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Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Wares Baby Powder
Relieved My Twins
of Stomach Trouble"
"After other remedies failed this
medicine brought quick and last
ing relief says Louisiana woman.

Mrs. p. y. Morgan Of Winusho-o, La,
is now a hrm believer IN Wares Baby Pow
der. She writes, on May 9th, ly-u. My
twin bows suffered from stomach and bowel
trouble, and nothing would agree with them.
l was nearly frantic, and consulted various
physicians without result. Then tried
Wares Baby Powder and was gratiiied 10
see almost instant relief and shortly my
babies were entirely well ! do not beheNe
theV would have lived had it not been for
Wares Baby Powder"
This simple, harmless remedy is equally
effective in cases of teething and summer
complaint. Given to babies IN liquid form,
mixed with sugar and water, they love TO
take it. At all druggists for 60c and Sl.2o
the package.
THE WARE CHEMICAL CO.. Dallas.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Natures Supremacy.

Emerson in his essay on Nature
saws: AT the gates of the forest the
surprised man of the world is forced
IN leave his city estimates of great
and small. wise and foolish. The
knopsack of custom falls off his back
with the first step he makes into
those precincts. Here is sanctity
which shames our legiOns and reality
which discredits our heroes"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Began Searching the Pockets of His
comve4A euit.-


such as is used for safe deposit boxes.
This he did not replace in the deep
inside pocket of the waistcoat from
which he had taken it. After a single
keen glance he thrust it into one of
his own pockets, closed both lockers,
and fastened to the shower-bath room.
The companions returned TO the
dressing room together, but BENIN
was the first dressed.
Sorry, old man." he said. 81 have
an engagement that | cannot break.
You might kill time in the smoking
room. I'll come back in my car and
take you up home"
Clinton hunted up the nearest tele-
phone booth and called the Kirkland
residence. Mrs. Kirkland responded in
tone that rendered needless her
statement that she was delighted to
be talking with him.
"You dear boy!" she cooed. IT'S
like your own real self TO be so
thoughtful. calling me up
HAS that telegram-?' he asked.
Not yet. When my husband left
his office he ordered it delivered at
your house. We dine with you and
Amy this evening, so"
81 regret that lam not quite ready
to" hesitated Clinton. May l ask
You see, on account of Miss Kirkland,
would rather wait until"
wait? The telegram may not come
until dinner time. Surely you'll be
home to dine?
"Well-I am not quite"
you will not fail us?"
"Very well; you may count on me.
Good-by." Hastily he hung up the re-
| ceiver.
Less than ten minutes later a taxi
/ cab brought him TO the Lowrie house.
AS old Tillie opened the door she
peered up the street and grunted with
satisfaction: Huh You're all getting
home all right, Mr. VIII. There comes
Miss Amy with Miss Ellen"
He jumped past her into the hall.
Don't tell them-that is, say I'm in
Mr. in my room. very busy"
His shaving set lay before him on
the dresser. He looked from it to the
carefully arranged evening clothes.
/ The collar tie. studs and links had all
come from his suitcase. His forehead
! gathered in a puzzled frown.
ut certainly was locked" he mur-
INJURED
As he entered the parlor Tillie an
nounced dinner. Ellen looked at him
in tender expectation. He flushed,
glanced at Amy, hesitated and stepped
across to offer his arm to Mrs. Kirk
land.
"Since all of you insist that | am
the host, shall do my duty as such.
he smiIingly remarked.
"Prm, prudent and precise" mocked
Amy, and she transferred her hand
from Bemms arm to Doctor Kirk
lands. I'VE stand corrected Chawles,
you NAV take in Miss Kirkland"
Clinton avoided Ellen's pitiful gaze
"The telegram has not yet conner he
asked the girls mother.
Not yet. We expect it any
minute"
should have come hours ago." add
ed the physician.
They're such slow pokes!" com
planned Amy.
Ellen sighed audibly. Even BENIN
looked grave. The suspense of wait
ing for the delayed Telegram was max
ing every member Of the party uneasy
BENIN may have had additional causes
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Force of Practice.

