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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Martins Big
Battle Was
Short Melee
Story OF How A. E. r. Ring
King Won Honors OF
Squared Circle

CHICAGO. Aug. 50.--Bob Martins
greatest battle was his shortest
IL scarcely lasted n minute. yet II
won the Ohio heavyweight soldier
boy tho championship OF the allied
forces overseas.
The story OF the fight In brought
back from France by I'D Slaves. one
OF Uncle Sans physical directors.
who Is In Chicago TO confer with
Jimmy Bronson. Martins manager.
about Matt Hinkel's offer for a fight
at Akron between Martin and either
Sergeant Jack Burke or Captain Rob
Roper.
Bob Martin had waded thru the
best fighters OF the various allied
nations until there was just one OPP
ponent left In his path. Captain
cogswell OF Australia says
SLAVES. This cogsweil had n great
reputation in the ring and the Aus
tralian fighting men came TO Paris
prepared 10 bet every cent they had
on their man.
The American soldiers were
hoping against hope that Martin
would win but II looked like he was
up against II. Hence they didn't
rush TO take the Australian bets.
But the bell.hops In the hotels are
natural born piungers and they took
all the wagers offered.
when the two men stepped into
the ring. Captain cogswell looked
the part OF the finished fighter. First
crack out OF the box he cut loose
with n sharp left jab over Martins
low guard and fiattened Bobs nose.
Bob was surprised and brushed
his nose with an involuntary motion
as II 10 size up the damage. With
that CogEwell let him have another
punch that was a twin brother OF
the first.
But when he tried the same thing
n third time. Martin coolly side
stepped and came back with a ter.
rifle right.cross that sent him down
and out so far that he fell against
the ropes and had TO be carried to
his corner.
The bell-hops collected all the
ready cash the Australians had and
when General Pershing was present.
Ing the medals TO the American win
ners. he stopped in front Of Martin.
put his hand on the boys shoulder
and said:
Wen. Bob. I knew Sou could do
IL. bu, I didn't think you'd do II so
quickly. You have proven yourself
the greatest fighter In the greatest
fighting force the world has ever
known"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Rain May Put
Stop to Big
Racquet Meet
Fifth Round Reached in Ma.
tional Singles Tourney
in the East

FOREST HILLS. l.. l.. Aug. 30.
Omitted Press Rain early today
threatened TO cause a postponcment
Of the NTH round OF the national
singles tennis championship here.
-Four feature matches. bringing to-
gethcr the surviving stars OF the
tournament. were scheduled for this
week end. The present champion. r..
Lindley Murray. Niagara Falls. n.
Y. was matched with William NJ.
Johnston. the San Francisco star,
who put the Australian. Gerald l..
Patterson. out OF the running yes.
terday. Richard Norris Williams IL,
Boston. was 10 face Maurice +. Nc
I>oughlln. the California comet"
and Norman T.. Brookcs. the lone
survivor OF the Australian team. was
TO meet the Philadelphia star,
William Tildcn n. Walter Merrill
Han. New York. was paired with
Wallace Johnson. Philadelphia.
a trio OF the big stars OF the
tournament. including two OF inter
national fame. went out In Hensa'
tionai matches which marked tho
fourth round yesterday. Patterson.
the veteran Australian. succumbed TO
the superior playing OF Johnston
tn. japanese. Ichiya Kumagae. was
eliminated by Tiiden. Philadelphia,
and the Southampton winner. Charles
s. Garland. Jr., the former Yale star
was beaten by the Australian. Nor
man T.. Brookrs. With the defeat OF
n. v. Thomas BY Richard Norris
Williams H.. the chances OF the
Australians in the tournament were
put up TO a lone. survivor. Brookes
Though II was far from perfect
exhibition OF skin. with loose. err
ratio playing on both sides. the
4 match between Patterson and John
ston was thrilling and spectacular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
NATIONAL DIVERS MEET

