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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
California
Governor Is
on Warpath
Would Forbid Issuance of
Passports: Kearns Plays
Promoters for Boost
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL

/ Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE rasr-
/ ing voice Of Old Trouble has Injected
few notes Of discord into the hull.
ably that has been playing for Jack
Dempsey. II will crate. also. on the
ears OF the promoters angling for the
Dempsey Carpenter fight.
The managers and competing pro
moterE OF the world championship
hight have been cropping around be-
4 hind dark glasses. They have kept
their eyes busy on columns Of ng-
ures and have lost sight OF the big
gest stumbling block in the path
getting a place TO hold the fight.
Those promoters who want -
I fight staged in France or EngisnA
are on easy street compared 20 the
I faction who would like 10 see ths
title decided near some America
( railroad.
The first voice crying in the VIII
dcrncss comes from California;
where Governor stephens is reported
10 have taken an official wallop at
the fight. Rather than allow the
I
a technicaliiy by holding the battle
just across the line In Tia Juana.
he viii appeal 10 the federal authori/
ties TO refuse passports to the ring
siders.
Like Tex Richard. who signed upl
Dempsey and willard and then set
/ out on quest for a place to hold
the fight. the promoters are going
ahead just as hopeful.
! New York or New Jersey seem to|
be the favoriie spots. but both are
hypothetical hopes New York has
20 pass a boxing law and New Jer-
sey must legalize longer bouts than
eight rounds TO meet the bill. This
Is under way, as the New Jeysey
fraternity. feeling sure that the
Walker boxing bill viii pass the leg
islature. has already put the boxing
commission on the Job to get longer
bouts TO compete with New YORK
where II rounds would be perms
BILE under the proposed law.
Charles L. Cochran. the Londoa}
I promoter. who wanted the tifioI
fought for in London. seems to hAyeI
been influenced by the trend toward |
America and he claims to be wiIlingI
now to have Carpenter fulfil hisl
contract with him in America. Hell
announces that he has received AMI
attractive offer TO stage the fight inI
New Jersey and has cabled DesI
Camps for an answer.
kearns so far seems to be playingI
one promoter against the other in2
the hope of boosting the price. He
has given none Of the seventeen lid
ders a definite answer and has n
manned silent on the ultImatum It
Fox to act quickly on his offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

L. bismarck Garden for dinner. etc.
The pastlmc ends and out pour the
loyal rpotsrs Down tho street a
piece looms tho SIGN. bismarck
Garden The rooters break into a
bioodsho, Eallop. In lcisurely fash
lon the waiting autos follow and col.
lect $3.50. Easy money.
Opening days hereafter must be
dun and drah and drear. and the
loyal Red roo,cr who used to have
his collars made IN a harness shop
now patroniEss the gents furnish.
lnKs.
copyright. 1890. by the Bell s,ndi
cate. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
OLD MAN TROUBLE BUSY AGAIN

nif dep~pd number Of
younv.ts,. have will be
uI,,r,. In In. pbity sousd when 10
Nc between Pbla
IA. or,, Town third
,I,,,s ain, the With Cy Perkins ON the lob
yor. Giants when
To number. Among pieked Arthu
uire who hail, from San Franeisco by
Grass
sbuItr Louis
with
l,st wear as a Cardinal about TO become n
has pued annual
waiting
ur,,,. J,s would no, have
and manager college
baseball sausd in The spring.
Of be
How tim. do n,.
Csur~ hadho Of
Pi,sburr long I'm signing
etwitbk ansa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
The Cincy Special
by CHARLES DRYDEN

Baseball does, did possess. to July L. four cardinal
virtues towit Bull booze boneheads and abls and
thus explained
Bull is that magic save the magnates spill during the
off ~ enhuse the old fish who be seen
swimming thru the old turnstles when springtme
again.
Booze what the magnates purchased in liberal doses to
insure the winning of the pcnnan in winter; bunch OF
sweet htters-great little team paper the KIND that
in rolls-for printing purposes.
Boneheads the high saared who forth on the
diamond and lose everything but their religious belief and
a bitter antpathY to the clause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
CADOOCK TO MEET
JOE STECHER SOON

