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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
DEoIAMATORY CONTEST

Among Che new classes and con- tests started this second semester Of school ls Che doclamatory contest. Tho students arc displaying their pep and Interest. fifteen having signed up aa contestants already The object Of this contest ls not Co make orators of the students but to develop their manner of recitlng.
 Each contestant has the privilege oi choosing a poem. address or ora lion from any book and then they can get somo person to help them out on it The contest is to take place In about six weeks The names of Che members who have entered and their chosen pieces are:
 Alfred Hewitt Battle of Maren- go"
 stanton Martin-"C Chariot Race" from "Ben Hur."
 Rangnar Kronqvlst ''Toussant L- lou.rturo"
 George valeson -"Da voiceda Germans" (Mooscd).
 Myrna Bland - "How They Brought Che Good News"
 Lucy HaskIns Lost"
 Harold Gallwas-"Gunga Din"
 Jane Faherty-"To a Mountain Daisy"
 Mary Incident Of French Camp"
 Nora Matson-"Law of Che Yu- kon."
 Selma Aalto Riloy's Bear Story.
 Clifford Anderson-"Tommy."
 Una Crowe-"The Prayer"
 Martin Callwas -"Tho Pyres."
 Margaret Patterson - "Deathbed Scene of Benedict Arnold"
 Lalna Aalto-"To My Last Duch- oss."
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
Amatenr Winless

A few years ago my idea of an Ideal wireless set was one Of the sets advertised In "The American Boy" and similar boys magazines. These sets were supposed to send ten miles and receive messages from a dis .ance Of three hundred miles
 They did work. to a certain ex- 'ont sending one or two miles and receiving about thirty miles. Whom the set failed to operate through Che advertised distance. Che manu- acturor said that the airial was too small
 Three months ago ] bought a pair of 5000 Ohm-Murdock phones, made a dctector out ot binding postt and a tuning coil out of copper bell wire With this set would hear Juneau fairly we'll My aerial con- sisted Of four galvanized iron wires. spaced two feet apart sixty feet long.
 One of my Christmas presents was good receiving set 10 consisted Of .3.5O0-metcr. loose coupler. variable condenser. detcctor and fixed con- donacr With this sot would hear Juneau two feet away from the phones
 In Che near future intend Go in- stall Che following transmitting ap- paraus h-k W. transformer. oscil- lauon transformer. mica condenHer and rotary spark gap.
 My chief occupation now is learn ing the code SO ] can get on opera tors license.
 The nearest amateurs that ! know Of are at Petersburg. would Ike to hear from any one on the Chan mel. or living nearer Douglas than Petersburg who is interested in wireless Stanton Martin.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
Public School Entertainment

A patriotic program win be EIvm u Che Liberty some umo next month by Che 1upla or thc Douglas Public School
 The program has been postponed temporarily on account of tho "nu' ban being on Che schools and thc children have not been able to prac- ucc
 Thh week thcy ore dous omc all busInr and pract.ciur faithfully every dty Each sradc In thc school including thc eighth grade. win take part ir rho program
 The Wrb School win put on Q mau play The program win cou- ast of songs. drms folk dancing acenes rec.tatIons and a Rod Gross play Tho play win be given by Che nurIs ol Miss Jacssons room It was received by MT Young from thc 3cd Gross.
 Everybody s welcome If there is any admission foe. it win be an- uouucoi latcr
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
sPAMsH CIAss 0RGANZED

mba v ..uauo.. s tha lue uoa hat |. going around tae school rorse uouaday.
 Under fhr supervision ot Mr. .I- he following Wen schoo. student. hrv. enroIeI Iu a Spanish .a. namely Martin and Harold G.rnu Barena- Nrouust George v.enn William Nan.ev Nyrua Bland Sadie rumbom Mary vesoia I.nr Aa'fo Martha scr Nueare. Patterson and Lucy Hn.H.
 rh. class emhIe. ttrae evenings woo. m tle school atu.oram vmI. Wednesday and Thursday M .ut th.s uor. h.nt.earn.i n..n.. 70. having no books but Mr. Stool. t..uanhad af once for some. r.. .r.. che books havo arrived .... .sn.e. .o make very rapid prog 
 m. books arc the same as thos. r... .u over th. Territory and ar. n. n.ef Iala edition
 N. credit win be awarded for On. uo-. a. It Is d1ne outside O, school Tho .aa however Is free ug charges being made
 Lu.r HusEus
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
The Onhe.tn