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o-Arrange-
ments are completed at Rye Beach
for the national high diving cham.
pionship contest today. Clyde Swen-
son, OF the Los Angeles Athletic
club, national champion, will defend
his title against Frederick Sponberg,
newly crowned metropolitan cham.
pion. and others. Sponberg has been
displaying wonderful form in recent
competitions. and his followers be-
lieve the Californian will have to
show some remarkable work to out
point him.
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remaining games and the Giants should win two-thirds
of their remaining games they still would fall short of
tying Moran's men. IL looks all over.
In the American the White Sox still away up
there but with not the solid footing the Reds TO
have In the National. Fans still wonder if Kid Glea-
sons two pitchers and the terrific hitting of the team
can hold out until pennant is cinched. At the slight
est sign of slowing up. either Detroit the Cleveland
Indians stand ready to step to the front The Yankees
and Browns apparently out of it. After
getting rid Of Carl Mays the Red Sox are showing
more pepper and are making trouble for the leaders,
who strive to fatten their standings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Here are teams entered now:
Anadsis--Trurkrv. Mike pscarovfrh
MrJtllirudy. u. Riley. y. Riley. Pendis.
ton. Broaki. Rude. Attisson. Mcknight
Chiftsndoa. Gus Dayia.
o. N. wnliam.-w. 7. av.st. n. y
Shields. O. y. kalin. A. cononiis. u
Hsrthinisr. l. renns. A. n. pra,o. Robert
Criffsn. w. II. rsarsais. Gus sch2tfan.
ksrk. A. y. Lund. I. y. summer.
Company n. Third washington inssn.
try--Ernia Blwoed. Leo ksiior. ~
saAri. Harry storey. Rudolf saari. Viz
Weston. I. c. orr. Chris Dahie. a. G. a.
pahIe. c. W. Reilly. Jim storey.
Msrcers-F. cottsr. r. cott-r. Casper
Hayes. coiman. Beers. Andersen. Evans
Ciansen. SaSAnis. Petite.
Steel werxs--Uarold Kssne. Hsnry
Cunningham. George Barn.cu,. Claude
scott. Heward Bi.ir. Douglas Fair.
weather. Harvey McIvor. w. II. Hsnsisy.
v. II Rsnsafe. Thea CassmAn. ClArsnca
Smith. Ben Smith
pafiard--Ai ssokke. Bell Eokash. Earl
Pike. John Holland. G~orxs Merfaeh.
Ross Stoke. Otis Stoke. Fred seh~sa-
der. fArreacs Mccumbsr.
Navy lard cuhs-pud Ridley. Nfk-
MALTA. Bud Petersen. Ar, Smith. !.
DilIo. n Palmer. = Krampsr. Al Sever
son. C. casad. T. Lane. q. Piekens, A.
Ruisy. J. III. Smith
shsnsr a woiff-A p. ranikuia Com
ers. ". IT, Muilip. Frank Beii. ssbiey
stsnmoe. Carl knoblanch. Georges Perrin.
Eddie Cullen. q. A. Ramsey. A. T.. Hol-
brook. Mike Clancy.
We, wash <s--Burrows. blossom. aar-
Essan. Knapp. sorenson. Cauxhiin. Hugh
banks. seghrit. Shinabacker. schrape.
Maxwell. Gillian
Aihambra Ctup--p. Norris. Mooney.
Dean. Agee. Penn. Wells. Hodsn. Gonna.
Wilson. Austin. MeciaIr. G. Norris
Hibernisns--ColiIns. u. Moiioy. HirGin-
bcthaut. Graham. Hunton. Moir. White
sides. Retdsr. .. Moiloy. Donohue. Nc
Atssr. Hincny.
Quens Anne Merchants--F. l. Knnx. r.
y. saberhagen. u. u. spark. Leo Taylor,
W. ". Dennis. v. A. johnson. Lieut.. Mon
tand. ". L. Christenson. J. Allen. ". IL.
Barley. Oliver. Frisdhoidt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Racing Bill
Opens in No.
Yakima Soon
so Horses Entered in East
ern Washington Track
Event

