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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

Mans best friend is his con.
science, if he will only give
heed to its promptings. No
man ever goes wrong without
his conscience hurting him in
the beginning. 1t is only when
he fails to heed its warnings
that he finds himself in the
mire of the road that leads to
moral destruction. Even when
he has SINK to the depths of
depravity there are times when
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03
Tyler Mullins Going West.

Tyler Mullins, who has been
in this section for the past two
years caring for his aged and
iniirm father who died recently,
will return TO Western X Insas
within n few days where he
will be connected with some Of
the strongest political aud fin.
ancial men in that new and
rapidly developing part of the
state.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03
School News

During the week, Mir. Sui
fridge has been giving US some
instructive talks concerning the
methods employed in nominal
ing and electing the president
OF the United States.
Superintendent j. j. Kelly,
Jr., spent Monday and Tuesday
with us. He explained the
school amendments TO be voted
on in the coming election.
Rev. Burns is getting To be q
regular visitor TO our school.
On Monday morning he held
the chapel exercises and helped
us learn some new songs. Mr..
Dean was also with us this
week, with MIR. Shugart, the
now presiding elder of Big
Stone Gap district.
When more of our patrons
realize how much we appre-
ciate their interest in us we be.
lieve they will visit us--and
perhaps enjoy their visits.
The sixth grade under tho
guidance of Mira. Hill rendered
an interesting Halloween pro-.
gram Friday morning. The
most entertaining feature of the
program was Il drill in which
the students were dressed as
ghosts, wearing pumpkin heads.
Miss Edna McFadden spent
the week end in Bristol with
her sister.
Miss Emma Duncan was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. +.
Hyatt, Of Jonesvillc, Saturday
and Sunday.
On Friday morning, MIR Sui.
fridge took the agriculture class
in Il field trip to the farm Of
MIR. T. q. Morris up IN the val
Icy. MIR. Morris showed the
class over the farm and told
them how he had made one of
the best farms i'll the county
out of land which nj one time
was practically worthless. On
Tuesday tho agriculture class
visited MIR }. b. Pnyne's farm
and looked over his registered
hogs and liolstein calves.
Mrs eultridge gave very
delightful Halloween party to
the teachers and senior class at
the school building Saturday
night. Some OF the interesting
features of the evening were,
telling ghost stories, mcsmcr-
ism, mental telepathy and for
tune telling. The room was
decorated so as to carry out the
spirit of the Halloween. At II
late hour, the guests were ush
cred into another room where
ice cream and cake were served ,
along with nuts, grapes and
fruit Those present besides
the teachers aud seniors were
Ruby Jenkins, Gordon Young,
Clarence Robbins and Vernon
Donahue.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03
TEN MILLION AMERICANS
ARE RED CROSS MEMBERS

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

Prices may be down, as stat
ed, but we don't have 10 break
our backs while bending over
30 find them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

its still voice is heard, urging
him to forsake his evil ways
and walk again in the path of
honor from which he strayed
Self respect often dies, but con.
science seldom, does.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

Want to know what your
neighbor thinks of yon? Just
SIT down and analyzc Your own
condduc: for the past year. That
will toll tho story.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. j. +, Body and
little son, j r., Jr., left Tues
day morning for 10 days visit
To Atlanta and Macon, Ga
They will also visit jackson.
vile and st. iAugustinc, Fla. 4,
before returning
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

The government is still after
the booze runners and the
runners are still after the dol
lars. Which one are you bet
ting on:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

Every man is born free in
;his country, but some do not
long remain 80 after marriage.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-11-03

Miss Martha llugl has been
appointed treasurer OF the
fourth roll call.
Some men delight in telling
what brave deeds they would
perform under certain circum-
stances, out they are careful
not TO recognize the circum-
stances wien they arrive,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
ANNUAL NET
TOURNEY TO
OPEN TODAY