NEW YORK, Jan. i2.-Sergt
Earl Caddock viii meet Joe Stecher
here for the worlds wrestling cham.
pionshlp on or about january 20 IL
Stechcr IN not billed as the worlds
champion. according to terms re-
oeived by Promoter Jack curley,
who has offered a purse OF $4,000
for the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Bud Ridley to
Have Big Chance

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. II,
--Murh Interest II being mani.
Tested In the ioround Eo at
Maih.r field Friday night between
G~orgie Ire 81 Sacramento and
Bud Ridley Of Seattle. II IL gen
orally thought the hght will not
last the full 10 rounds. I'm tho
same card u. u. Brown meets hid
iso In an eishtround special
event. Tho winner 81 tn. nghi
win meet Pete Herman. bantam
champion, At Maihsr nrid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
WINS HORSESHOE TITLE

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. IA
Ollie Hoag yesterday won the horse
shoe pitching championship Of the
state. HoaR defeated "Bill' Dodds
three out OF FIVE. making 10 ringers
In the five games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Duthies Cop
Soccer Tilt
From Champs
Local Boatbuilders Show a
Burst OF Speed and
Hang Up Win
ny AIEN &. ROsE

Showing "a burst ~ speed that car.
ried the Carbonate defense on IT.
feet. the Duthir soccer team defeated
the p~nnant winning miners In "a
challenge match at Liberty park
yesterday. The nnai score. Duthics
,. Carbonate 2.
AZ the boaibulidcra were the only
team TO count fun points from Car.
bonndo In the league race. their show
ing again In yesterdays tusale places
them favoritss 90 win the McMilinn
cup series that starts shortly
The visitors took the Held ~ fun
strength but OWING TO tho nonap
pearance % Clark. the locals f"Fu.
lar Foaile. change was made IN
IN. Ijushl9 ranks. Smith guarding
the uprights Fine combination work
by fInriln and Iiyera brought the
] haii 60 seat'ie's end but Daily inter
ceptrd and kicked clear when a
acorr seemed certain
Fouls were frequent az tho start
nj the players soon realized that u
was up to them 10 play Tho han u
they wanted TO make any headwsy.
I Tho muddy condition ~ the field DID
no, improve the combination. often
we'll meant pass stuck half way
TO it, destination.
Shooting Poor
The shooting Of both teams was far
I fro-n good anu many an opening
was missed. David and Douglas each
nivaed glorious chance. and tho
haif time whistle sounded with the
score sheet clean.
Changing ends the visitors started
or at top speed and Davis soon
opened tho scoring with low shot
that the local keeper just failed TO
hang on 20. This advantage. how.
ever. was rhor;livcd. for the locals
soon were on equal terms again. Plat
being the scorer when he buticd in
while the visltorH' defense was doing
I the Alfonso. CASTOR act.
The same player was again promi.
nrnt a few minutes later when he
cievcrly tricked two opponents and
scored with a peach Of shot that
dropped just under the cross bar.
l II was tho best goal Of the match
Keepeg UP the attack the Duthic
squad hemmcd It's opponents IN on all
sides and from one Of tho serlm.
images Strange scored.
Davi< Scores
Davis reduced the lecway when he
outran tho locals defense and gave
I smith no chance with his parting
shot. This finished the scoring. bu; a
little stoadying on the part Of the
visitors would have brought the
/ equalizer.
Lineup
I The teams appeared as follows
Smith. OTooie DAILY.
Baliingai. TunnecliGe. Plat. Kerlcy.
Thompson, Douglas. Strange and
I shenrcr.
Bowers. Alien. W. Har.
lin. Weston. Buck. Pritchard. Byers.
r. HInrlin. Davis. s,obbs and Han.
nus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