YAKIMA. Aug. 30.---with entries
Of 50 horses. including some OF the
fastest In the Northwest. tho pro-
gram OF running races for tho Wash
ington state fair, at Yakima, Sep
tember Is to 20. In expected TO de-
vciop some contests equaling In In
fercst the harness races. which were
dropped on account OF n conflict Of
dates.
A total OF s.. 900 in prize money f.
being offered for the running races.
exclusive of the Indian races. which
will be a feature Of each days pro
gram. and Of the Elks' Derby on Fri
day.
Following Is the program:
Tuesday. sept. -
Race No. f--openinx selling stalk. purse
$500 for s-yesr-oids and upward. 100
pounds weight for are. pounds al
lowed for each 100 pounds les. 70 900
pounds Sir furionKx
Race No. z-seyen furfongs. purse $3.50.
Race No. 3--Ftve furionxs. purmss 100.
Wednesday. sept II
Race No. Yakima Derby. purse $500.
Handicap. s-year-oids and upward. Ia
Race No. s-Four and ons-hsif furiongs.
all ages. purse tieo.
Race No. s--sfr furionxs selling. purse
$3.50.
Thursday. Sept. ~
Race No. T--Governor Hart handicap.
purse $500. for 5-year -olds and upward.
six furiongs-
Race No. s-ons mile. selling. purse
1900
Race no. s--rivs furiongs. purse 800.
Friday, sept. 10
Race No. fo--The Efks Derby. sweep-
stakes Of f2e on each entry. the fair
70 add 1900. To be ridden by members
Of Yakima lodge No. ais. -. y. o. y.
One mile
Race No. ii-aeven furionEn purse 1900.
Race No. i2--FIve furiongx. purse 400.
saturday, sept. 20
Race No. fJ--Non- winners at this meet.
purse 1900 one mile
Race 10. if-seIiing. purse $3.50. sir fur
longs.
Race No is--Son-winners at this meet.
purse 1850. five furlongs
Race No is--Son-winners since septsm-
Der I. purse 500. five furiongs.
The races are to be run under the
rules OF the Intermountain Fairs and
Racing association. Jockeys are re.
auired to obtain licenses. and purses
are divided 10. 20 and 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
O. A. c. WILL PUT
OUT STRONG TEAM

Football Coach w. II. Hargiss OF
the Oregon Agricultural college is in
Portland with James J. Richardson.
general manager Of athletics at Cor.
wallis, completing arrangements for
the opening Of the football training
season during the middle OF next
month. Hargiss expects that foot.
ball will come back stronger than
ever In the Northwest this season.
The Aggie coach IN confident OF
having strong eleven this fail, a
large number OF letter men OF 1917
and 1913 announcing their intention
OF donning suits again this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
.Ge9Y \ 81,
3e16zSeMs

Games at Brown 4 Huien's yes.
terday:
l. Teepc fell before Jim Davis
In n game Of three cushions.
rs 10 90.
G. s. Sardam. with a score OF
100. took the first game of Ia
balkline from G. S. Cooper, but thu
latter came back and took the SEQ.
ond mix. 100 to 90.
dad" MeelSer, at the same
game later beat Sardam, $50
10 leo.
Norman and Davis split tvu
angle games. Norman winning. the
first 25 to l6, and Davis the second
20 to is.
shorty" Shaw, the safest PLAYER
In the world, fell before Il. Berg to
the tune OF 25 to IS at three cush-
ions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

There In another picture In the
gallery of old masters.
Jack Britton, wcltorweight cham
pion OF the world.
Britton Is the most wonderful
fighter within the hempen square
today. Jack is the oldest and most
scientific man In tho ring. At the
age Of 81 this master boxer won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Seattle Amateur Baseball Series Gets Under WAY Sunday
HIGH SCHOOLS TO HAVE STRONG TEAMS RACE
Anyh@wg Giants Cam Have Second Nome,
BY FRED TURBYvILLE