81 noticed how easily the moving
picture actress complied with all the
registration requirements when she
applied for a vote
That's nothing to be surprised at.
II ought TO come easy TO movie
actress 10 register
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Moving an Audience

"A successful speech carries the
audience right along with it,
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum.
"But at the new rates of tranSpOrta-
ton doubt whether we can afford it,"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Queer Proceeding.

"BOddlcS has very paradOXical
way of conducting his business"
"How sof"
"Iie is continually extending his
contracting operations
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
CUNNING.

Friend-Was Miss Filmite angry
when she found you had forgotten to
turn the crank?
Camera Man-Not after | had said
that became 50 engrOsSed in her act
ing that | forgot to turn.-Film Fun.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Posted.

Mrs. Klubmann-Going out, dear?
You don't know how lonesome ii is
here evenings.
Klubmann-Oh, yes | do; that's the
reason I'm going out.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
A Rarity.

-"What is woman of tact, any
way?" asked the Old Fogy.
zone who knows how TO smile
when you praise some other woman"
replied the Crouch.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Use for Him.

"Hs language Is enough to make
ones hair curl"
'Then why doesn't the boob get a
good-paying job in a ladies' hair
dressing establishment
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
The Proof.

There gees a horny-handed man of
toll"
"Who is he?'
ale works with one in the theater
orchestra"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Extensive Business.

She-Will you ever love another
dearest?
He (broke)-No. never, if | get out
of this affair.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
No Limit.

"A man is never too old to learn"
"That." Said Miss Cayenne, may ap-
ply to books or Industrial occupations,
but never to dancing"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
The Genial Host.

"Was ii joy ride?"
"FOr everybody but me-" answered
Mr.. Chuggins. II was buying the gas
oline and conducting the interviews
with the police"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Beyond Worry.

Barker boasts that he can trace his
ancestors back to the Pilgrims"
"Welf the Pilgrims are dead and
won't feel it,"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
AVOIDING Dancer.

Oh. bring the Ounce cap out anew,
Since crime affects to be refined;
If thus attired l go on view
/ can't be called "a master mind"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Naturally.

"HOw do You suppose that child
got the Jelly he has been eatingT
81 suppose he got IT sirup-titiOus-
ly."
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
The Usual Result.

81 hear Will is spoons on Belle"
"Yes. it has made quite a STIR
Baltimore American.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Sliuht Mistake,

Enthusiastic Musician-Oh come
over here and listen to these magnifi-
cent records Of selections from Wag-
ner!
Record Salesman-Beg pardon, miss,
but them records is sounds in a Fog"
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27

It's impossible for any woman to
look as young as she thinks she looks.
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27

SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
Single edge &c, double Sc Mail Meentzer
ehav Supply Company. Beaumont, TexaA
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
GOLD MEDAL
aakRA EN- on
w kEYsSIEE3l ~

Ths worlds standard remedy For kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troublss--ths
National Remedy Of Holland since 1895.
Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists.
LSsh fer the name Gold Medal ON every beA
and accept 90 imitation
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
TOO
LATE

Death only a matter of short time.
Don't wait until pains and aches
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
Abbeville progress., 1920-11-27
Soothes and Heals.

No need suffering any more with
catarrh. Leading druggists guarantee
that II a Hyomei outfit does not re-
lieve you, they will pay for it them
selves.
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|enA1n T7Sd3 "a
! EE19GaS3s2ff F.