IN" fans are stili soro up In Everett
because their Idol. Travic Davis. was wal
Hoped by Blly Wright Davis did try
hard enough, wen admit but all he
accomplished was nice rcd nose whore
Biily stuck his left hand million times
or more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
| CTAR |
|OPORTS|
~" Cage Squad Spills Dope and Wallops Y. vi. c.
GOV. STEPHENS MAY STOP FIG

Prss)G tina tn
act o
for the reed sporting men
tenen yesterday
even theh OF the a ria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

uhs viii win tho first game awsy
from home In tho tss.f puck rsees
Victoria fangie- with Vancouver to-
night In Vancouver. and hs. fine
chance Of being the first To do the
hoaor-. Victoria l. leading the
league. but win for Vancouver
team viii boost Vancouver to the Top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

just who Is the Northwest light
weight king 10th u-inie sohu-
mann aud bob Harper claim it. The
only why To settle II would he In the
ring. Neither has u distinct claim,
20 the crown, as far as we can see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
How Clubs Stand
in Star League


Knights OF Columbus hall This
should h. a good game. It's the frs,
game o.; the season for tho brewster
u1rn
In the other game the kuiEh,s
% Columbus viii entertain tho Hat
nlcr Post squad. This should be a
thriller. II both teams play up TO
foFrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12


Charley Tobin. seattiss rev sing.
didn't look ~ good in Victoria Friday
night. SAYS Pilot Pete Muidoon Charley
s'iffened up after bis start here Wsdnss.
day. and - VIII take a couple % days
more work 10 put him IN condition
20 play At top speed again.
The defense in the Coast puck league
- the tiKhiest ia years With stars q
Holmes IN the nets. " ls. Indeed. a wizard
shot that eau score
vancouver will he seattiss oppa-
p~ut "wednesday night. The Milton.
airs. will have "gyclonr" Taylor In
the lineup this trip. The veteran
wasn't with the Vancouver mcn last
time. and his sbsenee was kecpiy felt
by the visitors attack.
Runor hah e that Mickey aacKay.
former Vancouver Millionaire rover. will
soon return 20 the team. iie has been
playing IN an amateur league In Canada
recently.
vancouver has husky schedule this
week playing tonight on its home ice
with Victoria. here "wednesday night. and
with Victoria 10 Victoria Friday
Lloyd Cook IL handling the Van
eousrr team on the lee tbi. year.
Frank Patrick u attending only to
the bushes. end, and has retired ~
active manager Of the Miiiionaire-.
Gully" Wilson. former Seattle wing.
IL playing fast game with tho Toronto
team, In the Eastern league. according
to press reports from the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

A, the Elks Tuesday night the
Eiks will, swing into action for tn.
first time In the league when they
,anxis with the Co. n team. Friday
night the ElkE viii start the second
time. meeting the powerful spaidinR
team. MacDougnii southwiek's team
meets the Soldiers and Sailors club
the same night.
with this fine line Of cage games
the basketball fans In the city viii
have large weeks Entertainment
lined up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Thorssn Stars