From present indications the Giants will take second
money in walk And that isn't any joke either for
in the big leagues this year the rnnerup in each race
VIII receive proportionate cut in the world series
swag The Giants look TO have second place cinched
Despite the fact the Reds outgamed them on their own
field and now hold such n lead that only n miraculous
performance can put the New Workers Mt the fore
again, they have played wonderful ball of late They're
travelling almost fast the Reds Their only chance
to win the pennant is the cracking of the Reds The
Reds have played 800 ball on the road and team
that going at that gait at this stage of the season
is hard to stop IL the Reds should lose half of their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Here's Series Schedule

Hbernians O. b. Williams, at Lincoln playfield.
$50 p. m.
$3.50 p. m.
Mike Wright vs.. Queen Anne Merchants ut Wood
land No. l at 4 p.
Navy Yard Cubs VS.. Iron Moulders at Walla Walla
Mercer Athletic club Anadel at Mercer play
field.
Wet Wash "a VS.. Co. b Third Washington Infantry
Woodland No. 1. 2 p. m.
Shaner Wolff Alhambras. Liberty park,
2:30 p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
BECKETT IS
STILL AFTER
J. DEMPSEY

Bernard Mortimer. manager OF Joe
Beckett. declares that the British
heavyweight IL ready 10 meet Jack
Dempsey. the worlds heavyweight
champion. in England or America.
at any time after his match with
Carpenter, the French siuggcr. In
London. next month
Mortimer declares that he prefers
20 have the bout staged In England.
because the fighters could so a
longer distance than in any OF the
big cities 81 America
Beckett. however. Is anxious 20
make n try for tho belt. and IL not
opposed 10 fighting Dempsey any.
where In the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
CURE FOR CANCER
PREDICTED SOON

LONDON, Aug. S0.--A cure for
cancer will be discovered shortly. ac-
cording to the prophecy of Sir James
Camille, the eminent surgeon. who re-
Gently preached at st. Peters church.
He contended that II the authorities
viii give the doctors the power and
m oney required. they will abolish
every disease. tuberculosis and canr
Ger included.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
POSTPONE Mays CASE

NEW YORK, Aug. 3o.--Applica-
ton OF attorneys for the New York
American league club to postpone
the hearing OF their application to
make permanent the Carl Mays In
junction, was granted today In the
equity division OF the supreme court.
The hearing was set over until Sep
TENDER 8.
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back his welterwcight title by n
knockout from that good young
fighter Ted kid" Lewis. He has
fought that youthful and excellent
champion. Benny Leonard. on three
occasions and held his own after
terrific battles And mind you, Brit
ton Is well past the age at which n
boxer Is considered to be at his best.
And what Ia moro commendablo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

than all that is the fact that Britton
devoted his whole time to boxing for
the wounded soldiers and sailors
during the war. Although well above
the draft age. Jack enlisted his scrv.
ices as an entertainer of the wound
ed and has boxed several hundred
times-more often than any other
boxer for war charities and the
amusement of soldiers and sailors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
HORNsBY Is SUED

Frank @. Rowe. retired grain deal
cr. has sued Roger Hornsby, OF the
81. Louis Cardinals. for 1000 dam
ages. Hornsby in his automobile
recently ran down Rowe and severe.
~ injured him. The man has been
in n hospital since. and alleges he
has been crippled for life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
MANAGER OLSON,

Rumors float around Brooklyn
that Ivan Olson is TO succeed wilbert
Robinson as manager OF the Brook.
Ign Dodgers next year. wilbert Rob
inson. 80 the story continues. win
manage the New York Yankees, In
place Of Miller Higgins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
PrepSchools
to Call Out
Grid Squads
Grid Season Will Get Under
Way in City Soon;
Lincoln Strong
PREP PROGRAM