Joe wsternn~s left is~t night foe
San Francisco with bud Ridley.
local banssu. and Msrr.rio Horn.
the Filipino lixbtw~igbt Ridley
boI@s doe Coffey, Tri.re lightweight.
en- November -. and Joe hope. On
limo no n bout for FLORES with Tommy
Cello.
WIN. ne tho are IN Yrfs>n. wafer
man -iii 20 cunning for Fred winaor.
Bidi~ys former manager. .Wlrsor IA
holding out Buds trunk on him. and
claims that Bad owes him SONS money.
Waterman says he viii 20 to court to
Eight IL n necessary.
Ridley becauss Of his snerp-rf~ncs m
dealing With fight managers Of Wirsors
type. certainly signed sucker" contract
whsu he started out with Winsor a year
or 40 ago. He agreed TO give Winsor 20
per cent Of all bis earnings. and 70 pay
for all expenses including railway fare.
hotel bills. etc. Winsor holds that con.
tract IL stili legal. and In latter 20
Bud threatens 10 hold him to IT,
which IL only moro sproof If tho
ealiber Of fellow this bird Winsor Ia
How he ever gets by IN -an Frascisoo
IL more than We can figure. Hes
absolutely thru In seattle ~ far as
the boxing game IL concerned
Ths trio win return from tho syu,h
Immediately after the pair or borera
complete their contracts and complete
their business with Wlnaor. Ridley ~
billed 10 box Jack Davis. who lost TO Joe
German in Portland recently at Tacoma
on December 2, and Flores Is down on
the card TO meet newcomer to the
Northwest In Al Nelson
Dame Rumor has II that rsfdis FINK
man. he Of the Eva TanEuay personality
and the X .. right, may take up ring
work again. Eddie. who IL now with the
chauncey Wright Eestaurant Co. denies
the report sfnphsticaIiy. But still tho
boys who saw him work out at the
Arena gymnasium few weeks ago, say
that he still throws that right over IN
nasty faAhioa-
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WIN the big Dartmouth game only
n nttio more thnn n week away.
Coach Aiiiron's University Of Wash.
ington football squad In In probably
the worst shape that they have been
all season
fcrimmaS~ f- sfie htE sfrfng uisf
II needed by Aiiison's team. and sew.
en- OF his first string men are hhmp-
eucd with injuries that prevent him
from scrimmaEinE. Captain Ted
Fanik. Larry Smith. ribert Harper,
Erwin Daley. Jimmy Bryan. Ingram
ana Johnny Wilson are the injured
men who have not been able 10 take
part In scrimnage since the oregon
Eafne Their inurier are not such
that win keep them out OF the big
Dartmouth gama tho.
Coach Aiiipon said yesterday ehas
he was seriously thinking Of using
Johnny Primm. the speedy oolored
nfar. an am end Pr1mm In fnst. IL a
r,ire taekicr and many think that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
FOOTBALL
LEADERS
PLAY WEST
SEATTLE

