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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
MARSH ALLEN
DEFEATED IN
SPOKANE PLAY

SPOKANE. July 7.--waiiace Scott.
Of the Tacoma Tennis club. was the
star IN yesterdays play nj the spo
kans Tennis club. He defeated A.
@. Prinrie. Of Seattle. by a 60. 81.
al count. lie then played Marshall
Allen. IN. strong Seattle entry. and
beat him by 80. Ga. Ga. rs count
Scott meets Phil Secr. Of Portland.
In the finals today. and a good. fast
match is expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
HOLLING MAY HURL TO-DAY

Babe" Holling, the ace OF the
Oakland pitching staff. in expected
10 mount the mound for the visitors
today. Holling started off the sea
son with seven straight wins and
then lost seven straight. He has
come around again. however. and Ia
pitching winning ball again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
BOHNE HITS EM HARD

When Sammy Bohne. who's lead
ing the local stickers. crashes the
agate he puts a lot Of power behind
his wallops. as was illustrated yes
terday when his drive 10 left field
got away from Lane and rolled to
the fence, Sammy making the cir
cult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
LEADERS sEEsAw

Salt Lake and Vernon will proba-
bly, see.saw In and out Of first place
until they clash at Los Angeles in
the last week OF this month. That
viii be one of the most crucial series
q the season for both teams. Vernon
pnxained the lead yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Summary struck Guilty Gardnsr
base. on eallr--Off Gardner :. Oft seisoid
:. of Weaver :. of RaSan :. of "
Ariett T. TWssbaso hits~Narphy. Ken q
worthy Cooper Eidr~a. Hrue@k-r. A A.
lett Three-ba.s hi,--sturnps Home ~,
--Rohne. Double piar--U ruhaksr 10 A.
Artett Sacrifice htts-tAne. xamioek
Innings pisehea--Hy sardaer 4. runs 8
hits . at bat 90. Weaver ~. runs 8, hrs
>, at bat 20. Rsgan y. rams J. hiiss7. al
bat & Rur. responsible for-9arirer I,
Seiboid .. Weaver g. Raglan !: Credit vie.
toy 10 E@ieoIs: ehsrr. defeat ~ naEan-
Time Of kssns--:s:o. umplrss-caseY and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Andre Anderson. the big Chicago
heavyweight. will make his second
bow before Seattle ringside fans to
night when he iosscs tho Lcvinsons
with Tiny Herman. Chef Mcintyres
Tacoma prodigy. In the main tiff AT
Austin a Salts open air show at Lib
erty park.
Anderson started off his local ring
career by stopping Young Hector. IA
short time ago. In three rounds. He
didn't look like the beat defensive
fighter In the world. but he can hit
hard and took punishment we'll
In meeting Herman. Anderson
runs up against n man more OF hts
own size. because Herman Is a huge
bulk OF a man. Both biz fellows will
tip the beam at well over the 200
pound mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

IIncInnau !. FItts1ufT =
Chicago ~. St Louis 9.
Brooklyn 4. Boston =
Yesterdays hsro--Happy Feisch. The
sor gardener hit a home run In the iiih
inning and beat the Indians to
pushing them out Of first place
The Yanks set another record nv sror-
ing ~ runs In the nth inning. beating
Washington. II 10 Q. and going back TO-
first place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
BIG RING
MEN TO
TOSS
LEVINSONS
Tonight's Ring
Card

Andre Anderson W.. Tiny
Herman. heavy Weights.
jimmy Storvy vs.. Dixie
Walker. wciterwctghts.
Eddie Moore vs.. Ludwig
Joncs. bantamwcights.
Zuru Kid w. Soldier
Woods. wciterwvSghts.
Joe Dunn vs.. Bud Oliver.
foAilp~rwcights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
SAM REDUCES

SAN FRANCIsCo.-Joe woodrfah.
manager OF Johnny sheppard. is
keeping tab on sam Langford He
says the Tar baby has lost about 30
pounds since the advent Of prohibit
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