West Seattle vs. franklin. October T.
Franklin Va. Lincoln. October ~.
Broadway vs. Queen Anne. october II.
Ballard w. Lincoln. october IT.
West Seattle IS. Broadway. October -.
Queen Anne Va. West Seattle. October
90
Franklin w. Ballard. October 20.
Broadway Va. Franklin. October ~.
Lincoln vs. Queen Anne. November I.
West Seattle w. Lincoln. November !.
Broadway va Ballard. November =.
Queen Anne vs. Franklin. November ~.
wegt Seattle vs. Ballard. November I'll.
Lincoln vs. broadway. November ~.
with the opening Of the city high
schools next week comes the first
call for gridiron practice in the
high schools. There promises TO be
a warm race for city honors this
year.
Lincoln and Broadway we'll have
powerful teams as a host OF veterans
will return to each school. just
what kind Of teams the other schools
Will have is rather problematicai AZ
yet.
There have been strong rumors In
city high school circles that Coach
Leslie Turner OF Broadway would
not return to the first hill school
this year but he Is expected to be
back at his post again this year.
Wells at Lincoln
Ernie Wells will be out at Lincoln
again this season after an absence
OF two years. Lincoln now holds tho
city title as they won II couple
Of 81 nj
played a tie game with the first hill
school last season. r
Coach Green. who was at the head
of the Lincoln school last year. II
in charge of the physical direction
at the North End school this year.
Allen is expected to return to
Queen Anne to tutor hill grid
teams again. Reseberg will be on
the Job at Franklin and McComb at
Ballard. The West Seattle coach
has not been appointed yet
Lincoln Vets
Lincoln has the nucleus for Z
powerful team Walter JUL. tackle.
will captain the team. Louie Pit
wood. guard OF a couple Of years
ago. who has been In France. will
return to school and win be eligible
the second quarter.
Other veterans returning are:
Alien Harris. backfield man: HAlletf.
fuilback: Eddie Hedwaii. end: Bill
Savage. tackle: Sandberg. guard:
Tommy Murphine. halfback. and
Phil Glenn. center.
Among the new men who show
promise are: Jack Pickering. back
field candidate. Heinie Hyllengrin,
Harold Weber. quarter. and Reynold
Bargelt. backfield man.
broadway Lineup
At Broadway Cot Rice win return
to play center: Martin. at guard. vas
a star last year: George Hagen. end:
Sergt Allen. Bill Graham. tackle, and
Chef Vincent. tackle, are some OF
the stars who will be out for places.
Franklin's prospects are fair with
BIZ Cynall. tackle; Steve Pigott.
half: Dick Reeki-. half: Ted Ahner.
guard. and Warren Iverson. center.
back for places.
Up at Queen Anne Bill Spariman.
fullback; Dick Holbrook. center:
Molly" Mccarthy. end. and q host
OF green material, will be Aliens
problem.
Nothing has been heard from Bal.
lard or West Seattle as yet
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OUT OF SERVICE

Marty Farrell IL out OF the serv.
Ice and In New York starting train.
ing work in the ring. His affairs
are being handled by Billy New.
man, who also manages Irish Patsy
Cline.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.---w. F. Bacus.
Portland, Ore. tied the worlds rec
ord In light fly casting here Friday
In the nth annual fly casting cham.
pionshIps with a mark OF 9y.6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Star Bike Races Today

Some hundred boys racing in The Star bike
race carnival at Green Lake today. The races were
scheduled to get under way at p. m.
There four tap with a long list of
prizes for the winners. The full dope will be pub
lished in Mondays Star about the outcome of the
event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Sestcrdsy's winperS-OskIand, Yer
non. salt Lake. Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

The Reals scored 10 hits. the Oaks five
The Oaks made six runs. the Seals four
An error by Corhan and a close decision
at the plate were fatal to the Seals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

