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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
GOALS TRIUMPH OVER ANGELS IN WEIRD TILT
BAKER AND SONTAC
BOX DRAW; MOORE
is HANDED TRIMMING
BY MIKE DE PINTO

Val SontaR, the butcher middle
weight. shaded Al Baker, the coloref
boy. in the alleged main event at the
Arena last night The bout was
fairly fast. with Baker taking the
first round, Sontag the second. Baker
tffo third and Sontag winning the
fourth In a walk. Baker didn't move
around as fast against Sontag as he
did last week. when he met Army
Weleh
Eddie Moore. the littio newsie. ran
into a tartar In the person OF Mike
DE Pinto. tho Tacoma boy. Mike
showed the boy kick and some nice
boxing. He had a slight advantage
In weight and reach which no used
10 advantage
Moore put up n game battle, but
DE Pinto was too good for him. The
visitor fioored Eddie with n hard
right on the jaw In the first round
and Eddie just did struggle 10 his
feet at the count OF nine. Eddie
scored a quick knockdown In the sec.
ond. but Mike upset him in the third
with a straight left jab on the nose.
Eddie put up game fight. but DE
Pinto was the better miller.
Red" Gage. lightie. celebrated his
return 20 the ring by giving the
zuzu Kid, the rugged Filipino. an
artistic trimming. zuzu tried hard
to get inside but Red" was too
smart for him. and shot iefts and
rights at Zuzu at win. Gage turned
the Manila boy clear around with
stiff punches several times.
Stan Fitzgerald beat Kii Martin.
another Filipino. in three rounds.
when Referee Burke stopped the
fight Stan landed too many punches
for the little brown man. They're
bantamweights.
STAINS brother. Bud. kept up the
winning streak Of the Fitzgerald fam
lily by trimming Kid Williams. a col
ored lightweight williams showed
flashes OF speed. and put up a good
defensive fight. but Fitzgerald hit too
hard for him.
In the opener. Sailor Loomis. . gob
from Bfcmerton. should havc been
given the decision. but Burke. who
had just attended the banquet given
the ball players nj the Elks' club.
must have been thinking about the
victuais when he handed out the yer.
dict 70 Young Percy Cove. LOOMS
did all Of the leading and landed time
and time again with wild swings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
WANT 10000 FANS AT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAY

The personnel OF tho COMMITTEES in
charge Of the work is: William j.
Smith. chairman; w. l.. Eaton. vice
chairman: James Brewster and
James Boidt. representing the. Elks:
Is. l.. swexea and Darwin Meisnest.
in charge OF automobiles and parade;
w. J. coyie. &. NJ. Williams and
George Bouchacrf, exalted ruler OF
Seattle lodge OF EilS. In charge OF
civic and holiday features: Monte
Carter. In charge Of stunts: Harold
crary, Royal Brougham. II. A. Gro
min. LEO Lansen and Sid washburn.
publicity: Leon cysewnki. Louis Ru-
bernstein. y. J. Decierca. u. u. Tire
fethen. A. II. Priest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
PLAY NEARS
FINALS IN
HILL. MEET

