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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
MAY STAGE BIG
EAST-WEST NET
TOURNEY SOON

NEW YORK, March 2f.-Details
Tor an East VS.. West team series
condsting probably OF SIX singles and
thpce doubles matches, are being ar
ranged by the officials of the United
states Lawn Tennis association. In
the last intersectionaI contest Of this
kind, held at Forest Hills. near this
city. IN 1916. the Eastern players
won The matches may be staged
IN Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
MAISEL AND
SICLN WANT
TOO MUCH

CROCKETT. Cal, March zf.--
Walter Mccredie viii get along with
out Paddy siglin and George MalseI,
" they hold out much longer for
more money. he announced today
III siglin and Maisel do not report
10 me, they can stay out 81 base.
ball. do not propose 10 trade them
and ! do not propose 10 be caught
mapping " they don't report" Nc.
Creole said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

NEW YORK. March 2i.-Frank
Poland. "A Cleveland sandlot player,
who played on the army team with
Benny Kauff at Camp sherman and
became his pal. will go South with
the New York Giants on trial.
Kauff says he will make good II he
gets fun chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
SLUCCERS IN !. .
GOLDEN GATE
BALL GARDEN

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2f.--
While other Coast league clubs are
Dragging up their outfields, II would
be a wise stunt not TO pass up the
San Francisco gardeners before
league first honors among the
gardeners. Biff schaller, Justin
Fitzgerald and Harry Harper will
patrol the Seals orchard during the
Coast league campaign, and II is
some sweet trio.
In spite of the fact that all three
OF the trio hit from the port side
Of the plate. 1t will not handicap the
clubs batting average, because they
have proven that they can hit south.
paw pitching in former campaigns.
There IL chance that Carl Mag.
CERT may break into the garden, but
just where. no one here knows.
InfieId Candidates
In the infield Koerner at first
base. Caveney at second and Corhan
at shortstop. are cinches. Kamm at
third may make "a go of II. but he
has shown no strength in the hitting
department as yet. lie viii field
with the best of em.
Jerry Coleman, a local product,
looks good on the catching staff.
He viii fit in nicely with Brooks and
Red Mckee.
Irve Kantlehner. Spider Baum,
Casey Smith and Tom Seaton have
all been thru the mill. They are
sure Of berths in the pitching corps.
Crespl, Fait, Dimock and Gibson
show promise among the rookie
twirlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
Hockey Clubs
Prepare for.
Second Tilt

TIE Seattle hockey squad viii
s ~ thru q short practice session
4 ohls afternoon la preparation for
Z Ne srconsi game Of the worlds
t1o1e puck series with the
/ MoutrcL team Saturday night.
Manager Kennedy. Of LES Cana
dhess. put his men thru a 20
minute skating period yesterday
aad will rest his men until sat
urday night.
In spite Of the fact that the
] Neettle men Slipped over huge
Win On the visitors "Wednesday
! uleho. downing them to 0. the
/, nn~1prnrrs are given even money
= ehe betting 20 cop the second
4 nGme Al the series.
oofurS1ay nights game viii be un'
0or Eastern rules. with IL men on
~ icc. The position OF rover Is
ollu1nated. This opens the play and
Dtvpo more chance for individual
Changes In Rules
, The Eastern rules prohibit the goa
oander from passing the puck and
Martens the center ice. The two
nnn defense viii be In vogue satur
NV night. The Western rules pug
Nd the Canadicns Wednesday and
Neg are expected 20 show much bet
" In their own game.
The Seattle players are far from
managers to the six-man game. be
>nuoe most OF them played I'm the
stern circuit before coming to tn,
ConSt-
Jack Walker win be moved up &C
oouter. according To Manager Mul
onon'h plans for the Seattle lineup
C1eghorn will probably be- dropped
nom the Canadiens' lineup.
Manager Kennedy says his team
y mr. from being beaten. aitho his
IN lost by big score I'm the frs,
n1x- He says the weather out here
~ bothered his men some. as they
gofe experiencing zero weather hack
Enst and the climate Is mild here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

According 10 report from Gaincs.
vile. Fla. the town In likely 10 be
rwnmpcd by the size OF the Giants
training party. Reservations have
been made for Sc people. II is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
HOLYOKE WANTS TEAM