There is much discussion toward having a school orchestra Mr. Carl Erickson has kindly offered his serv. ices and stated that he would help organize and train Che students
 Ono meeting has been held witt .bose interested attending From Inc talent at that meeting Dougla. schools could have a Che amateur or rhos,ra
 Let every High School and grad,
 student turn out and put DouglaI on Che map musically Mr. Erickson ls willing to do moro than his shar, -Irs mp to us now Let's have or orchestra
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
The Interesting Game of procms
 tnaton Revived


 rho Gu epidemic in Juneau caused Che local both board io put thc ban on am public gahcriua c'oa- ing schools churches hoa.cr and lodge mcotne
 This was Che signal lo. tho iu'cr ntug game ol proeras.IuaHon .o .ommmcc Tho Ieadcr u .ho samo mc Alfred Hewitt. mas "Bm alias "Thc Gas Engine Kd" and Nyrna. aias "cbowng Gum Kd"
 Tho Gas Engine Kid goes down to tbo noau and helps Che boat otn- ou sinr mlabya to ,her balN on- enos
 Nyrua borrow. baby and buggy and stands around chewing the ae and gum
 Harold and William run around with a gas bon. and so to the ho, springs to bathc and drink IoU.n cses water
 so'ma walks down To Che wharf cyory day looking for 'sob. Mau sowing scwne.cards Elizabeth and Una collecting articles for Che paper. Alex fixing more salu in hia boat SO hc can take three girls out riding. and Che others ucIL thoy mus. have boon sleeping
 However thc pupils .com e'ad 'D eot back to work as though being auarauuuod n respite from th. monotony of school ufo. tho yaca uou itself becomes mono.onous after while
 It win take a utlc while to catch up. but hs can oasly be accom-. plsbcd if Che pupils waste mo tIm' and get down to work
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
Ta CLa..a de Fnne.i.n

Among oh. magazine received i'm m. mm lost week was one "La
 -.rue pour Tous This mam-
 r. aa. ordered 1ma ume ago for m. French class and has just ar- rived m good am. Tho members of Tn. .aa win rcat Che magazines 0r Fntay instead of "Nabab. Che boo. ltey are now reading Tho French .'ae. has read rever1I stories
 som. o- them being -ramaeo " "car- u.r- and "rhe Taking ot One Fort
 The members Of che class an claim
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
THIS WILL ASTONISH
 DOUGLAS PEOPLE

Tho "H... ...."
 h.r.. unnor ...r ... a mixed .n laror... ... HH... WI. r- rrse Douglas Islam. H". One rrI u.h weak. r.u.. . "as helped ny re.e application I.r mother .oa'. hardly .. r. h. cause a. eye H..n. Tn 0.. .ro. vas here.u.. ". "...
 u.u ho.r. oI Lat0H. " ..H ANY CASE weak. I.u. 0. n" famed .r.. Aluminium
 FREE anr Drug store Cor ."
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
FACTS OF INTEREST IN THE
 GRADES
MISS LOWEs ROOM -7th AND
 sch GRADES