Thoraen. the big center Of the
~Y- outfit. was the high scorer Of
the night. running up six baskets
Woods, OF the 'Y' and Leaf OF the
University men were next wnh II
pclnts each
The University team had slight
edge on the "" az the passing
game and checked bit harder but
there wasn't much 10 choose be
tween the teams. as the close score
shows
ice Dyke. the bir guard ~ the
University team. was the be-. de
Tense man on the floor. He played
fine game from whistle 20 whistle,
Yves Rennie. Community captnia.
played good floor game. aitho his
o2,.onent ouiscoeed him. Fix baskets
% three Most Of Thorscn's snots
we're long hoop chances from the
saiddlc u the floor.
The University team bears watch
ting and win make a 10, % trouble
for the other squads IN the league.
They have a fighting team.
Spectacular Shots
Dad Leaf the veteran forward.
played good individual game. bu,
would help the scoring machinery
OF the Northenders IL he didn't take
10 many long shots. He pushed a
eouplr 81 shots thru the rim how
ever. Saturday that were tls most
r,.eetae,,lar Of the plav. a one hand
81 shot landing in the baske, that
brought thrill 10 the fan. We
Hrnnie also tossed IN a one hauled
sl:at tina, was beauty.
Woodcock the other University
forward. played nice. conas,eat
rame and win lie a lot OF trouble
q the res, OF the guards In his sec.
tier before the season IL over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Muff Bronson, the Portland light
weight, has packed up his buds ana left
Tor canada. Bronson was staging n nice
comeback In the ring when he took one
OF Charley whites left hooks on the
jaw In the first round OF the no at NIL.
weulSie, orc, on New Years day for
tho fun count. II may be n long time
before bronson Ii seen around the North
west again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

W. Dodge. former brown Universe
crack. will be out for forward job =
the SpaldinE team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

BOY Mccormick. the English champion.
Is atill insisting that he will soon return
TO England 10 challenge Georges Carpon.
tier to match Tor the championship
of Europe. Mccormick Is the English
light heavyweight champion. HUT before
no goes he has several Interesting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Stub" Hooker, well known TO North .
western sport fans aa ~ boxing referee
and baseball umpire. diod here last night
from pneumonia. Hooker worked hut
once IN local ring, calling the decisions
az the Arena about year ago. lie was
better known In spokane. where he was
the official referee OF the Spokane Ath
letlo club Tor several yearA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

bert Forbes, Seattle miller. who made
MS home IN Vancouver, H. &. for a few
weeks. is making hts home In Seattle
again lic Is training every day ana IL
looking for matches. Forbea shouhl
mako good showing in the lightweight
ranks II he wouldn't take matches with
mon too heavy for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

matches looming In Frisco. "spud'
Murphy, the fighting harp. who docsn'
clatm anything outside OF being a bAttler
wants another bout with tho English
man. their first go resulting in draw
And then Just across the hay In Oakland
resides Battling" Ortega. tho rugged
Mexican, who II open for matches Me
Cormick II the boy who put the crushei
on Frank Farmer on the same card that
Bronson took his big dive.
The first ballot received on the
Dempsey -tarpcntier battle published
In The star was In this morn
tng'r mail. The voter, sailor
from Br~merton, voted for Martin In
meet Carpenter, writing that he
thought the promoters were "a dis
grace To the game. n won't take
long To see how the fans are lined
up on the big go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

substltutiana. Reynolds for Weeks
Th0rssn disqualified ny four personal
fouls. replaced ~ Kelley cundall for
crsp ford
Scoring. TIsIa roais-w0ods Z. r.auEhon
:. Thorsen 6. Leaf 4. Woodcoek 4, Rem
nie g. Crawford 2. Free thrONs---W Gods
g. Leaf 3. Woodcock l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

The summary.
subtfifutfons. Dix for G. Dahis,
Thonpkins far DIX: Wright for orr Nc
Donald for Wright. DOoiittis for Bush
nell: Turner for Niillkens Robinson for
Hargrose.
gcoring: Field goais--Dix I. Orr L.
Bushnell 6. Mnllken g. Maurice I, Bell T.
Dooiitfis I. Free throWs-staiey 2. Brett
?, Dooiittle 4, Miiiiken s.
The University team Will be seen
In action again Wednesday night
when they tangle with the Brew
sfer's Cigar store team at the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Davis reduced the lecway when he
outran tho locals defense and gave
smith no chance with hts parting
shot This finished the scoring, but a
little stoadying on the part Of the
visitors would have brought the
equalizer.
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Slecna Tyna: "Pane Vomac
ko, vami Sc rada bavfm, ii
druzi jsou pro mne pfilis chy-
TIL
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SCfTANf INDUSTRIE.

