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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
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OIL CITY. rH., March =. & 'r"dit ia /
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. March T. '1s.
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8asten G. Co, members OF tho New YORK
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A. Cambridge.

The EarEesvill" Bowling t""uI Will -
10 C'amlriGg" this evening where they
Will bowl III" team Of hat '!tE. Fnl-
lowing are t,!r rnrr!nrrs q; ihr Barnes
vllf team: Eiri; t'6hurn- captain: Roy
Groves. willard Campbell. John rlary.
John IIca:"y and Robert Steele.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

Rolshcvist Russia Is said to hc r1EidlT
"hone drv." the boIshevist leaders me-
wanting any competition in tAs 1rmon
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
HOGS bU[[ED
CORN MARkE 7

CHICAGO. March Corn adTanccn
in value today chiefly owing I" oel''t
tina, the $3.50 minimum noE p.
would hc maintained during March. nc
,ro.c although unsettled was = ;"lSs
NO, birhrr with May $l.c6I-to $l."6 y
and July size TO sl.c2B. oats hniSa-
cd Il TO ~ up. Provisions gained - 20
o. cents.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING ". Va. March .. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, complied for the Intelligent
c>r.
STIIf.ES lid 7 A SIX ! +. u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

Cash quotations.:
Corn-Eo. : yellow s1.32L @1.35: No
4 ,.,l,ou. ST nTtl. 81: No : yellow Sl.2S
q 1.oSi..
Oats-No. ; white 5sG5ae; standard
$50 G159%c.
Pork--Nomnal
Iard-s35.75.
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N-ASJuNtiTDN H. g. March %.--Thc
following casualties nr% reported by the
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Total sales %i2.A"n shares.
Bonds 1896. fnn.
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MIGHT LIST
Died Of ou1las.

ITlNnIG IrFNIEE II
wounded Severely.
Private Norman }. stevenson I"'s
hurEh. Pn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
PREP TEAMS
PLAY DOUBLE
BILL FRIDAY

Broadway and Franklin will clash
In the big grid game OF the city prep
league AZ Denny field. at the rniver-
sity ~ Washington. Friday afternoon.
In the second half OF double bin.
Lincoln and Queen Anne with mix in
the first game. The first tilt will get
This was decided Mt meeting OF
the high school principals last night.
AZ first u was thought that II would
not be possible 20 stage the games Mt
Denny field. because the play might
put the field in poor condition for the
big intercollegiate game the next day.
Broadway authorities considered
that Franklin would have the ad-
vantage II the game was played at
Dugdalc's. Franklin's regular prac-
ucc field.
This week has been dubbed foot
bali week" by the grid followers.
Three games OF Glass "A caliber
will he played on the university field
within two days II is expected that
the four high schools will crowd the
stands TO capacity. Franklin and
Lincoln will occupy the south stands.
while Broadway and Queen Anne will
I'll the stands on the side OF the uni
versity gym.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Turner May
Protest Two
FranklinMen
Wise and McGill Questioned
by Broadway; Franklin
Has New Center

broadway threw big scare into
tho Franklin camp yesterday. when
Coach Turner. Of the first hin eleven.
inquired into the eligibility of Wise,
left and. and McGlil. fullhaeh. on the
Mt Baker school NcGin IL said 70
live in the broadway district. and
Wise IL alleged 20 be ineligible be
cause he didn't attend school during
the last quarter Of last year. Wise
started school AZ Franklin In the
fall OF 1918. but quit when the 'fiu'
ban was on. lilo entered school this
year and Franklin contends that he
Ia an entering freshman.
Coach Turner wouldn't say today
whether broadway would protest the
men or not Coach Reseburg. Of
Franklin. didn't make any announce
ment. other than that Neon had
been forced 10 move temporarily. and
had lived in the Franklin district
until n few weeks ago. lie didn't
give out any statement on the Wise
case
without wise and Mociii IN the
lineup. the Franklin chances in Fri.
days uit with broadway would be
mighty aim.
Turner Talks
franklin hnn always gone out OF
It's way 10 protest broadway play.
ers. said Coach Turner. of the Pine
A. school. today. ~ couple Of zen.
aona ago they protested the playing,
OF Gerald McClarc ON the broadway
squad n few minutes before the kick
off. without warning before hand
our inquiry at least gives the South
enders fair warning"
Interest In tho two schools over
the coming game IL at a fever pitch.
and there won't be any love lost
when the two squads take the field
Saturday.
Emery Stanley. veteran center on
the 1917 Franklin high school squad.
will hold down his old place in the
center 81 the line Friday. when the
Mt. Baker boys hook up with Broad.
way in tho big clash OF the season.
In Navy
Stanley IL just out ~ the navy.
and entered school tho day the
eligibility list for the second quarter
games closed. lie Is a big fellow
and weighs 40 pounds. He will re.
place West. who viii be ready 10
jump into the fray.
Franklin lost one good player for
the big game when Warren Iverson.
star center on the 1915 squad. re-
turned 10 school from n trip East.
too late TO be eligible for the big
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Blake Will Haze Edge on
Steers at Kicking Game
Dave Logg Is Out for Year, Coach Hunt Is Pessimstic
Students to Stage Big Nightshirt Parade Friday