The sixth annual playfield tennis
tournament swings into action this
afternoon on the Woodland park
courts. Director Ben Evans an
nounces that there will be events in
the mems class A. y. c singles:
mems Gerrish doubles; mems play
field doubles: women's class A. y,
c singles: women's Browne doubles
and wonen's playfield doubles.
Many of Tho Star Woodland park
tennis tourney stars will be seen In
action again In the playfield tour.
ney.
Bruce Hesketh. prominent high
school tennis star. IL scheduled to
nset X. Ariyoshi at .. m. Nearly
ell the O'Clock matches will sec
Star tennis tourney players In &C
ton. At O'Clock Mrs. Foster. a
runner-up in The Star tournament
meets Rita Meyers. semi-finalist In
The Stars woman's singles. A good
match is scheduled for s O'Clock be
tween Dorothy Little and Ruth
Marcuse.
n the weather permits all matches
should be played off by the coming
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
THAT COMPTON.yOLTERS
DEAL

It's now mid-season and Pete
Compton. former Seattle outfielder.
traded 10 Sacramento for Harry
Wolters last year. is hitting tho
onion around the $50 mark. wolters
is sticking around about ESQ and
is doing his hitting on the bench.
Compton is a young fellow, hitting
the ball hard and he's good for sew
eral years in this company. while
Wolters is playing about his last
season, unless he finds the foun-
tain OF youth. This deal. with the
one that let Lefty" Thomas 60
10 Los Angeles were the two prize
boners pulled by the local club
this year. With steady box mao.
like Thomas TO round out the sorYY
right now with the boys playing
steady baseball we would just about
be fixed for the season. Compton
wouldn't look so bad in right field.
either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
GOLF AND
BASEBALL
NIX--GRIFF

Golf may he great game for
certain professional men. but It
doesn't az IN with big league
baseball Managers duties. accord.
ing TO Clark Griffin OF the Mats.
lie says:
I'm of 81 that golf untii next
fall. Running a ball club es
peciaily a losing team with a car
fun OF crippies and n box fun Of
dumb armlcss pitchers, and golf
don't 10 together. IL may he all
right for a man 10 play golf who
has steady business with only
clerks TO handle. but It's no game
for manager OF ball club like
mine. II takes steady nerves TO
play golf. IL takes a calm mind.
not one filled with worries that
40 with the kind OF job I've got
right now. I'm Off II until the base
ball season Is over. Then maybe
I'll get out my clubs again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10

with the loser facing elimination
from the city Junior baseball cham.
pionship. tho Felix club and Madi.
son park juniors are expected to dish
UP one OF the best games OF The
Star league season when they meet
Sunday at walla walla field.
The winner will be tied with Tai.
lored Ready for tho lead in League
No. ?. and a deciding game will be
played on "A neutral field.
The game is expected TO develop
into a pitchels' duel between Bob
Thorburn. Felix's star twirler. and
young Jaycox. the Madison park
moundsman.
Jaycox has been throwing good
ball OF late and should give the
Felix batsmen a lot OF trouble with
his twisters.
Tailored Ready II expected 20
have an easy time with the Spar.
tan Athletic club nine when they
meet on Lincoln field Sunday Play
ing on their home grounds and with
a bunch OF heavy hitters. Tailored
Ready have the odds in their favor
Donald Hunter. the midget mounds
man. will mount the hill for Tailor
ed Ready
A game that has no bearing on
the championship, but should he
"A close tilt. will he played at Colum'
bia field between the city Cubs
and the Rainier Valley juniors.
The Ballard Beavers meet the
Greenwood CUBS at Adams field,
Tho Beavers should have little
trouble in winning this game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
ORTECO-
ODOWD GO
CALLED OFF

PORTLAND. ore. July io.-Be-
cau.. their managers couldn't agree
at the last minute upon a referee.
the amount OF the purse and few
little details like that. the scheduled
i0.round fight between Mike oDowd
OF 81. Paul and battling orteEa wns
no, held at the Milwaukee arena last
nlEht
The disappointed fans who didn't
recover their admission money saw
four draws furnished By EDDIE
Shannon OF 10. Angeles and Willie
ST. Clair. negro lightweight from
Sacramento: Neil Zimmerman OF
Portland and Johnny Flske Of Rock
Island. Ill: Baby Blue OF Sacra-
msuto and Danny Edwards OF Oak
land: and Young Fisher and KID
Taylor os Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
GARDNER
WHITEWASHES
OAKS