HoIyoke is being suggested for a
berth in the Eastern league, prob
ably replacing Providence, If that
city decides 1t won't keep going.
The fans Of Holyoke are said to be
enthusiastic over the chance to get
back into league baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
kIIl|6]|S!A|S4JS&glIlIS1

IL was "a moving picture concern
that blocked the plans OF Joe Can
,iilou TO train his Minneapolis Milicrs
AZ San Antoine. The bah park at
Hot Wells. near san Antonio. was
grabbed by the movie concern. where
j, viii take Wild West films. leaving
the Miliers out In the cold and COM
polling Cantilon to change his
training plans.
Some Of the followers OF the chi.
Harvey Mcciciiand viii bust into
Kid Gleason's infieid this season.
In spite OF the fact that II looks
pretty solid as made up. McCieiland
IN a third baseman. who looked coed
last spring. but was called TO the
army before getting far. Jack HoI-
land developed him In the Western
league.
The latest candidate for manager
OF the Sioux city team In the West
ern league IL Dick Brecn. the Dc@
Moincs catcher. The Sioux City club
officials arc said to have sounded
Dcs Moines about getting Brecn's re.
lease and the answer was that a
deal would he made II there was n
chance for Brcen to better himself.
The statement that Sammy Strang
and Kid Elbcrfeld win he playing
managers In the Southern league
this season. each intending to play
shortstop for his team, viii cause
many smile. and oldtimers viii do
a lot OF Specializing as to what sort
of an out the veterans can make
OF II.
Earl seems 10 be a favorite name
for baIi players nowadays, tho the
name once was coupled with boys
who wore long yellow curls and all
that. Pittsburg has Earl Hamilton.
the Browns Earl Smith. The ca.
ants also have an Earl Smith and
the Yankees have Earl Baldwin.
The White Sox have Earl kiscr and
Cincinnati has Earl Neale.
President Branch Hickey. OF the
St Louis Cardinals. received "a cable.
gram from Jack Miller last week
stating that Miller had arranged for
his release from the marines and
expected to be back before the sea-
son opens. II he does he probably
will be made a sort OF assistant man.
ager on the field to Hickey.
The Giants announce n new pitch.
ing tryout. named Frank Noel. He
halls from Wheeling. w. Va. and
has been in the army until recently.
He is credited. as a semi.pro. with
having pitched n perfect game a
couple OF years ago. IL was for n
Wheeling team against a Cambridge,
o.. team. Not a man reached first
base. and Noel famed 20 batsmcn.
Hap Moore. as second string
catcher for Vernon, win be succeed.
cd by Lester Cooke, who has made
"a reputation as Serni-pro around
Los Angeles.
Josh Devore, according To reports
from the South. may come back into
baseball as an outficlder with
Sammy Strang's Chattanooga team.
Josh claims that his army training
has renewed his youth.
The Boston Red Sox have returned
Hack Eibel, inficlder, to the Rich.
mond club OF the Virginia league.
thus spelling the story sent out
from Richmond that Hack would be
In Red Sox uniform this season.
Herb Hunter. who was being de-
pended ON by the San Francisco club
for it's outfield. Is In the navy hos
pital at San Diego with q broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

CoppinE three straight games from
- Crescent Manufacturing Com
10y. IN the Commercial league
nNArs last night. the American Can
Goupany five rang up their sixth
1Aight victory.
4hs rcorcs are as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
EASY WORKOUT

AUGUSTA. Ga. March 2i.-Easy
workout for today was the program
for Grifnth's battery men. No cas-
ualtleH 40 far,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
HAP MORSE
MAKES GOOD
WITHOAKS

OAKLAND. Cal. March 2f.-Al.
tho they were defeated by Murphys
regulars 10 o. yesterday. Wares
YanniRans put over triple play In
retaliation
Hap" Morse. second Daseman for
the regulars. got three hits in the
game. which makes IL appear that II
he keeps his eye until the season
opens. he'll have secured "A berth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