Bruce Heskefh took another step
forward In the Capitol Hill tennis
tourney when he defeated Fletcher
johnson In two straight sets. SO. So.
yesterday At the Vancouver park
course
Miller and @. A. Laizure beat tho
double team Of Nelson and Marion by
The score Of 81. So.
T.. c. white. winner Of the class b
piayfield singles. has qualified for the
semi-finals. He beat Gilman ycstcr-
day by SO. rs count
Results Of Wednesday matches:
Msnssl ssssi defeated ". ". Mccullough
?. 4. I,.isurs dsfsassd y. r. Mead. By
y B. Hsstssh defeated yl.,eh.r johnson
= G. white defeated II. L. Gilman Ga.
ny Nelson defeated l. NJ Baum e.. So.
s-,ss = Marion defeated Knus a Me-
KILLER = LAlrure defeated Nelson q Mar
ION So, s-3
Schedule for Thursday matches:
SP. NJ.
vsndsr Las and BacklAnd Va Meade and
- B. Hssksfh W. q. A. IAisurs
Bs3O p. n.
xan Dsrs N T. Rsso.
0P. ".
+ osgsl snd ssgsi W. Hagen ana johnson
Hssksth and Mccullough Va csStansda
sse Rs''' s,,o p. NJ.
Xosiows1n and Carrie va Mcfnnss and
Dare and Williams Vs. Grigxs and Baum
TI1ford and Cribbls VI. winner Wander
Las and Bsckiand and Meade and
Barry
TIP. NJ.
Manual Begei Va Ralph Miller Fourth
Collins and Collins Va Wood and seo-
vfl1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Tho goal OF the committee In
charge OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
day at the ball park next Tuesday Is
TO have at least 10000 fans on hand
to witness the opener with San Fran
cisco. The original plan was to have
the gnia Wednesday. but II was
moved ahead 10 Tuesday.
A parade will prccede the big
game. There will BE- no speech max.
ing. A band Will be on hand. and
some snappy boriesaus stunts. and
then the big game.
A message was sent 20 the Fan
Francisco Chamber OF Commerce
stating that tho locals intend 20 use
that series az a stepping stone TO
the first division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
BEACH SWIM
GUARDS
BOOST MEET

Madrona and Mount Baker bath.
ing beaches have been supplied with
entry blanks for The Star city swim,
ming meet to be held the week Of
August is. Seward park, Alki and
the Green lake beaches will have
blanks later In the week.
According to Ed McGiIi, lifeg,iard
ct Madrona, the interest In The Star
meet In running high. McGill says
that the youngsters are constantly
trimming and working out at the
beach. Afadrona beach Is now equip
ped with . new high dive and raft.
An average Of 1000 people attend
Hadrona on warm days.
Byron Wise. lifeguard ut the
Mount Baker beach, says that the
divers and swimmers are not show.
ing the same interest at his beach as
1T Madrona- Wise. with Walter
R1sebsrg. y sndeavoring TO stimulate
Interest IN the meet among the
co1sone q The Mount Baker beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
CRYSTAL,
SWIMMERS
PERFORM
by TOM OLSEN

Members OF tho Crystal Swimming
club will perform AT the Crystal Pool
tonight In q swimming and diving
program. The purpose Of this pro-
gram Ia TO help raise funds TO send
the team TO Victoria for the big p.
N. A. outdoor meet and TO send
Nitric Konowaioff 10 Portland for
the National A. A u. one-mile
championship races.
Don vickers In in charge Of the
evenings ENTERTAINMENT which u
sufficient guarantee Of the success
OF the affair.
An added feature win b The
Evolution OF the Bathing Suit" =
skit that Will be presented By local
girls.
Every member Of the team win
display their ability. either In swim
ming or diving. and Seattle swim
enthusiasts Will have an excellent
opportunity TO get good View Of
them In action. besides helping T.
put Seattle on the swim map.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
FIRST FINAL TILT
AT MT. BAKER

Mount Baker and the Felix club
win battle u out Sunday in tho first
game OF Tho Star Junior city cham
pionship serie. on Columbia play
field. Tho second game will be play
ed on waiia waila field tho follow.
Ing Sunday. and n third game IL
needed. IL win be played on a neutral
field.
Manager Murray. Of Mount Baker.
champions OF The Star league No. 1.
and Don Dempsey. manager OF the
Felix club. champions OF Star league
No. .. decided on the fields a, their
nesting at Tho Star office lari night.
Murray won tho first choice by the
fin OF = coin. and chose his home
field for the opening game Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
RESOLUTE
TO BE
DLSMANTLED

