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indianapolis. Nov. 1.-THE two OUT
standing points of interest in the coal
mining situation today were the re-
ception by the members of the United
Mine Workers of America of the or
der of their chiefs calling off the
probable outcome of the conference
of miners representatives and operat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

rsnser and others while the shooting
~ thss" birds 10 prohibited on Lake
Warrington. the sportsman poin, out the
necessity OF killing there and other pred
atorY birds. such az the crow, etc, wher-
ever they are found.
g. J. Kelly OF tire Kelly Printing com
rany l. one Of the fIrst anglers to reg
ister catch from the Green river with
ny. Mr.. Kelly brought IA IS fine ones.
Ralph Miller and L. N. Reid dis
played fine catch Of small mouth
bass with rip~r q Taft yesterday.
taken from silver Lake In Lewis
county. Haas fishing seems 10 be
very coed In that section Of the
country.
Martin Seal IL leading tho rield-' with
his entry In the "hig bass display at
Piper a Tafts this week His fish.
caught In Lake Washington. n this
largest displayed 20 far and stands a
coed chance Of landing the prize put Up.
c1peian are almost assured OF excellent
showing n great many cut-throsts and
lake trout being taken. sfehekin river
In now open for tho balance of the sea-
son and will furnish good eut-throat fish
ing.
Coed catches Of perch are esins made
from Fish Lake near f<avenvorth. Lake
reached by auto from Leavenworth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
OVERALL CRACK
TRAP SHOT

Orvie overall. formerly Chicago
Cub hurting star. who Is living in
He travels around the Sunny South
and has COPIED several high honors
I'm several state shoots In the South.
overall predicted in San Francisco
recently that Eddie Mailer. former
owner OF the Vernon Tigers. would
be back In the Coast league as a
maRnate next year. II is under.
stood that Maicr likes the looks Of
the Northwest. according 10 Orvie.
game as a Northwest maRnate. Just
how he could grab a prexy job in
either Portland or Seattle. l. hard TO
figure out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Baseball Deal May Be
Made With Vernon Men
Today; Catcher Signed
Walsh, Mails and Knight May Be Shifted to
Tiger Crew; Prexy Jimmy Brewster
Leaves for East-Ed Sweeney, Eastern
Catcher, Is Signed by Rainiers
BY LEO III. LASSEN

Mt. Vesuvius has nothing the Seattle ball team as
far shakeups concerned. Another big eruption is
due within the Seattle ranks within the next few days
Reports have been coming of the South during the last
few days that Walter Mails the oraorica efthander OF
the Rainers. to be traded to Vernon for Znn Beck
third sacker. And last night wire from the South
ported that Jimmy Walsh and Jack Knight also included
in the proposed deal with Vernon.
Jimmy Brewster is leaving for the East
business trip which in part is baseball business Jimmy
is going to try to land regular winning hurer in the
East for his pets Just whom he after is shrouded in
dark secrecy.
And then the this morning that Ed Swee-
ney former big league catcher, has been signed by the
locals 1t reported yesterday that Sweeney due
to sign with Seattle and anxious the
Sweeney caught good ball for Toledo in the American
citation last This the release of young Cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
BIGBEE RANKS
HIGH

Lyle Bigbc~. Seattie's pitching
ace. i fifth on the list OF regular
henysrs In wins and losses, ae-
cording to Coast league hurting
records compiled this week. He
has registered eight wins and
has been defeated four times for
n marx OF .667. scston. Of San
Francisco. Il the league leader.
with IL wins and five defeats.
Brown and Fiitery. Of JOS An
gcIes. are ranked above Lyle.
krcmer, Of Oakland; Scston. Of
the Seals. and Fittery. Of Los
Angeles. are the only pitchers
In the league who have won 10
or more games. Falkcnberg.
traded by the locals to Oakland
for Brenton. has won two and
lost 10 since the start Of the
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
OAKS ARE
CRIPPLED lot

Del Howard will play host TO the
Seattle crew next week at the Bay
city. with crew OF cripples. Harry
Krause. the ancient left.hander. Is
probably out for the season. He
hurt his arm playing in tho Los
Angeles series in the South. a cou-
pie Of weeks ago, and there IL hard
ly any chance Of him pitching again
this year. lie thought tho lame
wing would round into shape. but
there isn't much chance OF him play.
ing for n long time, according to re-
ports from Oakland. The other Grip
Piles on the Oak lineup are Rod Muir.
ply. who has n bum leg. and Hack
Miller, out Of the game with bum
ankle. Claude Cooper, Angel cast.
off. is playing good ban in the Oak
orchard in MIIler's place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Wabraushek and
Allen to Battle
for Club Honors