The Louisville club. according 10
reports. does not expect Bob Bcscher
to sign contract at the figures OF.
fsred him. and has made arrange.
mcnts to get Lee King from the
Pittsburg club. provided all major
league clubs win waive ms expected
The deal for Pete Compton between
Louisville and New Orleans Is still
brewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Morse played In the Northwest
shipbuilders' league last year. lie
played with Seattle for a couple Of
seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
FORMER DUTHIE STAR
SIGNS WITH MORMONS

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March
zl--1Sefty" Schorr. who made a
/ short appearance with the Vernon
Tigers two years ago, has been
| signed by the Bees. 1t was learned
There today.
Bob Steele, southpaw. formerly of
the Pittsburg and New York Ma.
/ ftonais. Is expected to show up at
the Pittsburg Cali training quar-.
fers In a week. following his release
fro0 the Cincinnati club. steele's
release is part Of deal for Morris
Rath. made by the Red Legs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Arthur Irwin. manager OF the
Rochester International league team
thru his friendship for John Me.
Graw. will get free training for "A
number OF his players. McGraw has
agreed to take them To Florida. as
ho can use them TO complete his
yanigan team to give the regulars
practice. Among those who win go
are Godfricd Brogan. George O'Ncill.
Clarence Pitt and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Ernie Sch0rr WAS with the
Duthie club In the Narthwest
sDS1pbuillers' baseball circuit for
several seasons. lie formerly
pitched for Spokane in the old
Northwestern league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Evansville business men have
raised $4,000 to back club In some
minor league. but are not certain as
yet where or what tn. minor league
circuit Will be. Plans OF the pro.
posed Central and Threc.f combina.
ton are delayed for som. reason or
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Yakima merchants have started
action that viii do much in further.
Ing the game bird life of their coun.
~. One large clothing store OF that
city is offering bounty OF seven
and one-half cents each for the
scalps Of the magpie. which IL an de.
structivc to bird life as the crow
and other predatory birds. There is
no bounty. county or state. on these
birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Even Everett Scott who was sup
posed to be most peaceably inclined,
has Joined the holdout band of the
Boston Red Sox and refused to sign
contract until President Harry
Frnzee agrees TO come across with
something or other for the whole
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

The Fort Worth club OF the Texas
league announces the purchase from
Vernon OF the Pacific Coast league
of First Bascman Joe Mafhcs and
Catcher Hap Moore. and Third Base
man Joe Pepc from Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Herb Hunter, who was being de-
pended ON by the San Francisco club
for it's outfield, Is In the navy hos
pital at San Diego with q broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

knee ana may not be able to play
hall again. lie got the injury In n
football game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Mickey Lalongc. Kansas City
catcher. has been working all win
ter In a silver mine way up in Can
ada in which he has an interest. and
has come out of the wilds TO report
that he is In great shape and doesn't
mean TO quit baseball just because
he has made lot OF money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

The Boston Red Sox have returned
Hack Eibel, inficlder, to the Rich.
mond club OF the Virginia league.
thus spelling the story sent out
from Richmond that Hack would be
In Red Sox uniform this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Manager George Stallings Of the
ers and Is anxious to swap some OF
Boston Braves has a flood Of inficld.
them for outfieldcrs. pitchers or
catchers. He will have Ifolke on
first. Rawlings on second Maran
Vile before the season opens) on
short and Carlisle Smith on third.
That leaves him as surplus Black.
burne. Schneider, Conway and Kon.
ey. unless the latter is shipped to a
minor league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

IL was "a moving picture concern
that blocked the plans OF Joe Can
siiion to train his Minneapolis Miilerw
at San Antoine. The bah park Mt
Hot Wells. near san Antonio. was
grabbed by the movie concern. where
i, viii take Wild West films. leaving
the Milier~ out In the cold and COM
polling Cantiilon to change his
training plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21

Josh Devore. according to reports
from the South. may come back into
baseball as an outficlder with
Sammy Strang's Chattanooga team.
Josh claims that his army training
has renewed his youth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
! THE THEATRES
JOHN WESLEY, THE
FAMOUS FARCEUR IN
IAN INNOCENT IDEA"