MISS LOWEs ROOM-7th AND
 sm GRADES
 Tho seventh and eighth grados ob- crycd Llucolnn birthday on Fob- uary l2th Miss Lowe read "The 'crfcct Tribune" to thcm and after wards Che pupils discussed and talked about it
 Since Ono pupils havo finished heir American History, tho eighth rado s trying to solve Che Civil War problems and Che seventh grade ho Revolutionary War problems
 Tho pupils have boon 80 busy with heir lessons Chat they forgot about yalonuuos Day until it was too late 70 have a box and mako valentines
 Mm Lowe is reading snow bound" to her pup.ls and they seem .o enjoy it
 GeueyIcgc Martin is contributing . recitation to tho school entertain mont
 MISS JACKsONs ROOM -5th AND
 6h GRADES
 The Gth and sixth grades have received new song books and every afternoon they can bo heard singing ones "Yankco Doodle" ls thc fa- forito. perhaps because an Che stu- lonu know it
 South American geography is be- me studied as substitute for North American geography which was dn- shed recently The "New Geo. graphic" is also being studied and 'hcre are number Of now pictures 1u Che walls Illustrating Northern Africa
 Miss Jackson is reading Che "Jun- slo Book' Co her pupils
 On Valentines Day they had a box md many valentines were distrib- ltod among Che girls and boys. MISS AALTO's ROOM -3rd AND !
 4th GRADES
 Tho pupils in Mise Aalto's room made Lincoln booklets on his birth ! loy and also Washington booklets 1u hIs They are writing their .ycs in story form bnd have just about finished them MISS FAIRBANKS ROOM 2nd
 GRADE
 Every morning for Che past two weeks tbc second grado has had vic- rola concerts. They also sing twice day.
 VMcn,uos day was observed byl ! valentine box and party
 Both Miss Holmans and Miss a.rmma rooms arc practicing for. bc uc1t paront-Toacher Association meeting
 The pu.pIs planted beans in their window boxes some time ago. but here Is mo sign of sprouts as yet They also made Washington shields m Wash.ng.on's birthday
 Tho kindergarten, Mics Holman's loom. has been using building blocks They also have victrola 1ncerts Miss Holman has prom acf a bis writc-up concerning her .h.reos for tho next issue of the| Breeze" Elizabeth FeusI
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
GLYCERIEE MIXTURE
 FOR GAS ON STOMACH

SmH.. r.I..r.". ....... bark. .... as mixed r h..... relieves ANY CASE ea. oH '0u... stomach t acts or bo.. lower ho. r. remove. . ." matter which n.o".. 0rer CURES .r...0. 'r...r. arreuI.. Tn. INSTANT H. ant ar.o. '..r... both lo...r. ... .....n. 0H mn" who suffered .. from .. roon aud ....r was helped br ONE Io.. . !. smith .rae esl
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
SCHOOL NEEDS

Ono duc afternoon during lhc "nua vacation. while out walking d bright thought entered our minds as to what our school needs mostly and to cry to get cach pupils opinion.
 Going down Third street thedu. person we encountered was Rang nor hauling sand. for you know thal Inc sa great uborcr HH wise brain told him that we needed a nrer science "ab" and some im-
 proyemouu on the blackboard
 While on Third stree, we visited Che Gumdi.r apartments in order to get tbe opinions Of che school maams Wc found Miss Thompson "au doucd up" and she uegcatet now stairway Miss Nanu wal. buuy preparing for a dinner on uremeut and didn't carc for our presence al tbat time She a.d "Oh tbat p.ucc needs school ap.r.t' Prob ably she meant moro ou Proceeding outb io the crossing. we met Martin delivering "sm-KIst" m.sns He mId with D sigh chat we need some pretty girls Alex and Arthur appear Co have the same idea as Martin. although wc saw chem two days atcr
 Who should vc meet buf Nora ou her way homo. loadcd w.Ih pack .oec for you know she had boen shopping just think Of it She said "Oh for aomo handsome young boys,"
 Ascending hc Third s.roe, hn .oncc moro ve met Mary ou. wa.A- Ine. playing uuuc. and tbs .s what cbe said "Gr.s now wouldn't t be interesting to have some sailors visit our sehooIc
 Passing tbe drus store we esp.cd Esther eating Icc cream 0rcourae. vc had Co can her out and eo. her opinion Eshcr .s always tor pop Just tbon George came arone on hIs bike. for hc .s fond of exercise and air. Ua fuc suggestion was th0r we have some athletics
 Farther on vc met Arue taking m tbc sights of OoueIm and .ha'- uur with Margaret. who was 'oaI- ur about her work Nwrar.. ad chat a couple ol straps to bc usef freely. would bc enjoyed by cver, one Arriving at Nymoa hous. vc found her fNinr her curly locks aa usual Nyua s n great .oos and she believes chat thc onE thnr needed was domestic science olu.r. mcnt
 Ney. %. course. was Alfred Hr was supposed to hc d..rrue a gents srt but hc was afIre on VI to keep .t pressed while petre his dog Alfred has io resort to h.snof boeause hi. ore remors. Is tha. fhcrc isrf enough boys and girls In onr school to r'ay WIIh him
 Our next stopping n'a.c was at Narhas home. vHe-. ue found hor enjoying the cF.e.s of a bruised 'oe which she contracted oa a h.se che day before Martha is usually cone slerte ol others Her opinion wa. to b.r. some ama.cmenH for fhc
 grade children. such as ,cc.or and swings
 Nou vc must e- down s. Ann 1rrnu.. for most 70. Ine remaining -.r. and boys live toward Tread- vou I soems possible Chat stan ton might have been delivering rro- ..r.os but he appeared to have hua0- e's of umc. so ve stopped and asked for his suggestion. It was an ez- ner.mertm wireless .e0 for use n
 ho physics class Stanton |. oer un.r tbourbtmi ol othcn
 Proceeding m "Aaro Hertta ue found Selma combue her hair aaI ehc made second motion Co Noras exclamation Who should appear bu, Lana. with a er.n a mile iorre She was confident tbat her
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
NEURRLGlG PAINS
civo Way Co Soothing HamHn'a
 Wizard ou