Harry Gardner. tho veteran Seat.
tic Highlander. let the slipping
oaks down with n brace Of blngles
while his playmates pounded Holi-
ings for - bingles for a quartet
% counters and the siwashes won
again. Gardner pitched the best
brand OF baseball that he has shown
here this year.
Seattle scored twice IN the second
frame when Lane lost Baidwins
drive 10 the left In the sun, Eldred
and Zamlock scoring Eldred had
walked and Fam was hit by a pitch
ed ball. Balcwin's drive went for
two bases.
Another duet OF runs were regis
tered In the eighth when Eldred
triplcd. Lane again losing the ball
In the glare. Brick" came home
on Kcnwurthy's sacrifice ny TO left.
Singles by Zamlock. Stumph and
Baldwin filled the bases and the
magician scored his second run
when Hoilings hit Baldwin try!Dg
10 catch him off first base and
Arictt couldn't find the bah in
time.
Seattle lost a couple OF runs by
over.running base hits. trying 20
stretch them into extra bases. Three
hits In the sixth were wasted be.
cause the boys were too anxious to
stretch their binRics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
$4,000
TROUT EGGS
FOR COUNTY

Fifty thousand Eastern brook
trout egg. will reach Seattle sun.
day morning for distribution in the
streams OF King county. The Eggs
will be sen, from tho Twin Lakes
cycling station IN Chclan county.
These announcements have been
mad, by l. II. Darwin. state game
warden.
A little later tho county game
warden will receive shipment Of
cutthrost trout eggs from the zame
hatchery.
A shipment OF 900 Chinese pleas
ant eggs from the state game farm
at walla Walla Is on tho way to
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
Storey's IL Punch May Win Title
DAVIS MUST
WATCH THAT
WALLOP

Jimmy Storey. the hard hitting
Seattle wolierwright. who gets his
crack at tho Coast championship
"Wednesday nigh, At tho Arfna. will
undoubtedly stake his chances Of
grabbing the tiue on his good right
mliL lie will meet Travie Davis.
tho Everett miller. who Is the
present holder OF the honorA
No one ever argued about Ilmmy's
ability 10 hit. lie carries 4 pile.
driver kiss In his right paw and n
he lands sausrcly on Davis we'll
probably have new wsli.rwelght
champion. Jimmy'a fayoritc punch
Is the old fafhionod one-tws wallop
-felntinK with the left and cross
Ing the right 10 the Jaw.
Jimmy has ono fault and that is
he can't keep away from a straight
Jeff Jab. Billy Wright. former cham.
pion. made a monkey out OF him.
using loft lab. And Davis demon
s,ratsd tina, hs had good control
over his Sou;hpaw mlit when he
grabbed the title from Johnny Nc.
Carthy lrre short time aTo.
Both % the boy. viii make TIE
wciterwclgh, limit Of 10, pounds
on the day OF the fRh, go Il viii
be a legitimate weiter battle. This
will be their second meeting. the
fret bout being draw.
Army wclch and Val SontaT. the
pair % mlddiewclghtH who put up
a thrilling battle tho same night
that Davis won his title. Will meet
again In tho scmi-wtndup. Their
first bout was n draw, This bout
was 10 have been held for. the
Scott fund. but wcich didn.i show
up. II seems as II tho boxing com.
mission should clear up the reason
for welch not boxing at the begcfi,
before this bout goes on.
Tho proposed Hector Keeier heavy
weight battle has been called off
for reasons unknown. Clay Hiis.
who r. promoting tho show. has
three other bouts 20 line up yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
INDIANS
NEED ONE
MORE HURLER

Sam Jones. Boston Red Sor
pitcher. might be a preacher at that.
Sam says:
IF the Cleveland Indians have
another pitcher they are n cinch
for the American league pennaut.
RICH, now they have only three
first slab men who can be depended
Bagby and Cald
well The Cleveland players are
following great leader. II was
Iris Speakers headwork that took
both those extra inning games away
from us In the series at Cleveland
Hs thought out every play In nd
vance and the Indians backed him
up by showing every ounce OF fight
they had. a club might win n pen
nant with three pitchers. but II Is
doubtful and II would be unusual"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
MAYME ENTERS
NET FINALS