John Westlcy. who. with Robert En-
NETT kcanc. is tho feature player in
Charles Emerson Cooks new revelation
of madness and laughter, AN Innocent
Idea" tho new bedroom farce, by Martin
Brown. coming to the Court today. claims
he has gained all his experience as an-N-
pert farccur playing emotional roles. and
his experience as an emotional actor.
playing farce.
Mr.. Wcstlcy. the original hero Of Twin
Beds" started his stage career with the
Murray Hill Stock Stock company. Az
. ter four years with this onc-time fam
Gus organization. he Joined the Fifth
Avenue stock company. playing opposite
such since made stars Us Florence Reed.
Frances Starr, Dorothy DOnnely and
others. 1t was at this time that who
Is Brown" was presented by this theat-
rical organization and made such 4 nit
that II was arranged to put ii on Broad
way. Mr.. WeStlCy. who played the lead
ing role In tho stock production. was Civ
en- tho juvenile role in tho broadway YER
sion-and that is how he got his first
chance on the Great White Way. II is
recorded that he made good with n ven
gcancc. This was thirteen years ago.
1t was after playing the heavy, a
really emotional part In The Man on the
Box" that his name was suggested for
the leading farccur in Three Of Us"
"Oh. no." exclaimed ono OF the produc-
crs. "Wcstlcy is an exceptionally fine
emotional actor. but ! can't think Of him
in farce" Wesley got tho part. how
ever. and convinced the unbclieving one
that an actor. II he is really equipped
for his profession, can play all kinds OF
roles.
After playing half a dozen farccs or
so. among them Twin Beds" In which
Mr.. Westlcy achieved stardom, he was
again picked TO play an emotional role.
but this time It was a rival manager wno
interviewed by giving the young actor a
great moro salary to continue in farce.
In IAN Innocent Idea" Mr.. Westley
Is said TO have his best opportunity for
displaying his scrous-faccd genius for
producing laughter. and it does not seem
as though the fun-loving public will ever
allow him to go back TO emotional acting
again,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
"THE OLD HOMESTEAD"

FOR ere you may wander there's n"
place like home" Soc what the home
life of the old New Ensidan farmer was
like a generation ago by spending tho
evening at the Court two nights COM
mcncing Friday. Oct. 81. with n matinee
Saturday, where The Old Homestead"
now in its thirty-third annual tour. will
be presented tn" same as when your
grandmothcrs and grandfathcrS were
alive. Augustus Pt"u. Inc, the produr-
crs. have built for this season n new and
elaborate production with all the big
features Of years ago still maintained.
Tho famous double quarl"ttc tn" Grace
church choir. tho Swanzcy band and the
Salvation Army.
4 cast of unusual excellence Including
William Lawrence, the greatest rural
comedian Of today. as Uncle JOSH" No
cleaner or pur"r play ever produced on
tho American stage. Ask mother, Father
or teacher.
Seats now on SnlA,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

torts and later in the hospital, where he
spent twenty-scven weeks, he was com
torted and cared for by these devoted
women workers.
Lieut.. Cheek and his machine vero
orousnt down IN the ArGonne forest just
after Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt NOR
ms oeath. Tie latter took the air at
$50 o'clock In tho afternoon and one
hour later Cheek had his machine tuned
up and rose to take part In the Same
battle. Roosevelt was brought down
and Tell on German SOIL his injuries ro-
su''inS In bis death He had given
Check a CHEEKY greeting just as he Icf,
INC 1i"ld and the latter knew nothing of
MS fate when he took the dir. At n
height of 1000 feet Checks machine was
disabled and he came crashing TO the
ground. He fell on Allied soil and bc
was rushed to a hospital where an On.
animation disclosed nine ribs fractured
his skull fractured. one leg broken and
his hip badly injured He is now wear
ing a siX-inch silver plate in his head
AMI slx-inch draining tube in his IN
jurcd leg.
Dustng his confinement in the hosp,tal
Check had some opportunity to ohscry.
the work Of the Salvation Army women
and the comfort and cheer they brought
10 the boys both spiritually and in a ma
tTial way and he is strong for tho
Amy in every respect.
Mr.. Check is ANXIOUS TO do something
for the Army and he will be much in evil
dcnce during the drive. Armisticc Week,
November . to 16.
Plans for the drive arc matcrializing
rapidly and with the interest manifested
there Is every Indication 1t Will prove
successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
BIBLICAL SPECTACLE
THE WANDERER' ZONES
FOR THREE NIGHTS