HamHn Nr-. on Is a sale and effective frcltmen. for headache and rcrrairl Rubbed r where One na'n r.. 10 acts as n tonic .o t.c tortured nerves and almost invariably brings quick relief
 Its healing. 1nt'serrc qualities can af.ars hc relied upon to prevent m- lection. or otr-r serious r-.r... 'r." .nra.rs hrHsc.. cH.. burns '.... and .nrrs Just .s nan. Goo. .or core feet stH rccs frost bites. cold sores and clrscr s.rr.
 Cctit from druggists tor I' cents II rot satisfied retu-n ltc bottle and rcI your money back
 Ever corsunlfet r- have sick fe.f.-rrs Ir.t IT.. Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant r...c pink pills. tJ ccuts Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

Emma Garn. one Of the eighth grade students. has been absent for some time suffering from an attack Of rheumatism. but is able to be out again. 10 is hoped that she will soon be back In school.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
Why Not Have An Assembly,

Why Not Have An Assembly 2
 Assemblies have been much talked .f .n.e school started. but so far none have boon hold. cNcep, our Christmas program. which proved n
 lr ucroe
 bu assembly now and chen would give he students ueater interest i'm th..r work and oIso i'm the.r schoal tor tb.. would bc looking forward Co tn. day when wc aD would moot to- unr 10 need uot be mneocS9r-
 long br. just enough to arouse .res Interest
 Songs readings. racItaHous. mus's md ne.ehe be.or. Che students ..'I make .ae boys and s'ris Cor
 a-e fright" and euab'e ,hcm .o appear before am audience with nn-. ease
 IT win mot take moro chan two or .f-.r students for he committee Co uree tbo program. and volunteers rnuU be gladly accepted.
 A ..nns. I'm the constitution or che Associated student Body says that .mhHo. should bo held every two ..... so. follow students and teach- .. why no. have au assembly,
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

sIrKA HOT srWNus" Accom- uodauors American or European plan For tc-us apply Co Dr. L. F. Goddard. SanItar.um Alaska Adv
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
Alaskan Sunlight

var Dyke should have written au- other nocm entitled. Alaska For Me- because Che air e mI or sm- light m tHku
 s1uc records n E. F Smiths wine dow were heated and ao bent tha' .hrs were Tn peculiar shapes Ono ID. rhe records -nont Take Advan. .aea %. My Mature. vas bent into .uD.shapei object but after ai tde urs rays took advantage Of th, r..0rI nature.
 Raneuu kroHqv.st
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

t. .l.n.re. editor ha. been added T. Inc editorial eaf ol One -Breefe.
 ". have received papers from scv- m schools and t would be dno Ii mo-. would exchange with us The r.n.r. give us new ideas and make t.. students .r,e moro interest in H.r uan.. n. matc .f better than .H. others Competition s fne to ..t. o.ea u.e.t and ho.'cr our
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