Marshall Alien and Young
Hob Wahranshck. two Of Seat
aitlc's youngest t~pnis stars.
VIII battle for the Seattle TEN
mis- club championship th.J aft
eruoon NJ o'clock. Auen wan
the right TO meet Wabraushck
by defeating Crawford Andrr.
son. veterai piAycr. In the semi.
final round yesterday. Ia. 60.
Of, CO. wabraushek defeated
Mansril Smith. state nct king.
In the other half Of the draw.
ing.
Little Of Tho University and
Bailey Of Queen Anne high
school win drcidc tho junior
club titIr' at g y. M. today Tho
winner win 70 "a the Northwest
championship nj Portland ncxt
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
SEATTLE OUTFTELD
STRONG TRIO

with Jimmy Walsh back in his
regular place in the outfleId. Seattle
has one OF the sweetest looking out
fields In the league. Harper made
a good start here. but fen down in
his hitting. which rendered him Use
less to the locals. With Compton.
one OF the best stickers in the league.
in right. Cunningham. hitting the
agate for a 1877 mark, I'm the center
garden. and Walsh. one Of the stead
lest players In a pinch I'm the league.
the locals have a likely looking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Jungle 7 ribe
Takes Close
Ball Battle
Vernon Wins in South; Big
bees Winning Streak Is
Broken After Five Wins

Los ANGELES. June 81 Vernon
copped the third game % the series
from the Seattle crew here y.@;er-
day. 20 tho tune % 20 4. but the vie.
iiors threw big scare Into the camp
Of the Tigers before the game WAS
officially over.
Vernon opened strong and scored
three runs in tho frs; canto with
the bases fun and none out. French
rnuffcd knights toss at the second
pillow for madc-to. order double
play. Three singles and a sacrifice
ny followed. putting over three
counters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
How Coast
Clubs Stand
bunch Of orchard guardians.

bunch OF orchard guardians.
There are some mighty classy out.
fie!ders In this mans league. craw
ford and KIiiifer. OF Los Angeles;
Ellington. OF Vernon: Runner and
Mulvey. aof salt Lake. Middleton and
Eldrcd. OF the Solons. Miller and
Willie. OF the Oaks. Fitzgerald. OF
the Seals; Walker and Maiscl. o.
the Beavers Yes. indeed. there are
sweet bunch OF orchard players in
this Ill old circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Rumler Leads
Coast LISTS
.ComptonHigR'
Seattle Has Two Regulars
Within Charmed Circle;
. Compton Ranks 4th

Pete Compton, Seattle's hard
working ouffielder. is rnacing the
onion for n mark of 1853, accord
ing to the latest Coast league
averages. lie has not missed
game with the locals since he
Joined the Rainiers this season.
Pete has raped out III doubles,
two triples and three home runs
since the first gong Of the sea-
son sounded. He ranks vol
with the leagues basestealers,
hooking Is bags.
Bill RurnIer. the mighty slug
ger Of the Salt Lake Ber~, IL
topping the league hitters with
a mark Of $50. This IL . sweet
stick average. Crawford of Los
Anglers and Miller Of Oakland
rank above Compton.
Lyle Bigbee. one OF Seattle's reai
BAH players. has boosted his mark ~
.352 and In one mark behind Comp
ton. Bigbee has collected IL doubles
since the start OF the season.
cunningham HIS fidfu
Billy Cunningham. another Seat.
tie player. IL hitting .3s7. with Ray
French hitting sos in the few games
that he has played in.
Walsh IL down the line with a
mark Of .2ss. knight has fallen off
with the club and is singing the
pin for -253 average.
Among the individual leaders.
Wade Kiilefer. Los Angeles pilot, and
Billy Lane, Oak centerfielder. are
leading the field with 50. Fftzger.
aid. OF San Francisco. is third with
as
Wade Killefer r. also leading the
hitters I'm the number OF safe hits.
collecting 90 in II games. Crawford
is second with IS.
Miller and Griggs Tie
Miller OF Oakland and Griggs OF
Sacramento are leading the two-base
hitters with 20. sigiin OF Portland
has II 10 his credit.
Fourier OF Los Angeles is leading
three-hase hitters with II. Shelly Of
Salt Lake City has hit IL home run.
since the start OF the year. Boston
OF Vernon and Miller Of Oakland are
second with five each.
Babe" Pinelii OF Sacramento stu
leads the base stealers with rs. John
son OF Salt Lake City is second
with 90. -
Here are the ESQ hitters In the
Coast circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Why Trade Walsh.