SPOKANE. July Io.--Maymc Nc
Donald. OF Seattle. won her way to
the women's finals in the Inland EN-
plre tennis championships here yes.
terday, when she beat Marion Whea.
ton. of Bellingham. 6-2. 60.
Miss Mcdonald is In the finals of
three events now. She Is in the
mixed doubles finals with PHI Neer
and in tho womon's doubles with Ma.
rion Wheaton
Marshall Allen. OF Seattle. beat
Henry Stevens. OF Portland. 60. 60.
81. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
TRIBE
THEN HAS
S WEEKS
AT HOME

Starting next week. Seattle
play a complete round Of the cofy
league clubs. meeting SACRAMENTO
and Salt Lake on the road and
tangling with the rest OF the clubs
on the home pasture in a five weeks
home stay--the longest stretch of
home games for the siwashes during
tho year.
Seattle should have no trouble
with the Solons. but when they hit
Salt Lake they face the toughest as
signment any club has to tackle
during the playing the Bees
in their own back yard. Playing tho
Bees anywhere Is hard work. but it's
twice as hard playing them in Salt
Lake. The small park and rare air
are big handicaps for visiting clubs.
The tribe may fool the wise ones
by spanking the Bees on their home
field in spite Of the fact that the
Salts are almost impossible to beat
at home. The gang is hitting this
ball now and IL the pitching onlyl
holds up they will make the going,
warm for any team in the league.
The boys broke even with the Bees
here In eight games and they Kicp
per outfit wasn't playing the bah
then that IL IL now.
But when the gang hits the homo
pasture again and has five weeks on
the local baseball turf they should
make their strongest bid OF the sea-!
son for first division berth Tho :,
meet Los Angeles. San FranciscaA1
Vernon and Oakland in turn here.
The locals will wind up their series
with the Acorns here Sunday with . 4
double bill and then they HE them
selves 10 Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
WILDE
MEANS
BUSINESS

Tho finals of Jimmy wilde's
American ring campaign tinglcs
with sidclights. doc" Clutch. man.
agcr OF Patsy wallace. and the Eng.
lish atom aren't on speaking terms
after the near tragic ending in a
Toronto ring, Jimmy says;
Tell Wallace III be back from
England September 30. III fight
the bloke in the public square. in
his backyard-anywhere 49, anytime.
This fellow Clutch will have 10 put
up a big side bet--the bout 10 go
to decision. and the winner take
all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
Gotham Scribe
Pans Champion

That Johnny Wilson, the
new misidleweight champion.
Is q ounce n y iueholtIer.
b the opinion OF thu scribe
employed by the Now York
Evening Journal 10 review
the rencnt Wilson's o der
Fairfield Ground no decision
bout In Philadelphia
The said scribe said that
Bartfield won nine out Of the
IL rounds and that the Soldier
outhit hun five blows 10 r,e.
II Il the general concensus
Of opinion thru the East that
Wilson was lucky 10 win
over Nike ODowd and II will
be just n question Of time I'M
I'll n new utlsboldcr Is
crowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
AL LIQUID
JOINS BEES

SALT LAKE CITY. July io.-Al
Could. one OF the best twirlcrs in the
Pacific coast league last season. will
play again this year with salt Lake.
according TO a telegram received
from Ernie Johnson hero yesterday.
Could has been III during the
spring and was never In condition
to play ball until now. He will re
Join the club at Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
w. JOHNSTON
WINS AGAIN

EASTBOURNE. England. July 10.
Willie Johnston, the American sin
giles tennis champion. defeated An.
DIRE Colbert. of France, here yester'
day. in the first matches Of the
American-French cup matches. The
score was CO. sc. 60.
Willie Tilden won his second sin
giles matches when he beat William
Laurentz. OF France. by a score OF
4.6. 90. 6.i. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
BULLETIN
YANKS ANNEX
DAVIS DOUBLES

LONDON. July io.--wiiliam NJ.
Johnston ana william r. Tilden II
Of tho American team today de-
feated Andrew Colbert and William
II. Iaurcntz Of France In the fifst
doubles match for the Davis cup at
East Bourne The Americans took
the match In straight scu. So. 81
and g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
LOCALS MAY CLIMB HIGHER

IL Seattle can do as well against
the Sacramento club next week as
they did here when they won five
out OF six starts. the locals may
climb TO the head of the second
division on their road trip because
Portland. the club just ahead of
the Siwashes. is playing in Salt
Lake. and they don't stand much
OF chance with the Salts In the
Utah cheese box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
g<verul fast gamer have been lined
- By spaldings Booking agency for
sunday.