Baflarsrs undrfeated high school
football eleven Ia expected TO eiinrh
tho high school Eridiron Title Of Seat
Ito today when the Beavers meet
West Seattle At tho Coast league ball
park
ballard has crrne Sftru she s-ssun
without defeat. In fact they haven't
been scored on this season The
beavers have down-i Queen Anne.
10. Lincoln. 30. and Franklin. 30.
They played a 90 tie with broadway.
West Seattle. on IN. other hand.
has taken four straight defeats hut
In spite OF thes. ios~oa. the Indians
have been playing tho best brand az
football that they have shown dur
ing many = SEASON Tho West Sid.
els wers defeated BY big scores BY
they were Just noned out By Franklin
and Queen Anna
Coach r'raar. Of ne Ballard tram.
wasn't confident by any means that
his team would walk away with the
Eama liz said he expected his
charges 20 b out ther- fighting. and
they would DO their -darrdcafs 20
bring home the championnhin
Only n defeat can knock tho Brav.
ern out OF tho titir. rs tie game win
leave their slate clean for the SEASON.
Will. all the other teams In the
ioaga, have tasted nj least QUO do
feat this year.
Both rease ana coseh Murphy. Of
West Seattle expected 20 start their
squads with Tire same llneups' tina,
started In their respective games las,
week
Duo 90 shs he~vy rains ~ ne Nass
few day. tho sofs surface Of the
Coast league han Park was boand 70
allow up play. Ballard with itr
strong defense wiii - a big favoritr
60 win over N. lighter Indiana
The kick or was ss, for $50. WITH
T1cry Strong as referee and Butch
Boyle As unplfa-
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outfitter -ctiriie- Donald Philips.
Of Jasper. Alberta. one OF the uost
noted Of Rocky Mountain suldaa.
met us with his four asaiHtnnta, rs
pack horses ana tho pack dog,
"Irownie.-
The big snme hunter. particularly
he nruttiiner. In making a trip %
the Canadian Rockies in search of
aheep. grizzliea. moose and happiness.
In In for a rude shock. The game In
there. all right We got ours. but
rs a real he mans Job 10 hive IN the
wildN and battle against the barriers
which you arc continually meeting.
An Eastern hunt IN tame beside
tho one We went thru The Eastern
brand means but two OF three weeks
away from the family firealds and
costs around 800 smackerA
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OIL BURNS
LOW in
FOOTBALL
LAMP
ny HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Nov. te.--On In the
Gpotfxxll Lamp Is running low Just a
NV more pnffs and fiickerx and The
night win 20 out for 1870.
A few bright spots shine on TO-
nrorrow's card which ~ practically
fhc end Of the season The brightest
rays Of the day will shoot westward
IN the campus Mt trbana. where
Ohio state and Illinois come together
for the second time in successive
years 10 battle for the wewern con.
ference championship
The rnuisi-colorcd lens WIN BE-
focused on the Yale Bowl where
Harvard and Yale play for their gard
annual game-
Brilliant as = spectacle with an tn
traditions behind Il and with n
crowd OF about $4,000 looking on. the
Yale Harvard set.to lacks n little at
stake which makes the Illinois Ohio
state bale the premier event Of the
day.
Indicated. ~ she 4. Ohio b IA
vored over Illinois. but tho most
ardent Buckeye hackers still have n
recollection Ia ni-htmar. Of the
1ast so seconds Of last years battle
when the skilled toed Fletcher booted
. goal for Illinois and won the cham
pionship.
For a real honest 70 gosh battle.
the Lehigh-Iafayetts game should be
one Of the best OF the day. Little
1.ehIgh. which scared Penn state pale
last week. Is considered the favoritc-
Dartmouth. scampering after sec
cnd place In the eastern race, takes
on Brown. the worst stumbling block
IN these parts.
It's Syracuse,s turn for q good
game. The New Workers.. who have
been on again and off again in alter
mating Saturdays. are expected TO
win from Colgate.
The enn-Columbia game m New
York's gala attraction. All kinds Of
honors will be heaped upon the sage
who predicts the winner Of the game
or the size OF the score
Georgetown and Washington and
lee probably viii stage the best bat
tie in the South as Tech is idle and
Centre has a setup In Virginia
The feature attraction Of IN. Pa.
cific coast In the battle between Cali
1crnia and Stanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Of 90 days In which ron and your
three companions bag five grizzlies.
one brown bear. one black bear. three
big horn rams. four billy goats. four
bull caribou and two bull moossf
That wn= our reward for aitimming
tho alp iapds above tho timber line
in tho Canadian Rockies OF BritiAh
Columbia and Alberta
Here's what We sighted Eight
grizzlies. 20 Moose. Is caribou. 3
black bears. brown b~ars. iis big
horn sheep. ~ goats and ons cross
fox
win me WIRE ID. Clarence Hardy.
OF Milwaukee. and DIR. Frank Roniig
and Attorney Paul Thompson. Of
Cleveland. our party got together
at Mount Robson. y. G.. October Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
ny MORRIS ACrERmAN

cNc,sd Fishing and Hunting Expert
Stalking big game on the top OF
tho world IL crammed fun OF hard
ships and thrills
The hardrhips make you say an
emphatic "Never again" when the
trip ends. but tho thrills win pull
you hack into II again next fan.
Just why Is huntorf" In a sub.
icct that can't be put In words It's
a feeling.
I've Just returned from what I
consider tho finest big game trip 20
be found on the American continent
and " has been my good fortune
10 have made many splendid hunting
expeditions In the past
Can you Imagine a big game hunt
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Ballard Expected to Cnch Prep Grid Title Today
GRID s. g