The sHrs Eesky Nasnt team 10 BE-
Ing managed By Al ugid~eli. whs
pisp~d shs~t.ssp for the New Nerk
sisnfs beck In the old dsys ~ isos
srd thrve~tseta whea the Chants and
Cahs used tn stage their fsms>ss bat
tic. Aft~v leaving the Giants Bird
vel sp~ut several season. In the
sesthsru i~sxue before taking over
the management ef the Nirxinis
lsAgue outfit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

DID you know that Connie Naek's Attn
issirs went thru their recent tour OF the
Wcshrn circuit without winning n game
Well they did. and rhiily fans are start
Ing 20 sauANk for the scaIp OF Connie
Mack. Who has failed 90 rebuild the Ath-
isfics after five years % sfor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
OAKSAND SIWASHES
DISH UP SLOPPY
BASEBALL BUT
TRIBE WINS OUT

There was enough weird baseball exhibition at the
local ball yard yesterday to last the boys and girls for some
time Weird pitching goofy fielding and some mighty
cloutng the first game of the series with the Oaks
in nutshell Seattle won to by virtue of some hefty
sticking during the closing chapters Of the The Oaks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

NATIONAL LEAGUE

New Tort ~. Washington O.
Chicago s. Cleveland ~
Philadelphia 0-5. Boston Iii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

n 10 deehssui u Ty Cobb. the res~-
Iess. Wilt be able to play with the
Detroit Tiger for . coarie OF weeks
yet. Ty 10 cut Of the game with .
bum ankle and 10 recovering from
his njury 81 his homo In csDvEiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
FIRST BOLT
WAS EVEN

This will be the second meeting Of
the duet. the firs, bout going 10 a
draw after four rounds. In Hanford
Cal. recently.
Herman has 90 fight tonight II
he wants 10 be main attraction In
Seattle. He's pretty fast on his feet
for a big fellow. but he has habit
OF dancing around lot without do.
ing any fighting. Hell have 20 fight
II Anderson puts up tho Kind Of bat
tie he did against Hector.
Anderson Is n slight nvori,e 10
~in tonight on the showing Of tho
two men In the local ring. aitho Her.
man Is said 20 have improved lot
since he fought Blll Reed here. sew
cral months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
COPS BAT STUFF

OAKLAN ID. - Hugh Walker.
heavyweight boxer. who is touring
Coast rings. IL hailed as the equal. IL
not the superior. Of Bat Nelson. for
assimilating punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

WSke teaunlg % 10 : Nlen lfle
home boys started spanking
the onion in the sixth. when
they went into the lead by
counting four times.
Exom thcn on IL was a seeeaw
AFFAIR. with Seattle finally winning
b. counting two more runs on
punched hits in the eighth. Oak.
lAnd threatened with a tally in the
ninth but they couldn't quite even
up the count.
FIVE PITCHERS
WORK
Five pitchers worked during the
matinee. Harry Gardner started the
fray for the locals. but was hit hard,
and socks SleSold finished the
alugxing bee. Weaver. Ragon and
Ayiett worked on the mound for the
visitors. and Ariett was tie only ono
Of the quintet who worked during
the day who showed anything.
The Oaks don't look like such a
bad ball club. IL they had some pitch
ing. The club wns weakened some
yesterday, when Louis Gutsto. the
blk first sacker. quit the team and
left for his home. lie Is stili suffer.
ing from wounds received In the
army. and he's not quite ready to
play regularly. Dennis Vile. the
hard hitting outfielder. Is on the
bench with an injury. too.
Bruhaker. the new shortssop OF the
Oaks. worked for the visitors for the
first time yesterday. He played a
bang.up game in the field and msced
out a brace OF doubles at the plate.
The newcomer Is from Detroit lie
played some in the Western league
before getting a.triai.with the Tigers.
JACK KNIGHT
DTII.L HITS
Jack Knight. who played for Seat
IL last year. Is holding down the
hot corner for the Oaks. and Jack
stiII hits the agate on the nose. He
busted one In a pinch yesterday.
Tom Fitzsimmons. who was sought
~ Seattle early IN the year. is play
inx second for the Acorns. He didn't
- much yesterday. A. Ariett has
replaced Guisto at first
Hack Miller. the demon siuggcr OF
The Oaks. cracked out one single. but
wasn't dangerous otherwise He
swung at a lot Of bad balls ycster-
day. and Il seemed as II he was too
anxious to knock the bah out Of the
lot
Honus Mite. the veteran receiver.
WIS on thej OBJ for the visitors yes
terday There was so much hitting
that he didn't have n chance TO do
much catching.
Unless the Oaks show'better pitch
ing than they did yesterday the
tribe should climb sure. A win for
Seattle and defeat for Sacramento
by San Francisco today sends the
Siwashes into sixth place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Western teams IN the blE leagues have
~ ado the best sho~tnes IN East va
IVES, games both at home and abroad.
The western teams IN the National
league have ven "a and tho Eastern
team. won "a. while In the Americas
circuit the count YES western ~. East
srn ~. 20 far this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