NEW YORK. July Nh b. Par
sons, member Of the international
race committee Of the New York
Yacht club OF New York city. an
nounccd here yesterday that The
Resolute. successful defender Of the
American cup. would probably not
enter another race II win be tAken
TO the Herrcshoff yards At Bristol.
Rhode Island. and be dismantied I'm
mediateiy.
Members Of the New York Yacht
club openly praised Skipper Charles
Adams. Of tho Resoiute. who's
capable work is responsible Tor IL
defenders victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
ANDERSON
AND HERMAN
MATCHED

Ole Anderson and Tiny Herman.
Tacoma heavywciEh,s. both turned
out by Chef Mcintyre. will headline
the biz Austin and Salt Liberty park
boxing card next Wednesday night
according TO tho announcement
made by Matchmaker Dan Salt
Anderson recently returned from
an Eastern trip. during which he has
met many OF tho topno;cherr In his
division. and Ole declares that he has
learned many fine points OF the
game. aitho he was kicked around
the ring somewhat.
Herman has bccr under the care
full wing OF Chct Mcintyre. and Chct
In well aware Of oic's weak points.
Five bouts will ye arranged as pre-
limlnarics 10 the heavyweight go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

win the awarding Of the pisyffeid
trophies this week the sixth annual play.
field tournament came 10 . very success
fui eioss. due 70 IN. expert work Of the
committee headed ~ lien Evans. As a
result ~ RITA Meyers win N the chsi-
isnac round % class ". she r~ts perma.
nsnt possession Of that trophy. and = new
ons Will have 10 be put up IN 1871.
Miss Meyers also Took the eisss A cup
after AIRS. Eimmoue Bouraus vas dc.
cisref Ineligible because OF her failure
to comply With the years Residence
clause IN the tournament Qualifications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
VISITORS COME
FROM BEHIND AND
KNOT COUNT, BUT
TRIBE FINALLY WINS

It's good thing that the Siwashes continued their heavy
work with the stick yesterday because fault
The Seattle pitchers that waoped the Los Angeles
yesterday. The final read Seattle g. Los Angeles
After Seattle had piled up to lead in the first
three innings Hunkey Schorr the lone Siwash souhpaw
lasted until the eighth inning when he retired after tae
Angels had brought the score within tying distance.
Bob Geary took the mound then and flivvered rs he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
BAIRD AND
RIDLEY BOX

Earl Baird. the popular Seattle
In matched 10 fight
Buddy Ridley in return bout at
SIAN Fnncisco's Drcamland rink
Friday night.
Baird and Ridley fought one Of the
fastest four.round draws ever seen
in a local ring last month. and the
Frisco fans arc sure getting their
moneys worth when they sce these
two boys tanglc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

, three game championship series
Both teams are practicing hard
every night on their home field for
the big games. A large silver trophy
cup In at stake. besides the winner
being the Junior champion team OF
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
TENNIS TALK
ny GERTRUDE sCmRElNER

A. least eight S~~stis pisyesv viii
take part In the ssnaai fs~ifie
Northwest tennis championships ~
rseoma nest wcek. which will hs
ssssed under tho saspices Of the rs-
coma TEAMS eiab. sara flstng stone.
wtaper ~ the 1919 titisi Ms,me Me-
DoaAid. susnes-upi M. uraGdea ssd
Gertrude sshrsiaes Will repsessai the
Queca city In the isdies' eseots,
while Msrshsii Allen. Deu Waller.
Dick Wander Las and tap fsingis
will &c In fog men's houess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
CORPS OF NET
STARS EXPECTED
TO ENTER STATE
TENNIS TOURNEY
by GERTRUDE SCHRETNER