Robert Frazer. tho actor who imrcr-
sonatcs Jcth"r. the rrudiCal Son. in The
Wandcrcr." in such splendid fashion. Is
n graduate from tn" Shakcsrcarcau
ranks. having boon leading man with
Julia Arthur for thr"" years Of tncIr
stellar appearance" together. Mr.. Frazer
Is from Worcester, Mass, and received
his first schooling in The hard routine or
a stock company III Worcester. buffalo
and Washington. Later. h" was starred
Ivy Henry w. Savage IN Excuse Nc"
Mr.. Frazer gives 4 graphic and convinc-
ing performance as the TrodiH;Il Son,
.Icth"r. The Wand"r"r' comes to tho
Court for an engagement Of three niEn,s
and matinee Saturday starting THURS
day. Nov. G. Seats on sale Tuesday.
Mail orders with remittance. including
tax, now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
BEST BURLESK
OF SEASON MONDAY

Bur,"$Quc patrons AZ ia" Court theatre
Monday. Nov. ;. Will hc treated to som"-
thing out of the ordinary when Stone
and Pillnrd with their own production
appear. Will II. Smith. New York play
wright. has written the book for the show
which is full Of comedy situations ard he
has spared no effort in making II one Of
his stellar productions The show Is
magnifiCcntly staged and w.;h 4 h"vy
Of pretty and slaprly girls in III" chorus
is sure 10 pl"lS" Thor" is large Casr
Of principals among whom arc some OF
the best known stars Of Broadway in the
burlCSquc field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
LOCAL AVIATOR OFFERS To AID
SALVATION ARMY IN Bic DRIVE

across.
Yesterday C. W. Check. a former lieu
tenant in the aviation service dropped
INTO headquarters and offered his scr
vices in securing automobiles for work
crs In the drive or such other servic.
he could render.
Mr.. Cheek was all crippled up during
the war and while. as an officer, he
was not IN such close contact with the
Salvation Army workers as the privates
he saw much Of the results Of their ef-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
FILES PETITION

Nicholas Sfaltos. Greek barber Of the
South Side. declared his intention Of be-
coming a citizen OF the United States at
tn" office OF the clerk of the federal
court yesterday afternoon. He has been
in this country since 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
LIEUT.. CHEEK FALLS 1000 FEET
AND LIVES TO TELL THE STORY
OF THE DROP.
was Badly wounded and Observed Work
Of Army In Hospital and wants
to Help.

Gratitude on the part OF American
soldiers Is going to play a big part in
the coming drive OF the Salvation Army
for $4,000. and they Will tax" a very
active part in helping to put the thing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-12
ANDREW CARNEGIE, WHO
GAVE VAST FORTUNE
AWAY, IS DEAD, AGED 81
CONTINUED From rage one.)

single gift was a fund of 100000
to aid education in Scottish univer-
stiles.
He carried out his pet idea of n
hero commission, endowed in 1905
with 100000 by which hundreds Of
men, women and children have been
rewarded with Carnegie medals or
pensions for acts Of heroism in the
rescue of imperilled persons. He
later extended similar Denefaclions
TO several foreign countries.
Carnegie Foundation.
He established the Carnegie Foun-
6ation for the Advancement of Teach
ing, with a total fund of $4,000, 600,
which has taken up efficiency sur
veys Of educational work, aided many
inSitutions, and provided pensions
for college professors. In 1911 ne
capitalized his educational ibeneVo-
lence, so that his gifts to libraries
colleges, and other institutions, SHOULD
live after him, by establishing the
Carnegie Corporation with a fund Of
$4,000, 600.
One of his latest and greatest ideals
was tho abolition of war, a hope that
he cherished il the face of nterna-
tional conflicts. He gave $4,000, 900
toward an international peace fund,
and built the peace palace at The
Hague, which was dedicated in 1913.
He gave $4,000 for the Bureau of
His love of music moved him to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-12

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having poor tea, 1t costs
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tea.
So pay more per pound
for your tea, and buy less
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You'll have just as
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lot more pleasure and bet
ter health.
Schilling Tea is the fine
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There are four havors of Schilling
Tea Japan, Ceylon India, Oolong,
English Breakfast All one quality In
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AT grocers everywhere,
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