wonderful eleven The Whitman
game was more on the order of a
track meet. with Daley starring in
the sprints. than n football contest.
The line showed up well. but what 1t
will do against heavier and more cx.
perienced backs. Is question.
Two thousand and five hundred
underclass men are to take part In
a big nightshirt parade downtown
Friday night IL will be the first
time since 1915 that n parade of this
kind has been held. Spaulding's Will
give a prize to the organization on
the campus putting on the best
stunt.
Graduate Manager Darwin Mels.
nest expects a 10000 crowd TO be
on hand. II the weather is good.
Tickets for the game are on sale at
Spauldines'. Piper q Taft and Uni
versity Pharmacy No. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Ivy LEO ~. I.tSSEN

International relations will get n
/ kick in the ribs tonight for some is
minutes when Mexican Joe Rivers.
lightweight. climbs thru the ropes at
the Crystal Pool for a nix.round scs.
sion with Harry Casey. the Wild Seat.
/ tie frishman.
The Mexico ireland melee viii head.
line Austin a Salts second program
OF swat OF tho season which awaits
the local fans. No championship bat
ties are on tap. but II looks Ike a
busy evening for the miit fans.
This is Rivers firrt appearance In
local ring. A few years ago little
Joe was the big noise In fiEht circles
and a big nuisance 10 the champions
Of his day.
Warm bout
Livciier than tho jumping bean
the national fruit OF Mexico. Rivers
promises to nike things warm for the
local boy. while Casey IN predicting
that Rivers will think that all the
hot tamales In Mexico are hitting
him between the eyes when hostiIitica
start tonight
Rivers ~ an old hand az the game
and made his reputation In hin great
fixhfs with Ad woiEast and Willie
Richie. who wore the lightweight
crown In turn. The little visitor IL
making comeback In tho squared
circle and Is out after tho Coast title
In his division.
The dope says Rivers win win on
experience and cicvcrnrsr. but Casey
Is a tough. rugged kid. and has just
as much chance of coping the Old
decision as Rivers. II looks like a
battle on. paper. a4ea f44tt
Madden Meets Kct<hcu
Another go that il attracting lot
Of attention IN tho Lloyd Madden
Young Kctchell tint. This will be the
semi windup AFFAIR. KetcheIi IL max
ing his bow to local Kingdom In his
bout with Madden. Lloyd n too well
known here for further advertising
They are w.lterwelehts.
Pat Williams. brother Of Billy WI.
iiams. retired lightweight. will also
make his bow TO Seattle fans tonight.
He takes on RED" Gage. who has
been coming along at fast clip In
the f33-pound division. Gage In In
swell shape and hits hard. IL be-
hooves Williams 10 make real
showing. because he's tacklinr one
tough bird In tho carrot-toppcd young.
ster.
Davidson Meets GLEASON
Charley Davidson. Tacoma feather.
weight. viii meet Irving Gleason In
the second bout on the card. repiac.
ing Billy Joyce. who was cut over the
eye in training. Joyce will appear
In future show.
In the curtain raiser Young Critic
shows with Les Haynes.
Ad schacht will be the third man In
the ring.
The FIRST bout gets under way at
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Dempsey Can't
See Fighting
for Good Coin
Kearns Turns Down Match
With Willie Meehan for
$4,000
by HENRY l.. FARRELL