Ten days and the 30th annual Washington state
tennis tournament will occupy the melght in Northwest
tennis circles The meet will be staged under the auspices
of the Seattle Tennis club their Lake Washington
courts and will the week Of August o. The entry
lists will be open Friday and contestants sign up
Piper Tafts A. G.. Spaldings and the tennis club
II. c. Force will head the 1920 committee with Henry
Blake, Irand Davis, Mayme Mcdonald Mrs. Rollins and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

the ninth after he had walked
two men. Both Of these
scored with Siebold in the
box, evening up the tally at
8 all.
Then tho artillery o. the tribe
came into good use again. as Bohne
singled for starter and went 10
second on Eidred's nifty sacrifice.
Right here Duke Kcnwortfly
brought his stick into prominence
by crashing the onion thru short.
Sammy scoring.
Lefty" Thomas. who finished the
last inning for the visitors. pulled a
queer one when he butted In on
STATE throw to the plate 10 catch
the dashing Samuel. II he had let
the ball so Japan would have Ind
q chance 10 make play. but
Thomas ruined the game for the
visitors.
Sea,tlc's ssickwork. coupled with
some weird fielding by tho visiting
lnfieiders. brought the local total
up to eight In tho first three
cansos. BIZ Pertica started for Los
Angeles but fooled the home boys
with reverse English, Tom Hughes
went In the game In the third
frame and pitched good bah until
the eighth when he wen, out OF the
game for . pinch hitter.
There was plenty OF Wild base.
bali In yesterdays fracas. But n
was a good melee for the customers
to watch and there was quite a
gathering OF the boys and girls
yesterday. about $500 witnessing
tho battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Summary; Struck out--By schorr :. by
Pertica 2. By Hughes 1. Basse on balls
orr sehorr Z. off Csary ?. off perfies :.
off Hughes I. Two-bsse hits--Meku1sy.
Baldwin. fapan- sacrifics hits-statz.
Ksn~orthy. stump. schorr. Hughes. ME-
hoff. Crawford. Eldrsd. stolen bases
Murphy. Cunningham. HIT By pitched
baii--Cunningham tby perticst. Passed
bzll--Hsidwin. wild pitchss--Gssry. Sci
bold Innings pitched-By Pertica Plus.
runs I. hits Z. ~ bat 10. taken out In
third with bases full. schorr. Plus. runs
4. hits 2. at bat ~. taken out In eighth
with two on bases. Hughes. g. runs !.
hits Z. at bat II: Geary. Plus. runs ..
hits 1. Mt bat 4. taken out In ninth with
two on bases. Credit victory 70 Heiboid: .
charge defeat TO Thomas Runs RESPONSE
Bile for-schorr s. Pertica 8. Hughes 4,
Thomas 1. Geary !. Tins Of gAme-3.zs.
Umplrss--Eason and Pbyie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Hev York 9. g. Louis rt inningsJ
pfttshurg 50. Pnfisdeiphis is
Boston ~. Chicago 80
Brooklyn .. Cincinnati Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

mn Tayter. University Of Washington
star. who has BEEN euliisatins . little
etsrs tennis muscle IN. past few months
Telling trees up near Darlington. 10 stiii
undecided as 20 vhsthsr he will 30 abis
20 make n do~n fof the Tacoma tsufns-
%m.nt aest week. nm has ai~sys bees
quite . factor In this particular meet
and his name is ssyse,sd on the satry
lat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

There was plenty OF comedy IN ehs
bout. furnished by Loomis' 'possum
playing. They're middleweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
| TACOMA SENDS
NET CORPS

Tacoma win have . strong entry
In Wallace Scott tho clever south.
paw. who took top honors In the In.
tsrnational singles meet In Spokane
recently Bill Burriii. who Is playing
doubles with Marshall Allen: Gerry
Todd. formerly member OF the Uni.
versity Of Washington tearn.. and
Guy F1ye win round out tho number
OF entries from down tho Sound
There IN also a chance that rrma
Frazier. varsity fresh chap. viii en-.
ter from Tacoma
But strong as are the Outside en-
tries. Seattle fans aren't worrying
much as TO the ouscoms--not 40 long
a. Marshall Allen. Richard Burr.
Crawford Anderson and DIR. sp~ldel
are sdll In the ring. sara Living.
stone. who dcfnuitcd 10 Wayne Nc
Donald In the final round Of the meet
last year. IL out 90 redeem herself
this season. while Wayne Mcdonald.
Mrs. Bourque and Gertrude Schrein-
er are due to make . bid for the
championship.
Any number Of playficid and schol.
astic stars have siRnified their inten.
ton OF entering the meet Among
these are Bruce Hesketh. Don Wal.
Ter. Dick Wander Las. Frank Kox-
lowHki. Armand Marian. Art Bailey.
r. n. Kaibach and tho Segai broth
ers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