Duo 3. the peer .hswfns ~ the
Vale gsftsee sx.i--t ths fris~~t~~
rtg~r Last ~~~h. tho sasusi Vale
Harvard ts-~i~. which 4. hiii~d f-s
New uss-a tsfporso~, hiss Loot seps~
81 hs usual h-cs edge Harvard
playing Princeton 10 . is-it tle t~e
seeks ass. 10 . big fsvsriis 10 ola.
rhs Arusy ard Hasy ~@r s~~~s m IN -,
snnaal classic = vssk from saturday al
Sew York
c~~~A ap>sr~. ~ tswtp~<veA. IN
get ys~k the Ur~<. tr-sn 10 o<sn~ 10
tho tsest usaii sft-w tla~ gsoa~ With
nrv~p. tts4s ~iii be played ~ pssAss
n~iardaf.
cynfs ntsss ~ rfiinsia That vru ~
the select sams IN ths Mieais West 70
msrro~. They rss~< al Celamtvs q a
-in er . tie sfsss Tho -nIf T~n- t~i-
q. ths naetsy. teaml but IN uiins.i
-tn ~tli MAJ. . ,ripis tie betss ecu Ohia.
Iiiineis and ~t.rensiA
an p~es-s c-rr-<i s~~a vSn r~~s
Pennsylvania Thanksgiving Day. fn.s.
Warh IS coru-'i ha. icst s-fy srs rams
this yeNr-~te parffneuts-snd that repa
has es~n defeated four tirs~. N. dope
seems - fssor -. pehis eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
ANNUAL
COAST
PUCK MEET
TONIGHT

The opening date OF the annual
Pacific Coast hockey race win be de-
termined tonight at the annual meet
ing Of the league to be held AT Van
couyer. y. G. IL In already under.
stood that games win be played in
Seattle every Wednesday. in Victoria
every Friday and In Vancouver every
Monday.
After the opening date r. an
nounced the schedule will be drawn
up for the year.
Some action win undoubtedly be
taken regarding the jumping OF Roy
Hickey. Seattle defense player. 10 the
Toronto outlaws Some action is
also expected TO be taken TO govern
the rulings 70 cover such cases in
The future, n they occur.
Seattle win be represented By Pilot
Pete Muldoon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

The outn'ter furnishes me tent
blankets. grub and also = canoe. You
70 light Maybe you bag a moose
OF n brace OF deer and call II big
game trip. That's what 1 call
cinch hunt. from experience.
but N was a different proposition
in tho Rockies. Our Western guide
and outfittcr furnished the saddles,
the pack horses and the grub.
We took along the rest Each Of
our party had two high-powcred
rifles. heavy blankets a sleeping
bag. a pair Of snow shoes. two pairs
Of cgiked boots for climbing. enough
clothed 10 max. visit 10 the North
Pole and sufficient ammunition 10
start a young revolution
We were loaded up file human
freight cars when ws hit the up trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
ORC
FORCES
TO FRONT

CHICAGO. Nov. is---Aifrrd -
Orc stood tied with Joe jackson and
John DAILY for first place In tbs
worlds thr~e-cushion billiard cham
pionAhip tournament hero today. De
ORC went into n tie by his victory
over Joe Capruuf-
Other results werr Charley MORN
OF Chicago beat Charles Otis Of New
York; Augie KIecthoffer Of Chicago
defeated Jex. Lean OF Denver. Piery'
Aauporne Of Milwaukee won FROG
Hughe Heal OF Toronto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

away from ne comforts Of The world
thaid ropped out Of hight bshind t,s-
Our destination was the region
above tho timber line. where the biz
RAms feeds and EXISTS away from his
worst enemy-nAN.
Forty days OF this and ve didnr
look 40 spick and span When vs
came out our clothes wer. In tstteru.
A rag man wouldn't even have nsds
bid for them. An Of Us would hnvs
qualified for Banta Claus Job with
our long beardA
We had gone thru seven kinds -
hadeA We had suffered many hard
shlpa- But we had tho game and
we had made Tho big league TRIP
In hunting
That's one snswer b why b .
huntery'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
SEASON ENDS
TURKEY DAY