The biz Indian" shoot viii be
staged at Lake Crescent next week.
This IL the big shoot OF the season
here. Many outsiders are entering
tho event.
The Green Lake Gun club win
move 10 their new grounds az Fort
I.awton at the end Of the season.
These grounds can be easily reached
BY street car and auto.
Bobby Hopkins. manager Of
the Foundation Shipbuilding
company. has his order In for =
,o-xaEr Parker. This IL for
Mrs. Hopkins. who IL lover Of
the hunting game
Hunters are going into KittitaA
county for grouse and limit bag
siii probably be the order OF the day
this has been an exceptionally good
year for upland birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30
Stars Ball Series Will
Decide City Title for
This Year; Here's Dope

Strong Teams Entered in City Race; Umpes Are to Be
Chosen at Grounds; Belmont Dye Works Quits Race
! for City Honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Bob Harper, Seattle lightweight.
challenged the winner Of the Baird
Peisinger 70 last night. IL means he
meets Pelsinger.
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|u1D H1l3
| RE23gGf~'
% siis.

Jimmy DO Forrest. who trained Jack
Dempsey for the fight with Jess willard.
is running boxing shows AT Long Branch,
". ]
Eddie Fitxsimmons. who boxed at oak
land three or four years ago, made a
start at Boston the other night with
Harry Carlson. and stopped his man In
four rounds
Jimmy Mcfarland. younger brother
Of Packcy Mcfarland. IL starting 10 box
In the East. II he's anywhere near as
good as was his brother. he'll surely be
heard from.
Kid Peterson and Curly Naiencourt
fight Mt Everett Monday.
George InFio. Seattle lightweight. lost
his first start In the Philippines to Fran
cisco Flores In a 1o-round 40.
Lee Morri-ey fights Fred Gilbert In
Bend, Ore. Monday.
Mick King and Frank Barrienu. mid
diewalghta. tauglo over the l2-round
route Mt Boise. Idaho, Monday.
Bob Harper, Seattle lightweight.
challenged the winner Of the Baird
Peisinger 70 last night. IL means he
meets Pelsinger.
Harry Casey. Seattle lightweight, fights
spider" Kelly Of Butte In the Montana
city. 10 rounds. Monday.
Joe siminich, Butte battler. In n
Seattle visitor. lie would make
good opponent for Trnvie Davis, tho
Everett crack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

George Baker. }. u. Lewis. Il.
y. Scsries. and &. J.. TcmpIeton
arc shooting today In n meet nj
Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Mick King and Frank Barrienu. mid.
dieweighta. tauglo over the l2-round
route Mt Boise, Idaho, Monday.
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Home run.-Blsses and Mullen tssat
iiel.
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Kid Peterson and Curly Naiencours
fiKht Mt Everett Monday.

George Inrio. Seattle lightweight lost
his frs, start In the Philippines TO fran
cisco Flores IN a 10-round 10.
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Joe siminich, Butte battIer. Ii n
Seattle visitor. lie would make u
good opponent for TrHvie Davis, tho
Everett crack.
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Lee Morri-ey fights Fred Gilbert In
Bend, Ore, Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-30

Jimmy DO Forrest. who trained Jack
Dempsey for the fight with Jess willard.
Is running boxing shows at Long Branch,
~.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

as they would be in civil life with re-
gard 10 pay and other conditions.
1t is considered that, for the pur-
poses above stated, about one million
men would be required, which means,
roughly mat three out OF every four
men viii be demobilized and the fourth
retained "to finish the Job"
the idea IS to release the men who
have already rendered the most service
to the country. Probably some stipu-
lated date Will be fixed and all thc men
who Joined the service previous to tnat
will be demobilized The pay Of the
men retained will be largely increased.
and new scheme OF leave introduced.
The men thus retained TO bridge the
gap until the reorganization OF the new
standing peace army viii be considered
as fulfilling functions as important as
fighting. and employers of labor Will
be requested TO keep open for them
their pro-Nar posts. as Was done during
the war for he fighting mcn.