
ONLY TWO CHANGES
IN NEW GAME CODE
STATE WARDEN'S COMPILATION
SHOWS SEASONAL RULES IN
ALL COUNTIES.

The new compilation of the game
and game fish code Of Washington
has been received by State Gam War
den l.. H. Darwin and is now being
furnished to the game wardens of
the various counties for distribution
to interested parties.
The last session Of the legislature
made only two changes in the game
laws. One provides that skins of
beaver killed outside of the state may
be shipped into the state and sold
after being tagged by the state game
warden. The other change provides
for the licensing of game farms.
The game laws provide that the
county game commissions, in their
respective counties. may open, close
or shorten the upland bird season.
They further provide that the state
game warden may, anywhere in the
state, and the county game commits
sions may, in their respective coun-
ties. close any fresh waters to game
fishing when such action is deemed
necessary for the preservation Of the
fish, In accordance with these pro-
visions of the law many county game
commissions have made changes in
their upland bird season and a num-
Der of the county game commissions
have closed certain lakes and streams
to game fishing.
This new compilation of the game
and game fish laws not only gives the
personnel OF all the county game CON-
missions and the county game war
dens. but in addition sets out what
ever changes have been made by the
county commissions in their respect
i've counties in the upland bird sea-
son and also what streams and lakes
they have closed to fishing. This
makes the compilation an invaluable
guide. particularly to those who fish
or hunt in more than one county in
the state.
Another new and extremely valu
able feature of the compilation is
two charts which show the game laws
of western and eastern Washington
at glance. Because of the different
climatic conditions, the game laws of
the two sections of the state differ
materially.
If you desire a copy Of this com
pilation and cannot secure one from
your county game commission or
county game warden, it may be Sc
cured by addressing l.. H. Darwin
state game warden, p. o. box SS4, Sc
attic, Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
TEAM WORK ESSENTIAL.

Marketing farm products through
the commission house is a partner
ship affair, and no partnership can
be a complete success unless each
partner does his best and is will
ing to make it possible for the
other to work to the best advan-
tage.
Teamwork always counts, and
never more than in the relation Of
producer and agent, as IL exists be-
tween the farmer and his commits
sion man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

four compassion men in the same
town.
Not being satisfied with the re.
turns, he visited the city and dis
covered that the four dealers tc
whom he was shipping were located
not only on the same street, but in
the same block. and two of them in
the same storeroom. The shippers
fancy packed products were on sale
at four places, and buyers were fore
ing the four dealers to compete, with
a resultant cut in prices.
The farmer changed his method
shipped all of his product to one
agent who could stand fancy prices
for this fancy pack. and there was
no competition to destroy his mar.
ket.
Suggestions for Shippers.
For those who contemplate the use
Of commission men as marketing
agents, the Bureau of Markets offers
the following suggestions:
/. Know your agent. Select one
who has reputation backed by ex
perience. an advantageous location
and competent help. A personal visit
will help the farmer in deciding these
points. Have clear understanding
as to charges to be made for services
selling, carriage, storage, repack'
ing, etc. Avoid unknown firms that
make unreasonable promises a. t.
what they will do with shipments
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20
Sues Alleged Trespassers.

Hanna, charging them with trespass-
ing on city property. was filed in the
local superior court the fore part of
this week by City Attorney w. w.
Manner. The city alleges that. with
out it's consent or knowledge, Henas-
ton and Hanna started to cut some
timber from city property near the
watershed in Kassan addition.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

another shipment, and arranged to be
present, though unknown. when the
sale was made. He was able to iden-
tify his berries in the city market by
a stencil number on each crate. He
was astonished to learn that, how
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-06-20

patby and pray God thdt You may get
consolation from the fact that you
gave to his vai a real man--Lee.
"Ny ,.cepest sympathy and kilde5t
regards
CGionei Middle, ton and his regi-
ment are new With the army of oGtr
patton his letter being written from
Remagel, Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Vernon Takes the Final Tilt
Here, 1872: Blgbee Can't
Find the Plate
How Coast
Clubs Stand