why trade Nalsbg
One thing Is pulling and that Is
how Bill Clyrner could benefit his
club In any manner by trading
Jimmy Walsh TO Vernon. In our
humble opinion. Jimmy Is just
about the best bot in the baseball
line drawing pay from the local
club. Jimmy ISN'T hitting for a
80 average now but he Is getting
his blows in the pinches and he
Is a rafting good outfieldcr.
Jack knight hasn't played very
startling hall here this season. Just
whom Bill could get from Vernon
for him and just where Jack could
bust Into the Tiger lineup can't he
figured out unless Bill E:ssick plan
ned to use him as a utility in
fielder.
n Jack Is traded 70 the South
shortfieider. Ray French may he
shifted to his regular place at sec
ord base. Clyner. who thought
we'll OF the youngsters work here.
said that French ought TO cut some
capers around second with his
speed. Claude Derrick. the regu-
lar shortstop. who was injured re-
Gently. may play good enough ball
10 take care OF tho shoristop place
when the team comes home In
July.
Seattle Needs
Seattle needs a couple Of pitchers.
two infielders. and II Jimmy Walsh
- traded. an outfieIder. Harry HaF-
per may come out OF his slump and
hold down that right field job. s.;t
he win have 10 hit harder than
he has been doing for the past
several weeks.
There isn't much chance Of Sc
attic getting any pitchers from
Vernon. an Essick Is too near the
top OF the heap TO let 20 Of any
pitchers who would help the seatfle
club any. in fact he IN after Walter
Malls himself. 10 strengthen his
own hurting corps.
linn Beck Is undoubtedly ene Of
the Vernon me12gho will come 20
the locals II the trade Is put thru
today. Beck is a good third base
man. altho he has not been hitting
very hard.
Seattle fans will undoubtedly see
practically a new team when the
club comes home from the South
In July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

More bass for IN. casters Thru the
recommendation made by tho Sports
msna association Of Seattle. the King
County Game commission IL having the
small bass fry noined from Sean Lake
and transplanted into lake Washing
ton Aliho this has been done for the
past three seasons. the sportaunen have
shown that . large number Of the hass
never reach maturity thru the voraeity
Of the fish eating ducks such a. the Mer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Field and Stream

Fishing 10 Ffke . iss ~ other things
In this cid vcvtS--~cvus fellows make
. suoc~-s al N while sther~ 20 out
ard r.tarn with nothing bet . hard
lack" story and kirk stont the fell
low ~he ever said shere were fish In
the lake. ftshing h Indeed like lets
at ether thinG~-one must know
semeshirR 81 the habit. ef the finny
tribe bsfov~ enc 20 cat and ~
ssru With the statement that Fish Dc
not erist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

A cloudburst OF 20 round runs. 25
iits--among them being three home
runs. two three.baggcrs and eight
twobase hits-struck Connie MaclSs
park yesterday. An In eight innings.
too, when darkness called a halt. Dc.
troit got IL OF tho runa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
SEALS RUN
SPECIAL,

San Francisco fans are there
with the pep. Some 500 fans are
going TO invade Sacramento ito.
morrow 10 see the final game Of
the series between the SoIons
and Seals, In the capital city.
Yes, baseball IL dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

v. J. Ovtsgteu % ovi~gtsns On
Lake Crescent. s~ut In . fine display
Of CRESCENT trcat last wc~k. which
were displayed NJ Fiper a Taft's.
while the Creso~nt trout have hen
furnishing ssue very good sport. the
B~erdsI~~. several times tho sire Of
the smaller variety. have also been
casGht In large numbers Of lsta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Bigbec fIamm~rs Homer

Bigbee scored the first Seattle
marker with homerun wailop over
Chadbourncs head In tho third
frame. In the next canto the North.
erners again rot active and filled the
bases. and scored three runs before
tho rally was checked.
Singles by Borton and High and
Edington's triple put over the win.
ming counters for tho home crew in
the fifth frame.
The score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