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Oct 2e.--Dempsey
isn't ready to fight yet.
Despite the yarn from the cham.
pion's circus tent that ne was pining
and wasting himself away to get
back into the ring. his manager, Jack
Kearns. wouldn't talk business last
night when the New Jersey promot-
er. Dave Mackay, offered him s25 900
for an eight-round. nodecision fight
with Willie Meenan. Fred Fulton,
Bill Brennan or Battling Levinsky.
1t appears that the movie game
hasn't been squeezed for dollars by
the champion, and he wants to try
his hand at that before ne risks"
his title.
Dempsey's first bid for easy coin
on the vaudeville stage was the
"bloomer" Of the season. His next
whirl with the circus proved disap-
pointment, and finally Kearns came
East to sign up any kind of a fight
In New York.
That old line from the ringside in
Toledo. THE champion will fight any
one and every one" was repeated
from almost every flag station on
Kearns' route up from Texas. II
looked as tho Kearns really meant to
put the champion back In the ring In
the very near future.
But Mackay couldn't pin him down
to anything. The only indication Of
fight from the Dempsey quarter
came when mention was made II
Fred Fulton. Kearns said the cham.
pion would fight the Minnesota plas.
terer the first time he met him
even II 1t was on the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Whites Barred From Valley Land
Il u
Kent Rod Gun Club Men Make Charge AGAINST laps
Aliens May Lose Hunting Rights

the Washington State sportsmen as
ISOLATION 10 be held in Yskima in De-
ccmber.
Many laps are not complying with
the law demanding that aliens obtain
and carry permits for carrying fro
arms. say reports. County game
deputies have been instructed TO
search all Japs found hunting in this
section 20 enforce the law requiring
that aliens carry such permits The
Japs are also being accused OF hunt
ing in the valley out of season. and
the enforcement Of the permit law
will help remedy this condition, say
the Kent Eportsncn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Japs are poor sportsmen. ae-
oording 10 the reports brought
back by Earl Frye. secretary Of
the Seattle Sport@men associa-
tion. from n recent meeting Of the
kent Rod and Gun club. the big !,
organization Of sportsmen in tho
White River valley.
Dap farmers In tho valley. In
the vicinity Of Kent and Auburn.
hung up signs In their farms pre-
venting hunting on their land
nm then barred only white men.
allowing their fellow Jsps to hunt
Mt will on their land In the bird
hunting season which closed re-
Gently, according 10 Kent hun
ters.
There II no law preventing such
action on the part OF land owners.
but II IL a violation OF the code OF
white hunters point
out.
Sportrncn Of the state plan 10
eliminate the alien control Of hunting
by passage Of legislation by the state
allowing only American citizens. with
the exception OF citizens Of bordering
the right 20 obtain state
game and FISH licenses in Washing
ton.
Further details OF the campaign
20 put over the legislation win be
worked out nj the annual meeting OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
CARL MORRIS MADE
BIG BONEHEAO PLAY

Carl Morris made . big mis-
take. Carl was matched in the
South 10 mix with Willie Mce-
han nj Oakland for n four-round
session tonight The match was
made before his trip North 70
meet Ole Anderson. Carl was
warned by Mcehan and by Simp
son that Anderson was . big.
tough Swedc. but still Morris In.
sisted on coming North, figuring
that Anderson Was . sucker and
would bounce on the floor n
once hit. Everything went wrong
for Carl. The big hick did ~
tho boun cling himself. and
bounced right out Of the Meehan
match. NJ the Oakland promoter
has cancelled the match. Roy
Mccormick. English miller,
meets Al Norton instead ut Oak
land tonight And those Oak
land medals are somewhat fatter
than what Carl pulled down In
Seattle. Young Hector isn't the
only heavyweight on the Coast
who needs . real guardian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Haynie Meets
Trauie Davis
in Arena Mix
viii Settle Welter Title OF
Coast; Jim Flynn viii
Meet Keller 9