Thorols enjoying miserable az.
tesnocn. the small crowd that at.
tended IN. services at the ban park
out tn Rainier ave. bid goodby
- Hill Esslck ard his tribe Of
Vernon Tigers yesterday. The
TIGERS were master Of ceremonies
and TO make fitting and proper
exit. they piastered the locals II
10 in the worst ball game OF the
year here.
Lyle Bigbec. who was on the
mound for the home team ath,a.
letes. must have thought II was
against the rules to heave the hall
with 40 feet OF the plate. because
he walked 10 men during the mat.
inee.
Btghes got cut OF several tight
holes created by his wildness until
the fifth inning. when the oppo-
sitson went into the lead and kept
Il for the rest Of the day
Seattle scored the first counter In
the second frame on waIsh's walk.
couple OF outs at first base and
passed ball by Brooks.
Vernon got psevish In the ninth
inning. and scored seven counters
~ launching hits, hunts and walks.
seattle filled the bases In the final
frame. but only managed 10 score
one run out OF the mess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Coast Prexy
Says imp to
Judge Emery
Flags Players Who Claim
Emery Ball as "AllbI"

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. b.
Proxy Baum today flayed the
players Of the Coast league who
are offering strenuous objection
90 the emery ball. claiming u Is
an "alibi" argument.
1.-THE batting averages Of play
ers 10 date IL larger than II has
been In former years, claims
Baum. This II the best proof
the emery isn't at large In the
league a. many would argue. The
emery and shine ball don't seem
TO be bothering sam Crawford
and Bill RumIer. Besides these
two there are more 800 hitters In
the league today than ever be-
fore 40 late in the season"
There IL fine Of $50 and
two weeks suspension tor~any
pitcher found TO be using the
emery ball or putting any for
eign substance on basebaiis," de-
eIared Baum today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

Del Howard win his Oakland crew for he nns
The tilt Is afternoon
Howard has much locking bali club than
rrsgson which opened the
Seattle boy who had trial with Athletics
visitors ne started ii. baseball. ea With "a. 'is BUTTE Tor e ,ss
In the old Northwestern league Louis Guisto. big
Beavers playing first for The Oaks now aud hi. big
bat Is having its telling effect In the Oakland games.
Elmer Rexer, who has pitched winning the home
club during the p..en. home stay due to tab. the mound
crew here. and lost tough TO the Tigers
weeks yesterday. and he caught good but
Iapsn between the two Of EN- the, should be- able
to take care Of the catching for the swasbes without
struggle
Jack GuIgan baseball ihrower Is on hi. way
to California business this morning missed his
calling by entering baseball he showed
rant his appearance in local uniform,
Charlie Mullen getting off the by signing
up sun. q youngsters rd for s with the oea, squad lie
yesterday. Pgg and Sweet two other hurs
working out with the squad
The Seattle inneId must with the exception Of
league baseball French isn't steady while
knight doesn't waste too much around
next knight is the only infieder who is hitting
The fans sss tina, the season n nnn. long grind and that the
ginger the team but " the present TO hold
their jobs. they viii have TO speed
Coach Jump Hunt Of the University Of Washington has
returned Seattle after an extended personal visit to the
call for gridron practice the university While cannot
very good providing course that ali Of The veterans
counted upon TO make good return to college
Notice from Dobie. Middes hay.
started their football practice get Off
grdron title lie has some wonderful material RETURNING 80 M
npos this and local grid fans will watch the big who
than ordinary interest this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
TEX RICHARD MAKES
"CLEAN-UP" IN OIL

DALLAS Texas. Aug. 1s.--The
celebrities who have followed the
crowd 20 the Texas Oh fields are
TEX" Richard, Jets Willard and
Or. Frederick Cook. Arctic explorer.
OH was recently located on Rick
ards land. making him and his
Eastern friends a fortune willard
has already made lot Of money
IN oil and stands 20 make much
more. Moreover. willard l. report.
"a 20 have staged the one real fight
Of his career on country road
ia the oil fields. when he cleaned
up three opponents at once. Cook
Il an officer Of development
company ard is practicing his pro.
fss ION aH Feol0eist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Is Meehdn a
Conte er
for Crown?
Local Fans viii Be Able to
Answer This After An
derson FIGHT