SEATTLE ssns,s officials ere asrncss a..
sponssos thess days over the sAd stats of
the setn 81 ROAD IsaftnE "a the seattle
Tennis club eourts Th~ city has ~ last
started work on Tire paving Of this street.
but "a. work eth ~ 81 fts meet torn up
stare during the big state tournament
ard thss prehihss shs scar approach Of
machines ~ the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

The Tournament at Tacoma 10 also
attracting . tsfE. number Of out .of.tcwn
entries frum all along the Coast These
Of California. phii Nssr and Henry ste
veas Of Portland. Marian Mh~atnn Of
neillughafn and Jack wrisht Of apoksns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Daddy. bring home some Of
Boldt's French pastry."--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Nipe Bay. on the northeastern
coast OF Cuba. is said TO be tho third
largest harbor In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Undoubtedly British Columbia WIN
send n goodly contingent Of racket
wlcIdern south again this August
veriey will head the delegation.
which will include A. s. Milne.
Rhodes. Mercer. II. Green and Car.
michael
California WIN also be well repre-
scented with Mrs. J. c. Gushing. Of
Berkeley. and Helen Baker. Of San
Francisco. In tho womrn's events.
and Carl Gardner. ono time ranked
among Americas first ten. and III.
mcr Griffin. brother % the famous
Peck In tho meas division.
Whether PIN nrttens and Irving
weinstein. two other San Francis
cans. who have been featuring In
Portland. Vancouver and Victoria
tournaments. will be able TO stay In
the Northwest long enough 20 com.
pete In the Washington state tour.
ney II stiil doubtful
PIN Necr. Portland ana stanford
chap. who holds tho 1918 Pacific
Northwest title. ne well a. the 1890
Oregon state championship. will be
on hand for the Washington meet
Henry stevens and Irene Campbell
win complete tho list Of entries from
the Rose City. Jack Wright II 81.
prcsed TO enter from Spokane. while
Marian Wheaton and Alice Langley
win represent nsiiingham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

Ms. Chesse~flsid. vhe defess>d
Mrs.. IL uisnd 81 this seattle TEAMS
sirh in the class a disfstea - the ~
eeas pisy ssesnsmess. iesAs hhs
. eusnes In sesnts cir.ies. In spite 81
hsv subsequent defeat By nis> MAJ
err
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

yaskes sntvses In the nstftsh Co
tsnbts championships nee ge,ng 80
In Niessrsa are doing themselves
psead. In spite Of their unfasniiiarity
with the grss~ ss~ss game. Phil tset-
tSns. itsy's eoanfis~ scholastic cham
pten. sseA Sssiey. Ws~hisgtso state
sfs~lshs s~ss. while Marshall Alien
81 seattle trimmed sisksry s-I. ga.
In sptse es . s~r~ foot. fsisn Bshss.
Csiifs~wta sssv. also has e~sne shsu
her fisss matches ~iihcot sSy difn-
eassy. While the same may he said u
1rs isg W cjastetp and rail NOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29

q. A. iairurs. tsnnis ooaeh ~ rrssk-
I'm hish school. 10 coming back snss
sr,irs tennis eesnp~tt'ion again after sss-
ersi years off the eeurts i~isufs h~ss
". cxstsnda. the sspert Get man from
Manila. n straight sets IN the Capital
Hin Tournament. nov roinx on 81 Neiun-
t.sr sad iAacoin park eosrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-29
NrERNArIoNAL LEAGUE