Mss Nauu In Latin u-"Mar- Un. .nEc your gum out of your mouth and ru. your feet In
 Marun-"It can't bc done
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
P-rA MARCH 9, 1920

Tho following program win take nlaco at Che next p-r A. mcourg which win be hold March a l920 m tbo awcmbt hau Of Che D. n 8s Blacksmith Song .....
 Children Of tho Second Grad, Boys Dnu
 Boys ol is. and 2ud Grade Story Mics Fa.rman Speaker E J. White Song Mrs Cahll Solo Esther Cashou Selection Orchestra
 E J White Is we.l known for mcr c.uecn of uoue.aa who .s now chief of Che AIaska Publicity Bureau in Juneau ue was once editor Of Che Douglas Island Now and un writes "Thc Stroller" column for our weekly paper
 The p-T. A waa postponed one week on account oi Che ban on the ohools during tho past wcok
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
GOOD ENGLISH CONTEST

Tho good Enelsh contest IS lmt .bmt over 10 ha. improved Che
 grammar ol most of the pupils bul 10 .mHc some or us mover scem Go learn
 T. Ha good uay of correcting and improving caca othora English and hoo'd be kcnl mp through Che whole ..od' ronr
 so far a great d0.I oI interest has a.er fowu I'm .hc contest Wh uym Bland and Alex Morgan In Inc lead on One charl everyone .s looking forward .o "a most wonder mI naI" Elizabeth Foua laua lauo and of course rho teachers haven't any points aeaIust them on .h. chart Arthur Nelson one Of In. Indue ones ou Che chml Is right ou Che Iob Uc made so many mistake. at fut hat hc has formed n habit oI signing anything brought .o Em whether bc mys It or not We claim Arthur Us a real poft Eterv evening ufor school crowd .onrroeat. around Che chor, trying .o find mistakes in Miss Mmtzs English Tle campaign Is also car- r.aI on outside Of school The other Iar some Wrb School students were heard fo correct "uutch' Gruudicr. 1r rather tried to. but mo one can get anything over on Dutch.
 Non Naa1n was absent for @ .orp.e Of days last week When she was asked Che reason for hor absence she said she was absent .Jua for ducks" We don't know vba. alc means but we guess it is an right
 Rumor baslt that Matthew Laugh Hr .s going Co quit school and toko mp mc taamiue business Before .one .1laU win own Che Robertson X N Transfer Co.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05
NOTICE OF SALE

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-05

Blacksmith Song
 Children Of tho Second Grai r.H.. nrHI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
SEATTLE MUST
NOT SELL
SAMMY BOHNE
NOW

Seattle must not sell Sammy Bohne now
There's two sides TO the question. Regardless OF
how much any major league club may want Seatte's
third-sacer, what players may be offered for him
along with a cash consideration. Bohne must not be
sold Seattle needs him just badly any
major league hamlet There have been constant reports
in local baseball circles that Bohne is TO be sold to the
New York Giants.
Far be il from TO stand in the way Of any player
having his chance in the but it's not fair TO the
Seattle fans TO break up the club In the middle of the
No other club in the Coast league Is making any
immediate delivery sales and Bohne must not be sold.
AT least not At the end Of the deal
may be fixed up to send him to the big show without
weakening the locals any, but Sam Is Of the main
cogs in the Seattle team and replace him
Seattle is not out Of the Coast league race. With
Bohne out Of the lineup the defense and offcnse would
both be weakened Bohne Of the most aggressive
players in the game today. He is in the game every
minute and in fact the Swash squad Is practically built
around the husky third-sacker.
The Seattle club directors have always yodclIed that
money any consideration when IL TO
building up n team. We have Sam still with Let's
see that we keep him. Money can't buy player Of his
all-around calibcr in the minors today. We still
remember the deal that Lefty Thomas. the star of
the 1919 Seattle hurting corps, TO ST. Louis for cash
consideration when needed players. We don't want
any more repetitions of such deal now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
STAR SWIM
MEET Is
POSTPONED>