Seattle fight fans will have their
first real chance of judging Tot them
selves whether or not Willie Meehnn
the much heraidcd fighter from San
Francisco. II a real contender for the
heavyweight crown now worn by
Jack Dempsey when he steps thru
four rounds with ole Anderson. the
big swcde from Tacoma. AZ the
Arena tomorrow night.
Willie had strenuous workout
yesterday with Eiy CASTOR and big
fellow named keeier Wiliie didn't
loosen up until be started operations
with krelcr and the fans in the
gymnasium took the first real notice
Of his ability
Meehan - anxious 10 pat over "a
win here "Wednesday. because " hts
defeat by "Fat" faruo In Oakland the
other night. Local fans should sec q
much better fight than they would
have II Meehan had waiioped the
Southerner. because Meehan - out TO
wipe out that defeat
Anderson. on the other hand. has a
big chance 30 move up in the ftght
game " he beats tho Southsrner. and
he will ione no prestige n the Golden
Gate boy beats him. It's "a hig chance
for Anderson. and there are lot u
local ring critics who are predicting
that he viii show the SOuthernef
something IN tho fight line. Ander-
son. at least. viii give Mcehan a
hattie because he Is a big rugged
kid. who can take lots Of punishment,
and rs doubtful whether Meehan
can hit him much harder than Hector
did recently. and Hector couldn't sink
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Grid Stars Join
Olympic Eleven

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-TWO
more celebrities Of the gridlron we're
selected to play on the Olympic club
football team this season. 1t was an
nounced today by Jack spalding.
football commissioner Of the olympic
club.
Mitchell. who played left end, and
Gardner. who played half back on
team couple of years ago. gent IN
their applications for places on the
Winged "O' team. and were inn
mediately accepted by Spalding, Bob
Mitchell and Gardner won fame and
glory on the Y. s. Marines fighting
gridron machine in the fall Of 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Larue Plans
InUaSiOn of
England Soon
Conqueror Of Willie Meehan
After Bout With Beckett

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. H.
Biii i4arue. the Oakland heavy
weight who busted into fame
thru his decisive win over While
MeeIan. II today planning trip
10 England. according TO Milo"
the strong man. who has taken
IA friendly interest la I.arue's AZ.
fairs.
Milo" several months ago
wrote bettinson. matchmaker 81
the National sporting club Of
London, relative 10 business for
iarue. In the event ~ his win
ming from heehan. I.arue having
broken into the fight game with
The Intention ~ meeting Meehan
and trimming him. Several
fights have been promised I.arue
la England. the iden being 10
work up match with doe Beel.
cit, the English heavyweight
champ.
The present plan Of f.arue
calls for his leaving for England
inside of month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Keen Matches
FOrecaSted
in Golf Play
0uimet TumbIes Into Bed
After First Match

PITTSBURG. PA. Aug. ie--
Many exceptionally keen matches
we're forecast today In the first
round OF match play In the United
states Amateur Golf tournament.
being played at the Oakmount Coun.
try club.
Robert Gardner of Chicago. twice
titie-hoIder. was matched with Max
Marston, New Jersey champion
This Is the first meeting ia four
years At that time Gardner won
from Marston on the aTth hole and
eventually carried off the title.
Another promising match was
that Of Gardner White. New York.
against George w. Hoffner. the
Philadelphia district champion.
Bobby" Jones was to meet James
Manion. the st. Louis public links
star. and John ". stearns. jr.. Of
New York. was to go against Dick
gockenkamp. another star Of the
st. Louis municipal courxe.
In addition the contests between
Simpson Dean. Princeton star. and
Paul Tewksbury. Of Philadelphia,
and that OF Chick Evans and
Dwight Armstrong, Of Pitfsburg.
were OF unusual interest. All told.
rs pairs were out.
Francis Ouirnet. ex.title holder,
tumbled into bed at the club yes.
terday afternoon, the minute he fin.
ished play. He appeared exhausted
physically.
The course was in good shape for
today's play. and the weather was
promising The gun broke over the
field early. and the Indications were
that the storm which ragged nearly
all night had passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Cravath Nearly
Starts Trouble

PfiiLADEIPIiIA. Aug. ~.
When Manager Crsvath gave u
out that Gene Paulette would 20
Ia first base instead Of Fred f.u-
derus. there was much objection
IN Philadelphia. on sentimental
grounds. Luderus has been try
Ing for "A consecutive game rec
ord. He has played something
like f19 without miss and
could make il 500 this season
aud top the marks Of Eddie Col
Inns and Sam Crawford II left
undistnrbed on his first base
berth. Why bench him. anyway.
said the Phills fans. when he's
hitting about 10 points better
than Pauieite2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
DRAWINGS
MADE FOR
NET MEET