i~ft fielder. has hern injured, mob Msnsri.
Coast graduate. has been playing IN the
Yankee garden. with Ward repiseinE
Msu.si at laird. noh's hitting tho ball At
. Tremendous clip now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

uuffaio baltimore ana Toronts are
staging a great three -cornsref race for
the International league fisg. The per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

~, rsri IL STIR far IN ,hs var IN tire
American association. leading the Mime
apoiis club ~ 10 full Eamea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Columbia Colo. the new American
becr.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
HAGEN TIES LA FITTE

PARIS. July Walter Hagen,
the American professional golfer,
tied with La Fitte. the French pro-
fessional here today in the French
open golf championship. The two
have made the total OF 2ss at the
end OF the second days play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Frank walker. the cutfrsissr who
piaysd With Portland Ia the coas, isaEgs
but Who refused sa report this year be
cause he waited TO be IN his home town
In Virginia. where he owns q big tohaes
81 plantation. ls playing with the Rocky
Mount team In the virginia league, Ties
. big boa In a little puddle. as hes hit
ting over zoe and 10 leading the league
In ertrs base hitting. runs driven In aud
chances accepted In the sgifisld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Chiek Casdi. first saekw 81 the
Chhe~Gs white Ses eisb is<t year.
whs has b>sa psissing en- eatisw
s~a<n In Idaho. hss cult the job ard
has gene 60 California The high
attitude vss tss tvyisg to his h~sish.
sAys Chist- Theee are yell fssDded
vumev~ fress the last sayiag THAI
sendti viii reyssn ths White Sea
eoen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
>TOREY VS..
WALKER

Jimmy Storey. the popular wei,er'
weight. who has been taking . lay.
off. will be seen In action In tho
semi windup with Percy Walker.
the Yakima boy. storey socks home
that on. two punch with a lot Of kick
10 II. and Walker viii have 10 keep
his peppers open and his chin out OF
the way IL he expects to keep off tho
floor.
Eddie Moore. another little batter
with a kick. viii box Ludwig Jones.
OF Tacoma. 10 the third bout Thcy'r
hantsmwelgsrs.
Moore can HIT with both hands.
and II fast becoming n fayorite with
his work In the rop~d arena
Ludwig Jones. brother Of Nor
gan and Harold. Tacoma fighters. IL
a green younEs,er a, the game. who
In also under the direction OF chet
Mcintyre Chef says he's . conner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07
OTHER BOUTS
BILLED

In tho o,b@r bo,rfs. soldier
Woods and tho Zuru KID. slam bang
artists. tanrlc. and Bud oliver and
Joe Dunn. a pair OF fcatherwcights.
opcn the show.
Tho first bout gets under way NJ
$40. with Ad Sehacht handing out
the deolslons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