Sailor" Frank Haynie,
San Francisco welterweight,
will meet Travie Davis.
Everett miller, in the main
event Of Clay Hite's smoker.
to be staged at the Arena.
November 5. This bout will
settle, beyond all question the
welterweight supremacy of
the Pacific Coast. Jim Flynn,
the fighting fireman, will try
to make good in the North
west when he meets Willie
Keller in the semi-windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Kicking plays n big part In every
close tilt on the Rridiron. and Wash
ington will have an edge over Ore
gon at this end OF the game when
the two big schools clash here sat.
urday.
Buei Blake. the Washington punt.
er. ranks well with any kicker In
tho conference. kicking good dis
lance and averaging high. Most
kicl<ers find II hard 20 hang up n
high average. kicking one n mile one
time and straight UP In the air the
next.
Bill Steers, the Oregon star quar-.
terback. will do the punting for the
Lemon and Green squad. He II also
n steady kicker. but he will have
to admit supremacy TO Blake. unless
he has improved since 1911.
Steers Does Fancy Work
Steers will also do the drop kick.
ing and placement booting for the
visitors. He has an edge on Ted
Faux in this respect Faux win
have to show n lot more form In
kicking goals after touchdowns than
he did Saturday.
Washington chances OF winning
Saturdays game against the Uni.
versity of oregon received n severe
Jolt when Il became known that
Dave Logg. counted upon to hold
down the fullback job. would be out
for the rest Of the season with a
fractured Jaw.
Some OF the varsity supporters are
inclined 10 think that tho Lemon
and Green squad would be easy meat
for Coach Hunts warriors, after the
trouncing they gave the Whitman
eleven. but Washington's only hope
is in its line. Should Oregon start
to piercing 1t, II will be curtains for
the local eleven.
Coach Pessimistic
Coach Hunt ia pessimistic for the
coming game. In his opinion. Wash
ington has yet to show that 1t Is a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
GOULD WILL DEFEND
OPEN COURT HONORS

The Philadelphia Racquet club
will be the scene OF the open court
tennis championship of America be-
tween Jay Gould. the amateur
champion. and Walter kinsella. the
professional title holder. December
2. and 6. -Four sets win be play
ed December and and the re-
naming five sets December 6. In
the event OF Kinsella winning he
will receive purse OF $500
while should Gould win. he will be
given n silver cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
BANKER WINS

A. w. Harris. Chicago banker,
rode RAMA. the winner OF the 800
mile cavalry mount road test from
Fort Ethan Allen. VT. to Camp
Devens. The horse Is owned by w.
II. Brown. OF Berlin. N. III. King.
fisher, an s.year-oid Arab gelding.
ridden by Col. Frank Thompson. fin.
ished second, and Kheyra. another
Arab, was third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
POCKET BILLIARD RECORD

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. Elm
a recent handicap match held here,
Benny Allen. former worlds cham.
pion, set new worlds record when
he pocketed rs consecutive balls.
Allen will attempt Comeback" for
the title IN the national tourney in
Philadelphia December /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
CTAR
"a G5g21IdSl3 GElA1
ese a' "a, ,%assn 81. - ~

Seattle boxing fans who have Young
headed specialist win walt
time before they win have their desire sra,sd Hector
20 scheduled Crystal Pool Austin
hailed up and refused fight Now he can't of the
Of the local ring commission which him from showing
value Of Too cooks spoil
he to sysrsc who would s instead Of one who
knew something and broke contract and got himself In bad
heavyweight adjoining
ms this Frank soundiy irounced Ole
Ole and Frank have agreed mix
H. for ss sos rsas. day when o.. arn
how to fight he win Farmer in ring and e him. but not
sm on chin nicely WIN fights Prank.
chance Of hitting the big boy.
For In rridron
prep mix Friday
to Be tn, ans 2. n, ~ history r'"S ~, s
defeating lincoln West
seattle II Trsnsn beat. Bsosdwsy Friday only Queen
mains IN The Path the cit, I'D T., stu, p %". Ss
Friday.
Seattle fandom cucusiy waiting for the coming meeting Of
@ Ss's % 81 the s sa ss ' @s
fer the coming Whether Charley Mullen win be retained
sser ceas, product viii be the big question
ss with 's s am. and the
wm give the directors big field to pick from And then don't
Wilderness. after Cmer going interesting
senaon-thst directcrs meeting.
wln.or alleged manager ought 70 stage
He's comedian AZ wei think his
Hsn promises Of what going
first landed lie said this fighter until
circus supports hut nothing doing The only
worked Winsor do actual ring Frankie
and Jim Flynn Rogers did Of his work and Flynn
% nssGf BOT 'sss In this .s nee he .. S, h,s.
Zulu chiefs every MORE
Fred and don't anybody can't BY
ssu.
Church athletics sport
dom. The that than Is win
mua basketball this the church circuit point
beyod doubt Tracey
Jocks history
Basketball h fast becoming Of the leading winter
farce.
when Bm Grimm. Washington tackle
mas Williams the Oregon star Saturday promises be
Both ranking
up to game
Win the battle Of the big tackles for supremacy
Roy Grover the Seattle boy during
- closing weeks Of the Coast league failed
geod with the southern team He has
Washington club In the National He his failure
make good caused Of
weakened condition. a boy may up
u1l the local for Roy good
- make good In this league.
Bob Martin. A. r. champion. got off q stat
nht his bout with Joe Bonds the
stepping him In 10 rounds last night This than
could do the veteran miller
With Dempsey The
sseher offer to fight isn't helping his popularity WIZARDS
circus
Dempsey proving himself II q bout
with Dempsey he will the backing Of
- vas over In France when the big struggle while Dempsey
knocking suckers a way
worlds boxing championship What do fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
cANUck CREW PRELIMs