8<verl fast Kam1 nave DSSo inc"
~ By spaidings Booking agency for
Sunday.
The fast STACY Shoe team win meet
tho Magnolia garage at Columbia 81 :
p. m
Tho goutn Park Juniors win play thu
Ballard Cubs at South park at D. m
The fast going south Park Irouuois
vfJl meet the knights Of Columbus
Il the south Park field after tho
little fellows arc thru
shaner q woin are slated 70 meet
sh~ uikadoea at woodland field no. /
At IL noon. The clothiers are picked TO
win.
Fremont win play the sumson Mil
team after the clothiers and Japs are
thru. The 3timson Mil team is the
former Ballard team
Green Anne Merchants win fur
nth the opposition 10 tho Green iake
Commercial club team on tho Same
field 1T : p. m
Meponxan g. southwick win meet tho
Georgetown Merchants on woodland
grounds No. at .. IN
The Ballard Elks will journey out OF
town aud meet the o'Brsn team at
O'Brien-
T<,uie's Dry Cleaners play IN Port
Angeles against the Port Angeles team
The Cavalier club Of Tho star
league meets Fort Orchard mt Port
Orchard.
washington Park and Colonial Theatre
wstl mir At Warrington park at y. m
me Bremsrton Giants VII NEST Fort
IAvton ct Fort LAwton ~ p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
PHIL KOERNER
QUITS FRISCO

Phil Koerner, the big first sacker
Of tho San Francisco Seals, has
turned in his resignation. He was
one OF the hardest hitters in the
league last year. but has had his
troubles getting started this season.
II is understood that Seattle made
an offer for his services, but II is
doubtful II the locals could use him
now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
MADISONS
VS.. FELIX
CLUB TEAM
Sunday Schedule

Tailored Ready vs.. Spartan
Athletic club at Lincoln field
at : y. m.
Ballard Beavers vs.. Green.
wood Cubs at Adams field at
~ noon.
Felix club vs.. Madison Park
at walla WallR field at p. m.
Rainier Valley Juniors vs..
City Cubs at Columbia at . y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
TENDLER TO
BOX JACKSON

Lew Tender. the Phily soutbpaw.
and Willie Jackson. the New York
Hebrew. two OF the leading candi-
dates for the lightweight title now
held by Benny Leonard. mix in a
l2-round bout In Philadelphia Mon
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
SPENDS FOUR
MILLION DOLLARS >

Each time he has spent million
dollars in tho enterprise. only to see
IL slip away.
The cup Itself IL ~ silver. highly
embcilished and dccorated--yrt this
sum Of money would buy a boatioad
OF cups.
VIII thia. his fourth quest. Be sue
ocsSful7 The grand old skipper ~
such fine sportsman that Il would
be almost pleasure 20 lose 10 him
And II he does realize bis sham.
rock" dream. u IL almost certain
that he win be challenged immedi-
atciy for race In England I'm 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
LEWIS WANTS
CARPENTER GO

Ted (kid) Lewis, former world
welterweight king, is reported to be
after n 2oround bout with Georges
Carpenter in England. Lewis re.
Gently won the European weller
crown by defeating Johnny Basham
In England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
Ruth Crashes
25fh Home Run

NEW YORK, July 10.-Babe
Ruth knocked his 18th home
run here yesterday In the fifth
inning Of the game with DE
troit. He slammed II off Of
Red" Oldham, Detroit's pitch
ing ace. just before the game
Ruth was presented n diamond
studded watch fob by the
Knights OF Columbus Of New
York. The YaniAs won by n 0
TO 3 count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-10
PITCHERS ARE GOING BETTER

Seattle pitchers have been turn
Ing in better games during the last
couple OF days. Coupled with the
strong stick work that the boys are
showing the tight pitching VIII help
win a lot Of games. Geary. Scho,.
Gardner and Demaree have 70
mighty good in their last startx
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FITZSIMMONS
MEETS DUNDEE

Eddie Fitzsimmons. New York
lightweight and Johnny Dundee.
the Scottish wop. have signed
articles for a 10round bout which
will be the semi windup 10 the Fred
FuIton-Harry wills' l5-round 80 In
New York. July 10.