The rood cid sunshine II bringing the
sport tina, many snEisrs banker after.
ard that - ny fishing. Several streams
And lakes report that some ny fiahinE
- already on tap. vhii. the var IN
Weather OF the Pas, few days will surety
open q wide IN great mary place.
Pipe lake. south 81 Seattle. Ia offering
coed fiv flshlng with the yellow May
FLEA Trout and Price lakes IN Mason
county both report rood NY sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

One 81 the fines, catches 81 small I
mouth black bass displayed this season
vas brought In from silver Lake IN Lewis
county last week by f,~~. Lynch and W
y. Taft This lake offers rood sport for
bass. trout. perch ard croppse. and Is
reached By road branching off the main
highway near Castle Rock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
ANGELS DROP FOURTH
STRAIGHT GO TO BEES

SALT LAKE CITY. June I'll
Salt Lake won its fourth straight
game from the lcague-leading An.
gels here yesterday. defeating tho In
vaders. 10 TO .. All of the games
have been decided by one run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Willard Wins
Fans Over by
Work inCamp
Biz Fellow Should Be Usual
Favorite in Betting
ny FRED TURBYvIIE

Jess Willard has been hammered
a lot since he won the heavyweight
championship five years aRo-ham.
mercd by the fans and not by op-
ponents. But maybe that was be.
cause willard and the American
fight crowd never really got &C.
qualnted.
when he was matched with
Dempsey n good many OF the fans
first said. II hope Dempsey knocks
his block off"
And aa Dempsey arrived and began
training and willard delayed com.
Ing they grew 30 bold as to say.
Dempsey WILL knock his block
Off"
But that was before Jess was on
the ground lie came in with a
smile. without n belly" and jumped
into training tho second day lie
showed 10 n fun house and he ham.
mercd sparring partners about un.
mercifully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

and Mt shadow boxing.
willard probably will increase the
number OF training rounds today. for
a cooling rain fell yesterday after
noon and there were indications that
tho worst OF the heat wave In over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
T'hrong Quarters

The second day the fans were
massed about the ring a thousand
strong. They saw Jess knock out
Walter Monaghan.
And they began 20 sit up and
take notice. They found Willard In
shape. He was fast, blocked more
cleverly than at any other period
In his career. and allowed his spar.
ring partners 10 hammer him about
the whist IA they pleased.
He won the fans over--nt least
part way. And now they're talking
Willard as much as Dempsey. and
chances are old presidents win still
rule-the champion will step into
the ring July 9TH a favorite IN the
betting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
May Select
Referee in
SecretMeet
July q Official May Be
Chosen Today: To De-
eide Picture Rights
ny II. G. HAMILTON
OMITTED prrrH CorrrRpondert !

TOLEDO. Ohio. June sf.--A ref.
cree for the bout on July I between
Jcss Willard and Jack Dempsey may
be selected today. No official an
nounc~mrn, OF Euch an occurrence ~
believed near. but indications are
that behind closed doors there will
take place n conference that will
settle all arguments over who IN to
be tho third man In the to-foot en-
closure. Tho army. navy and civil
ian board OF controls selections for
the official have not been made. nor
iH there any inkllng OF who will be
placed on this list.
Some time today Jack Kearnr,
manager Of Dempsey: RAY Archer
business manager for J~ra willard
and Tex Richard. principal promoter
Of the bout, win get together 10 dis
cusH disposition OF the pictures OF
tho battle. Jack Kcarns intends Mt
this time 20 open tho referee aues
ton.
Kearns and Richard both told m.
several days ago that they would
make no announcement regarding
their preference Tor a referee until
about 10 days before July 4.
Dempsey 10 Box
Dempsey will get back 10 his box.
ing today He Planned to go four
rounda. two with Jamaica Kid and
two with Terry Keller. tho DAYTON
heavyweight. In case Bin Tate re.
turns from Minneapolis he will also
be taken on and Jock Malone. st
Paul middlcwcight. may get chance
TO step with the challenger
Jess Willard scored another knock.
out yesterday. He caught Jack
Heinen as the latter fell thru the
ropes. with a short right uppercut
squarely TO the point OF the chin.
and Jack went TO sleep for several
seconds.
The champion went nine rounds in
all. and previous 10 the Knockout of
Hcinon Ind floored him with n right
cross. heavily delivered.
Jess looked very good yesterday.
He stepped fast with little exertion.
Dempsey went thru the perfunctory
session with punching bag. sandbag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21
Totals .......2g 6 10 -
'Batted Tor IIouck In fourth.