Canadian Crews Tor the Olympic
games viii row preliminary trials
a, ottawa Harvey Puiford. the
famous Ottawa stroke. will coach
the crews as assistant TO Joe
Wright. who Is instructor OF the
University OF Pennsylvania crews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
WANT SWIM EVENTS

The Riverside IN. - Yacht club
wants next years mems and wom-
ems long distance amateur events.
The clubs Delaware river course has
been the scene of the mems 1o-mile
fixture for the last two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Mexican and
Irish Boxer
in Pool Mix
Visitor Is One OF Leading
Men in Game: Madden
Meets KetchelI
Pool Lineup

Joe Rivers vs.. Harry Casey
Iss pounds.
Lloyd Madden vs. Young kctch-
ellie pounds.
Pat Williams vs.. Red Gage
1855 pounds.
Charley Davidson vs.. Irving
Gleason--iss pounds.
les Haynes vs.. Young Critic
iJs pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Robert J. Caldwell. Of New York.
is about 20 establish near Saranac
lake. In the Adirondacks. the great
est private game preserve in the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
CHARGE JAPS BREAK SPORT CODE
SPORT jazz
RAZZ BERRY

Jess willard has more sense than
the er-iadiscr. Jess knops uhcn he
has enough. Wide the famous tnood
chopper and former senior member
Of the NC Ind 0otf" blue skv firm
. said 70 BE- thinking about staging a
como back.
The Ell Ini~~r oug.,t 10 have all the
trc-~ In Holland down by now. He's
probably got enough wood on hand
10 form another cabinet. The Dutch
had better watch him. or he'll be
saving down their windmiilss .....
Some bird ha. tsrcrfed electric
scissors That ,c,H make u easier for
the sport editor ia the ,rsnfcr league
When they were handing out mum.
bsrs for the Ohio Michigan game. the
players drawing III" raised an awful
howl We'll. why not put 'em down
%. MIR. HANK
The thirteenth member Of foot
ball eicrcp q Joker IN the deck.
aryhoir. uufn somconc loses a leo or
nose. and fhea he frofs onto the ffcld
ard 0ircs nc captain an earrm from
the coach. Thcy ought 10 pear West
crn Cui0n eopA
American football IL said 10 have
Il on the English game. but rone Of
our cher leaders cver approached
the artistic heights where Charley
Chaplin percbc~-
There "a con Siderable similarity 70
BE- found IN the fhroutr0 Of for
soarS pass BY a crtdiron hero and the
hurting Of pic bp Chaplin. Both
football and pie generally arc inter
ccptcd.
n Charley threw . blackberry pie
In n football game. he'd give the sport
n black eye.
IN football they don't say the best
team lost: they call a defeat a
moral victory proisn1 the adront-
age Of college education.
Tho hot stove league won't 60 out
because Of the miners strike: the
sport editors win furnish plenty Of
fuel.
Hotccrcr. if's doubtful " theyri
be able 10 oct the fans In Phaiv
trdrmcd up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Let's 90 eat at Boldt's--uptown
14l4 30 Ave-; downtown. 913 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
JOE RIVERS MEETS CASEY TONIGHT

Bob Martini ARMY Chaunps Stops Bonds i'm 10th Round
AKRON Bob Martin heavyweight king started on his cam
night when he Joe Bonds the Tacoma boxer the 10th round OF their
of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Hotocrcr. if's doubtful " they'u
be able 10 oct the fans In PhsIiy
tcarmod up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

The ct kaiser our.,t 10 have all the
trc-- In Holland down by now. He's
probably got enough wood on hand
10 form another cabinet. The Dutch
had brtt~r watch him. or he'll be-
saving down their windmiils. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

When they were handing out mum.
b~rs for the hio-MichiEan game. the
players drawing "i5" raised an awful
howl We'll. why not put 'osn down
n. MIR. HANK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Tho hot stove league won't 20 ont
because Of the miners strike: the
sport editors win furnish plenty Of
fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

sorrc bird has isrcrfed electric
scissors That ,csH make u easier for
the sport editor Ia the ,rsnfer league.