Tho local prep RIA season WIN
Wind up It's schedule Thanksgiving
day when the broadway ard Lincoln
eleven clash In their annual rtrar.
ria Lincoln fen before Ballard this
year. while Broadyay was trounoed
by Franklin. while both teams are
out Of tho high school racc--unicss
West Seattle pulls the unexpected
and wins today frum Baiiar5--in.
Itcress always runs high In this game
because Of tho traditional rivalry be-
tween the schools The site for tn.
game has not been selected yet The
game mar be staged a, Denny field
NJ the University Of Washington N
the proper arrangements can be
made with the university offlciaix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19

Roses committee because TINS
game will be staged under
their auspices.
Ohio State and Notre Dame would
conc in for the biggest consideration
for the Middle West division II Ohio
beats or ties Illinois saturday. But
a win for Illinois viii enter the H.
nnols team In the running. Neither
Ohio nor Notre Dame has been de.
fcated this year.
LEADERS PLAY
TIE GAMES
In the FAR East rncrv isn't a team
with an absolutely clear record.
riitshurg and Penn State. both un.
Defeated. meet Turkey day at Pitts
burg. Both OF these teams have
played ue games Pittsburg with
Syracuse and Penn state with 10.
hlgh.
Harvard and Princeton both are
undefeated for the season. They
played tie game when they met
two weeks ago.
SO it's a big matter % mystery as
a. what team viii come 20 tho Coast.
And it's not SURE thing that the
inst team asked viii come West. be
cause all college and university gov
erning bodies do mot believe In post.
season games.
IT'S DIFFERENT
On COAST
On the Coast IT'S diffcren, prcpo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
Pays $40 for His
Chicken Dinner

LONDON. Nov. fe.-Reginaid Al.
len had 20 par SO in court here for
the theft OF a fowl Aliens auto
mobile ran down a rooater. Allen
picked up tho body and took q;
home. That night he had tho neigh.
bors In 70 a rooster dinner. The COPS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
APPOINTED FOR
STAR CAGE LACEUE:
ENTRIES CLOSE DEC. /

sIIEcK" EDMUNDSON, University Of Washington
basketball coach. Ernie Wells Of Lincoln high school,
and Walter Reseberg of Franklin high school, have
sented to act the advisory board for The Star city basket
ball league for the
This trio of men, all familiar with basketball, win be
called upon decide any protests disputes covered
in the rules and regulations of the league and will also be
called upon to interpret the any questions should
arise.
similar committee appointed last year but there
never any need for calling the board together.
STAR LEAGUE
GOVERNMENT
The Star league win be governed by The constitution and
bylaws which governed the league last year. with whatever
changes the managers of the different Star league
make when they hold their next meeting December 1.
There is still for several teams in The Star circuit
All that is necessary to join is TO make application for
franchise from the sport editor of The Star There
charges.
The Star plans TO let The teams their league
entirely The Star will furnish floors, take OF pub
cy, arrange the schedule handle the selling Of tickets
appoint referees and do all detail work to help the organiza
ton along. But all executive work must be done by the
league representatives themselves
FLOOR ARRANGEMENTS
COMPLETE
The Star has arranged for the Of Collins played and
for the Crystal Pool, where the games will be played
The will get under way about the second week
in December and viii wind up about the middle of Feb
ruary.
Seven teams representing Of the best players
in the Northwest, have already entered the circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-19
QUEEN ANNE
FRANKLIN GO SHIFTED

Because of the vaccination 81
Franklin STUDENT. due 20 nm out.
break Of smallpox a, the Mt Baker
school. the Franklin Eriddsrn are Ia
no condition 10 play Queen Anne
Saturday 80 the rnms has bc~ushif,.
cd to NEXT "Wednesday Afternoon
The mir IN billed for tho Coast
league ball park. as usual