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s---(Enited
Press. Early play in the tennis
singles championship Of the United
States. which starts next Monday on
the courts OF the West side Tennis
club. at Forest Hills. l. J.. will bring
together some OF the best players OF
the game. including a match between
Fred y. Alexander. former interna-
ti0naiist. and Gerald l.. Patterson. the
Australian.
The draw was an open affair. the
old seeding" process having been
abandoned. The uncertainty places
probable champions against each
other in very early competition.
=. Howard vosheIl and Conrad
Doyle will come together in the first
round Norman r. Brookes fell into
the second half Of the draw with very
small opposition facing him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Art Nehf Came
Awfully High
to the Giants

BOSTON. Mass. Aug. is.--
President Grant. Of the
Rraves. received $40. 600. to
gether with the quartet OF
players. O'Neii. Causey.
O~s~hger and Jones. In ex-
change for Pitcher Arthur
Nehf. according To word from
New York.
McGraw offered $4,000 and
players at the beginning Of
the season. This wa. later
raised to $50. 900. and the deal
was consummafed AZ $50. 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Whitfield MAY SUCCEED
BEZOEK AS MANAGER

PlTTSBURG. Pa. August 1e-
The trading Of outfielder Casey
Stengel to Philadelphia for out.
fielder George Whitfield had adde1
significance, according 10 those in
the inside" of baseball affairs I'm
this city. II IL said that whhteI
u slated to succeed Hugo Bezdek
as manager OF the Plratea
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1s.---Harry
Wills. New Orleans, negro heavy
weight champion. defeated jeff
Clarke. Joplin. Mo. In the fourth
round OF scheduled Io-round box
ing bout here last night.
MONTREAL. Que, Aug. 10
Eugene Broussoau, French Canadian
middleweight. last night knocked out
Loughlin, American middleweight. in
three rounds.
BOSTON, Aug. ia heavy rain
storm dampened hopes for playing
the challenge match for the national
doubles championship at the Long
wood Cricket club here yesterday
The contestants are Vincent Rich
ards, New York. and William r. Til
den. H.. Philadelphia, and Norman
r.. Brookes and Gerald Patterson,
Australian stara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
SAFER QUITS PIRATES

fiiIsbuRG, Pa. Aug. io.-vic
SAFER has left the Pirates flat and
embarked for his home In Lansing.
Micho declaring he was thru with
baseball. II Is believed Safer was
dissusted with his failure to get go.
ing In his old accustomed stride.
Moiiwitz. another former Cub. has
been doing the bulk OF the first has.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
CASEY MAY LEAD HARVARD

Harvard stadium NJ Cambridge Is
being resodded In preparation FOR the
football games TO he staged there this
fall. Edward Casey may captain the
Crimson varsity, the election taking
place when the squad gathers in the
fall for the preliminary workouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

When Joe Beckett stepped out of the ring in London
last month he left opponent the mat who had taken
and shown lot of punishment The picture of the bout
il similar to the at Toledo when Dempsey put Willard
out of the running Beckes opponent Frank Goddard
Beckett administered punishment the bout which
held at the London Sporting Club The winner meets
Georges Carpenter. French champion The winner
viii. doubt be matched with Dempsey If IL is Beckett,
"a sashing bout should ensue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

SUMMARY struck oat-By BiEher 4.
~ Htusk s. Bases on balls-Cu Bigbse
-. off Heuck :. Two-base hits--Mitcbeit.
MeuseI Thrse-hasr hits--Houek. Meusei
p~ubte piays--Eisher 70 Mitchell 70 Bos-
tpa sacrfsies hlts-Knixht. Boston !.
Nigh. EdInxfon. Sweeney. stolen bases
Weue<l Knight. Passed balls Brooks :.
xplsht. Runs responsible for--Biwbee ~.
Heurk :. Time Of gams--9ses. Umelres
~-~yrnry and Phyle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

The first matches In the inter.
national net meet were played ut
the Firloeh club yesterday. Guy
Fiye OF Tacoma lost hard match
TO Jack Wright Of Spokane In five
sets. The second round gets under
way today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
MOTORCYCLE RACES

Motorcycle racing by teams from
prominent factories will compete In
events In Marion. Ind. on Labor day
at Atlanta. Ga, on September Is. and
New York city. September "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
RRlckIEY COACHES FoRpHAM

Charles Brickley. the famous Har-
yard football star. has been engaged
10 coach the Fordham college ii this
fall Briekley's specially was drop
kicking. In four years he scored
2ss points for the Crimson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