. fNiHth sssss ssassss = " ~
summary; Stolen base horton Home
rIin--Bigbee Three base hit-EdinEton.
Fisher De Vormor bases on balls
Bigbes &, Houck l. Struck out--Bigbee
?. Houok 2. Dell 5. Innings pitched
Houck T. Dell g. Runs responsible. for
Bigboe 4, Houck T. Double plays
Aeusel TO Fisher 70 Borton French 90
Gleichmanu. Credit victory 20 DELI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno sf.--
Portland gave Oakland a bad beating
here yesterday. taking the game .
TO l. Both Arlott brothers were hit
hard. Penner pitched a strong game
for the visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

Thirtscn innings proved lucky
for the Seals, who came from be
hind and nosed out the Solons, 8
to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-21

batteries. Smith and Miller: Douglas,
Bailey aud o'FATrstl
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK. June sl.-C1eveiand- New
York game called end OF fourth inning
on account OF rain.
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WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
Wnnfhar nurnau

weather huNoun for no hours
fHln n0 m. Goth m.rliun ume
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copy0ol' N'uooal NsV'p'P'- s''y'''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03
1l4fe8C1r(pG16l
METROPOLITAN

Richard Bennett and Claire Adams
are the stars q The End % the
Road health drama which Is be-.
Ing shown at the Metropolitan un.
~ saturday night Bennett win be
remembered for his splendid por,
trsyal In Damaged Goods e
The End Of the Road was writ.
ten by Or. Katherine Hement Davis.
well known social hygiene worker.
in collaboration with v. II. Griffith.
who directed the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-03

II you returned home after dis
appearance Of five years and found
your wife married to n former rival
would you disappear again and per
manently. TO save her suffering, or
would you remain. denouncs the sec.
oni marriage and claim her" nH
yoursf
That's the problem which con.
fronts william Farnum. who plays
tho role Of Bruc. Andrews In
wolves Of the Night" which will
be the attraction at the Coliseum
Saturday.
Farnum has chosen Miss Louise
Lovely aa his leading woman In this
production. declaring that Miss Love
iy's peculiar ability exactly fits her
for the part of Isabel Hoilins In this
picture.
Friday night brings 20 close the
engagement OF Billie Burke in her
delightful comedy. THE Misleading
Widow"
REX
THE Curse OF Eve" which opens
at the Rex Saturday. Is described as
story OF Eve and her modern sis
ters. 1t Is told in n prologue and six
reels and Is the first offering of
Lloyd u. Carleton productions.
Enid Marley. who was last seen
here In "Tarzan." plays the leading
role and Is supported by Edward
Co1en, an oid.timc favorite. The pro.
iogue 20 the picture Is said TO be ex.
tremely beautiful. IL visualizcs the
creation and events In the Garden
of Eden.
Tonight for the last time Check.
ers." the big race track picture. will
close two weeks engagement.
STRAND
Tonight viii be the last chance for
Seattle movie fans to witness the
showing OF the unique photoplay.
"The Third Kiss" at the Strand.
Saturday brings Robert Warwick
In Told In the Hills." western
story of love. sacrifice and adven.
ture with Warwick playing an ap.
pealing character OF rugged. heroic
mould.
The film play Is adapted from the
novel by Marah Ellie Ryan. which
has sold thru so editions TO a total
OF moro than 100000 copies.
A east OF popular players support
Warwick. including Ann Little.
Wanda Hawley, Eileen Percy. Tom
Forman. Monte Blue and Hart
Hoxie.
MISSION
King and princess. cowboys and
cowgirls, the western range and the
big city. all figure In Rough Rid
ing Romance" Tom Mlx's latest pho
toplay which comes to the Mission
Saturday.
Mix has the role OF Phineas
Dobbs. "A day dreamer. who owns a
small ranch In Cow Hollow He
finds petroleum on his land and Is
made rich. Dobbs does a bit more
day dreaming and then comes the
fairy story which includes a charm
ing little princess with whom he
falls In love.
Lila Lee closes three days run
tonight In Heart of Youth"
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fOft~tt M---ttaiii~ marx. la Tho
Ni.lr-salnx widow Larry s~snsa
In ''Duii Carr" comedy Coliseum
>rws
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In TIE fsd Of the Rcd"
MISSION lila t>e~ is 'Sr1se tieAss 81
Wealth"
coLoNttf.--Gt.dys r~.iis In "a
stitch In Time"
ItfTIys-tfsxry CAREY In Hare
rist.."
CLASS A--E@sie Williams In "a Cow
tiemsn Of uasiity."