Because the majority Of the ccns-
mittco appointed TO help stage The
Star swimming meet could not AZ
tend, because OF business reasons. tho
first meeting Of the committee
scheduled for last night at The Star.
tho session was postponed until FRI
day night
II lis important that every member
OF the committee attend Fridays
meeting so plans can be laid immcdt-
atcly for the event There Is mucn
preliminary work 10 be done befors
the meet can be staged
IN swimming session viii be open
10 all amateur swimmers In Seattle
Complete plans SHOULD be laid at FRI
days session OF the committee
The~men asked 20 help promotes
the vent arc Don vickers. OF the
Crystal Pool. Al Goldsmith. local a.
A. u. representative. Dad" Henry
and Earl Fry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
TOOK
FLOWER OF
BRITAIN'S
ATHLETES
ny MILTON BR0NNER

LONDON. July is.--Ameriea may
enter whoiehcatcdlS INTO IN" ktsaN
Olympic games AT Antwerp uhiS
summer. but Great Britain VIII take
part while sun In mourning Tor her
dead and rather reEenuns mat inc
olympiad has taken place 30 soon
after the war
For. whatever may be tho case
with other countries, tho flower OF
britain's young athletes lies buried
In the haliowed fields OF france ana
Flanders q. X. l.. Anderson her
great college hurdle runner captain
W. alswcli. ana o. W. Hutnon' hcr
best lonE-distanee runncrH' iAeu'en'
an, a. Patterson. her auarter-thhe
champion; II. y. o. Arlington, long
Jumper and high. Jumper j. a.
Lowell. her best hockey player a r.
Wilding, her best loved tennis player
all these and scores more OF tho
best OF tho young men who made up
the sports contests or hfiuhn are
on her roll OF honor OF uhoao VINO
fell in battle.
II is Tor this reason That inc editor
OF The Field, the sreatrst sporting
magazine In England. opposed hold
Ing an oiy'npiad THIS year Ana
Major Adolphe Ahraharnu. consult
Ing physician W inc british Olympic
athletic team IN stoeAhohn IN lsl1'
wrote Tor the Same paper INA, ~ y
Impossible AZ tho present uinc. ana
within the short interval which W
mains. TO discover ana uan team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

Tho last battle that 6ehumann
had was with Johnny Sheppard. the
English champion. whom he beat in
10 rounds In Portland recently.
After his bou; with coogan. scha.
mann plans 10 40 East 90 try his
luck with the bigger game In the
lightweight division. according 10
word from HIS Denver training
camp.
achumann 10 always IN tip,op
condition. because he takes wonder.
fui care OF himself. Hes a willing
worker and his many friends thru.
out the Northwest win DO pulling
for him 10 win Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
SSAQUAH
WALLOPS
SNOQUALMIE

SNOQUALMIE,--By Mailt--In a
fast ioinnink game here Sunday the
Issaquah firefighters beat Snoquai-
mic 10y a 10 10 count. Due TO the
valiant swinging Of their war-ciubs
in the ninth and tenth innings. the
Issaquah boys came out on top. The
game was hard fought and exciting
thruout due to the intense rivalry
between the two clubs. Issaquah
has won 10 games out OF IA starts
this season.
Batteries--Snoquaimfe, sonju. May
lor and Sheib; Issaquah. Cleveland.
McQuade and Castagno. Sell.
Black Diamond and Issaquah meet
next Sunday at Issaquah. The Issa.
quah bunch would like to hear from
the Transfers, or some other fast
team in Seattle for games In August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
HEINIE SCHUMANN TO
BATTLE MEL COOCAN

Hsinis Rehumann. Tacoma light
weight has hia BIG chance TO boos,
himself In tho national ring game
Thursday when he boxes Mel
cooEan. ono OF tho crack Eastern
Eighties. Is round. at Denver. Colo
schumAnn boxed here but a
couple % times. fighting a draw
with rinky Mitchell and an even
bout with PugEy Morton. BE was
just green lid wh.n he boxed
Mitchell and was really beaten. the
verde, being a Christmas present.
but he was robbed In his seut with
Merton. He was a much Improved
boxer In his second start 10 Seat
tte