Washington, D. C. - Sci
tani narodni industrie, zahrnu-
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ly, lomy, olejove a plynovG
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Sveta $500
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Financni zpravu podaval ta-
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81. u porovnani cinnosti spoil
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If<~lS TtkING 0AER.
okI ilIOMt CITY Ni~

piiahoua git reh Nc'cr
ocutrncl fher aean up crn41irn
Frslsv with - arrests iafe Thursday
ani early FRIDAY
Orders 10 sRetr III o.iy cie9n ~
non- worsrfs VIA ~ h'ames ~-ih nn-
nerc1. rchberies recFufix have Bees
gwen tv Chif 1frrr Snah
detective Che 5chr hahsiSa ara
Detectives Waae spt1r and Mikf co--
ucrs late Thurs av arrested Dn u.
Sniih. aha. A-ff Tex % charee
20 fargsrr
Zen 1,essrr wrn known Is police
H-e. vas arrested bv Officer 2 81.
nanieis On q feie-4l charse rf ssl'inc
DOPE he uss fa Be tuTned ever "a
T. s. officers Frlax.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
HE PREYED on THE
PEOPLES cRiTITt III

4 panhzndler just sentenced 70 the
woTkhoase IN Ncw YORK coafesses
that BE- soliciting aims IN = uniform
BE was coiirtgine s4e day and had
rccently pat 5000 in tie fnak Thers
are , good many lS-k1raf patriots
pho have never saiuted tie flzg and
1onf knoN ihs Star Sparsitd Banaeg
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pzfrSotism II thtlI heads and xca1d
noi BE- nkeiy 10 refase % Aeip al sx-
soldier II need. alto sue sing hs
HseAi be a fraud
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" , Howcll places iac go.dea aee
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hy thai time BE- has mastered Als call
lag NAatever il l. aad foaal his place
IL ire world The silver sse 1e pa
ces between s and Sc heiag thsre
himself be speaks 81 u as silver with
oai alloy and oaiy less iaxn gold .e-
caase al thar tire Of lie ones stay
en earth Is q s.nte-est % faweT per-
sons
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able and logical life IN Is normal
ana wholesome MANNER a. his oe-
curs,ion ard living conditions per
anif But Mr. Williams experi
euce may NOT affect many lnde-
meni> long held and erected upon
less liberal data.
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WOMAN NOT WORRIED
OVER FOOD SHORTAGE

u have lived G. teas ard wsfe- Tor
over 81 -uo1ths AID hzxe h-e1 scar
rSly able - ca azvthfng for he Fass
res-- bean szfte-11g from ston-
ero 4 f-1s7d reeosE-1e1dcf Nsyrs
Wcr6e-frI Rsne1F s1i sisre sskize
Six dosc< ] fea ] a. e1sireiy r.
s-c-rd- cve1 ceb1zre dces ~ h1Tt
re- I j. 9 simple 1zrnlrss p-~p-
zrsfto7 -hs- reUoTes II <ztzrrhzI
-zcEs from The i--esss-sl --sct s-d
siisVs ne inflz-rzzsicz xks-z .csuecs
Practically al s.0zzc1. sfve- z7d IN
fasti1sl silzezfs l7cz-6i1g D7-Gl-
e-fis one dose wT-i ronrinr- o. NV
~ refunded
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K. c. MARKETS

Ean~ss rhe. Fch Hoes t0e
ac iosrs Bn,k sifiprli7o: hnaYcs.
slg.--H1t medium. si4-f1fi -i->e.
r.rs. s-I75G tzae
gATTLE-1.-e Heavies. $50 q
sop- medium. Stzg-G Git-5; common
81 -of-ea- nehfs s,s,aGit7s. cows
sfqeFila calves ss.oo4 .s--'.
s.oessrt $50 01o.cS
SHEEP-1 -1eea Sfeadg &c lower
Lambs. si---- a-ae3. ewes. $1,000
1919