DON'T THROW FIRE AWAY In ths
woods ov along the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Ter, worth. With . lead Of nine r.fnss.
i.aGus pennant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

o<ntsrss show buffalo stf. nsi,iruor.
ets and Toronto tii. Akron. In fourth
place. ~iih .tse. ten, 80 Tar behind
Yyits Maisei. who ~as enc 81 the
leading bs<~ runners In the American
League for year- q. . memh~r 81 the
New YORK. Wakes. ). stiii playing
third fer tho baltimore aggregation
Mike Kensies. who u-~d 60 eaten for
Vancouver IN the old Nar'hwestsfn
isaxus h developing tnso' quite hom.
run hitisr N ,hs international In two
games Fscsntiy he busted out four
ham.rs He's dning mzsk au,y for the
Reading cisb.
Joe sarasn. another former vas>ou-e-
catcher In tns old days. 10 scoutinx fer
hIhitioa ssms that the Cards played In
rrovidsurs, u l.. recently. ana he busted
Up the party with a t~o-sass ~silop and
played a hAnEup saus behind the es,
according TO the story s~nt Oh, from
Providence
Duffy iewts. View Ysyt sstnsidsv.
will be eas 81 the gasne ~ i~ass .
meath. We twisted his Knee In the
recens serse. With the Cleveland Ia
diaas at Cleveland. and vas scnt
homo. hot isnt Improving any.
TIN rourdsn has givvsred IS .
cs.ssr 60 Chies Gsnau. white Hos first
sAekef. and nov reliable John Coilins.
vho hes hsen playing with the Chicago
Americans for several searons az an out
nsiasr. IL playinH the frs, puiov.
nires Lewis. regular Ssv York rank
i~gt fielder. has bern Injured, hob Msnssl.
Coast graduate, has been playing IN the
Yankee garden. with ward replacing
Msu.si at ihifd. nohs hitting the hall At
. Tremendous clip now.
~. Paul IL stir far IN ,hs var IN TIE
American association. leading the Minne-
apoils club ~ 10 full Eamea
n ts dcehssui u Ty Cobb. the re~~-
te.a. Will 10 able to play with the
Detroit Tigers f.~ . coarie of ~eeks
yet. Ty .. out Of the game with .
bum ankle ard 10 r~coserieg from
his injury 81 his homo In GsDvEiA
pid you know that Connie Nsek's Ath-
issirs went thru their recent tour Of the
Wcshfn circuit without winning game
Wei they did. and rhiiiy fans are start
ipE 90 aauAwk for the scalp OF Connie
Mack. who has failed 90 rebuild the Ath.
is;ics after five years % effor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Yyits Maisei. who wss enc % the
leading base runners In the American
league for yeay- ne . menh~r 81 the
>~~ YORK. Wakes. }. stii playing
third fer the baltimore aggregation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

TIN rourdsn has siivveref ss . sue
es.sor 10 Chick Gsndu. white Hos first
sAekef. and nov reliable John Coigins.
vho has hsen piAys-E With the Chicago
Americans for several ssarons az en- out.
nsidsT. IL playing the frs, pulov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Jimmy Hsmii,or's Joplin ciuh has ss.n
pushed TO third piars n the western
race. Tulsa leads ard Wiehlts 10 see
end. Hamilton us-d 90 Pilot the rAitsf-
Macdonald shipyars team here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Ciasde Derrick. the dlspiss,ss shsrt-
stop Who played for Seattle ~hiis last
y-sr. has Joined the Toledo Mud Nrns
In ths America association. He's play
ms secoud base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Duffy I~wts. New Ysyt estbsidsv.
viii be eas 81 the gAsne ~ i~ass .
rnsuth. Vie twisted his knee In the
recent series with the Cleveland Ia
diaas at Cleveland. snd wss seat
home. bat isn't impseving any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