~ Louis 1. Nsv yerk .
Detroit 9. Washlngsoa 4
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
RED CROSS FINDS
 ARKANSAS READY

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.
 St. Louis, Nov. 6.-The remarkable report that every county in Arkansas, with the possible exception of Newton, is organized for the fourth annual roll call by the Red Cross, was made today to division headquarters by H. H. Conley of Little Rock, state director. Newton county promises to make it unanimous in holding the call, and preparations are being rushed for the enrolment of members in that county.
 In view of the handicaps which have made it impossible to organize the state for many of the recent cam paigns and drives, the almost 100 per cent preliminary preparation made by the Red Cross indicates it stands close to the hearts of Americans every
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
 PAYS GOOD RETURNS

J. A. Land, formerly of near Hol- land, who has been in the mercantile business at Mulberry for the past year, has sold his stock of goods and returned to this county to reside. MT. Land comes back a strong convert to the diversified farming doctrine, after having witnessed the success farm CTS are making of it in Crawford and Franklin counties. Every farmer in those counties, he says, instead of con- centrating on cotton, grows a small patch of strawberries, cantaloupes, vegetables, etc, and has an orchard, in addition to small areas of cotton and corn, and therefore has something to market almost the year round. Of course, every year some one or more of the crops proves improbable, either from low price or short yield, but the difference is usually made up on the remaining crops. Soil in Faulkner county is better adapted to this class of farming than that of Crawford and Franklin, MT. Land declares.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
NEGRO HAS INSANE DESIRE FOR BLOOD
tBy United Press)

St. Louis, Nov. GA six-foot negro, obsessed with craving for blood, is being sought by St. Louis police as the murderer of Edna Ellis, whose slashed body was found in a vacant lot early Friday morning. Twenty four hours after the discovery of the crime, it is still unsolved, with only one clue to guide the searchers.
 A horse, slashed and cut through and through, was found near the lot shortly before the murder. This fact is the basis of the theory that the murderer was obsessed by mad craving for blood. The horse was shot because it could not survive it's injuries.
 Police are also seeking a former suitor of the girl He is said to have threatened her life.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
COTTON AGAIN
 BR[AKS;,PR|CE
 HERE I8CFNTS

Another installment of Republican prosperity" was handed the cotton growers today when, for the fourth consecutive day since the election, the market underwent a severe slump. December New York contracts closed this afternoon at 1918 cents. a net decline of 62 points, and January dropped 63 points to 1863 cents. In New Orleans the net loss was 56 points on December, which closed at 1887 cents, and 58 on January. which closed at 17.95 cents. Spots were lowered 50 points in both markets, to 20.25 cents in New York and 1925 cents in New Orleans.
 Local buyers, who have been holding the Conway price far above it's nat ufal level in the hope of a reaction, virtually threw up their hands today, and the best offers they were making were approximately three cents a pound under Thursdays and Fridays levels. While a few bales sold at 19 cents, others went as low as IT cents and IS cents was about the average today. The cotton men here state that the demand for cotton has again van ished and it is impossible to get an offer for the staple at present.
 Some consolation for the grower was furnished by sharp advance in the price of cottonseed today. The local market price was raised S4 per ton, from $26 to $50.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-06
HARDING OFF
 ON YACAT|ON..
 TABOOS WORK
tBy United Pressy

Marion, Ohio, Nov. 6.-Warren G. Harding, president-elect, left this morning at o'clock on the first real vacation he has had in 12 months, the most of which was devoted to steady campaigning, first for the Republican nomination and then for the election. Mrs. Harding and a small group of intimate friends accompanied the president-elect.
 Before his departure, Senator Hard ing announced flatly he would give no consideration to cabinet selections during his vacation, leaving this im- portant part of his task as president to be disposed of after his return.
 Senator Harding will spend 10 days at Point Isabel, Texas, and will go from there to the Panama Canal zone for stay of five days. Leav- ing Panama, he will return to the United States in time to deliver memorial address to the Elks lodge at Bedford, Virginia, on December 5.