PHILADELPHIA, Aag. ID
n. H. e.
PittHhurR ss.ssfsssssssfs.t. II /
Philadelphia .-t..4.,....... 2 s
Batteries. Cooper and Schmidt. smith
and TraRressor,
BOSTON. Aug ID II. ". n
81. IouiB s.s4t..s..tsssss.
Boston .s....s..tst.s..ts o
batteries, Doak Jacobs and Dilhoefor
Rudolph and Gowdy. Ten innings
BROOKLYN. Aug 10~-Brooltlyn. Gin
einnati game postponed. rain
NEW YORK Aug to.-ChicaRo. New
York. both games post poned, rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

- The st. Thomas Gun club has the
Extinction OF having been the first
-tIub 20 establish shooting grounds in
= public park in the Dominion Of
Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
dSfrZT..,1.,Iz..lI

ROUND COAST RAISES
YssssfAsrfs ~lnasr.-~t.es Angeles. Yer
non.
The tearue leader. farther siinehed
last week. SERIES by defeating the
Hees TO z. despite the iastsr's shift.
In iia~-np-
Carly nrown % the snxsiir crsw =
again torrinE the Cuast league pitchers
uauid. Hait Lake thruwsfnith. IL fust five
pelnts hrhtnd him.
Jacaass rearnisr will play with
the Angels again fesiss. 4 $50 fine
figure. In bi. comeback after n re-
cent scrap on the field.
W'veHINc TuE srouEuoAnD
Ys.terday's bero--CAasan ntxhss nis
henae run IN ths isth save the Pirates
s.tos victory over the rhliiisH
The Cardinals and Rrsvss staged q
biG time contest. the mill soinx 10
reands 20 a rainp draw. TO 4.
Ths white aor ard Athletics INDUCED
In an old time hitting rnuss. With the OF.
slous result. The white ior won. II to 9
Sometime. "Babs" Rafh wins hall
frames. hut yesterday he b~1sea
Wildly 60 the plate. the Brown. win
ming Z To J.
A trio Of runs In the eighth inning
brought the Tigers ou, on the long cnd
o. t.ta-a count over tho Senators
-~----sas--as- .-.----------'s--~--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

Running up score of AZ 10 II.
the Crystal Pool swimming team ran
away from the I.akehome club OF
Tacoma in dual meet at Camp
Lewis Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
ROGUE TOURNEY IN CuIcaco

Chicago Will hold the 1920 tourney
OF the American Rogue league and
may be the permanent site for the
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
ANGELS TAKE LAST
BATTLE FROM BEES

los ANGELES. Aug. 10. - Los
Angeles took the final game of the
series from the Bees here. yesterday.
winning to 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
Major League
Scoreboard
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO Aug H. n. ~ T.
philadelphia .+sttt+..tt.,..
Chicago .ss.4s.s4 t.4.*t.444..ti II
Batteries kercher. Nnyea and Nc.
Avoy, Kerr. Lynn and schalk
DETROIT Aug 10 n " r.
Washington .stt+tt..e..s.+s
Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Batteries Shaw ana ARnow. Boland
and Ainemiih.
sT. LOUIS. Aug. IL r. ". f.
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
81 Louis sts+4tts,.ttt4t
batteries Russell. McGraw. Hoyt and
walters; Gatlia and SEVERED.
CLEVELAND. Aug. H. n H. f.
New York .stts4st.t-s..ttt. ]
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
batteries Mays ana Hannah. BaEby
and Thomas. O'Neill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19
PUBLIC GUN CLUB

The battlefield MarkIe and Spencer
Fiftery and Bassier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

A trio Of runs In the eighth inning
brought the Tigers out on the long end
Of tstns9 count over tho Senators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

Carly nrown % the Angelic crsw =
again tprrinE the Caast league pitchers
Bauid. HAlt Lake thTawaSnith. - iust five
pelnts brhtnd him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

Sometimes "Bab<" Rafh wins hall
Gsme.. hut yesterday he beasea
wildly Ga the plate. the Brown. win
ming I To =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

Jack ciigan, the handsome baseball ihrower Is
TO California Ia business this his
calling by entering baseball he showed nothing
his appearance In u local uniform,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-19

Jaeaass tearnisr will play with
the Angel. again fesiss. $50 fin~
figure. In hi. comeback after n re-
cent scrap On the field.