At SAN Francisco n n Y,
iacram@;9 .ss.s.sss -..++'.
esan Francisco ........-....s
Batteries: Mails and cady. Love ahd
Yeiie.
At los ANGELES r. W. "
Los AnGel~s .--s-s-ssss -.ssts ~
salt Lake s...s.-.s..-sss IL
Batteries; Thomas and Hsssi--. Thurs.
ton. Baum and Byisr.
Tsurston vas easy for THE Angels. vso
beat the Bees. !: 70 s. me winners eath-
cred 10 hits
Mails and Love huri~t . pretty pitch
ers battle. which the Senators tork from
the Seals. 20 l. Agnes. fan Francisco
barkstor. vas finsd 80 ard infernitslT
suspended. and ostsslisr fitzgerald as
tined fcs. for ~rsnEiinx.
The league leading Tiger. made their
1880 debut In Portland. and beat the
Beavers. 20 0. Borfoa. Of the yihtsrs
hon,>d In the ssoond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-07

Mike Kensies. who ur~d 90 eaten for
Vancouver N the old Northwestern
isaxus. n developing inso' quite home
run hiifsr in the international In two
games recently he busted out four
hom.rs Hes dning mzsk au,y for tho
Reading cigb-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
'Ex-HUN PRINCE
INSULTS FRENCH
Starts Fight Over "Deutsch-
land Ueber Allies"

BERLIN. March s--Refusai Of
two French officers. attached to the
French mission here. TO stand when
deutschland Ueber Allies was play
. din the dining room OF tho Hotel
Adlon last night. pr.cipitated a gen.
eral fight In which Prince Joachim
Albrccht. relative OF the former kai.
ser. in said to have been the az
Er~Hsor.
Tho Frenchmen. captz. Khan and
itougven. were badly battered by the
Germans. They were cut and bruised
by bottles. glasses and candles hurried
at them. Walters finally succeeded
In eseorting tho French from tho din
Ing room.
Prince Joachim Aihreoht. wit
nea-es said. followed his usual Gus.
tom Of tipping IN. orchestra 20 play
the German national song The
French party. consisting OF tho two
captains. accompanied BY another
Frcnehman and woman. did not
arise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
FORGOT WON'T co AS
TAX-DODGING EXCUSE
WITH UNCLE SAMUEL

so In the interest on federal farm
loan bonds. n you have any.
n you have received any life In.
Auranee paid on the death 81 The IN.
surod 90 you as his beneficiary. you
need not include that as income.
1 fnele Fam doesn't tax Insurance pay.
mcntH. The same II ffus " you have
received some endowment or similar
Insurance paid on the expiration of
the policy. provided the amount re.
eeiyed does not exceed the amounts
~ premiums peld Ia. The amount
by which II exceeds the premiums
paid IN ~ income and IL taxable.
II you got any money from health
or accident Insurance. that also II
exempt from taxation.
And. finally. n you ar. a state
county or city official. rneie Sam
doe. not TAX your salary. II you are
4 federal Official. tho. you have 10
pay up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
ARMY PAY Up TO
S3,50 EXEMPT

n you are in the regular army
or navy of the United states. your
pay up 10 81 600 received during
1913 is exempt from taxation olfta
received by you mot In payment Of
ssrvtceni are also exempt from taxa.
ton. So are the amounts OF money
or property acquired by inheritance.
Bat-note carofully-ths INCOME.
from moneys left 10 you by In.
heritance must be reported to the
government as part Of your income.
You need not pay taxrN on the
interest received from United Ttates
government bonds issued before Sep
TENDER l. 1917. and on other bonds
10 the extent provided by the acts Of
congress authorizing each Issue. II
you arc a big government bond
owner. you had better conHult your
bank or your lawyer on this. But
as a practical matter for the or.
binary man. II you have less than
y 900 worth 81 government bonds
yau don't have 10 add tn. interest
from tho bonds 10 your income.
II you are 80 fortunate as to own
bonds % states. territories. cities.
counties or townships. the interests
from such securities IL also exempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
CONGRESS TO DECIDE
ON AMERICAN POLICY
OF MERCHANT MARINE

vessels remaining In the possession
Of. or under contract by. tho ship.
ping board
Tho board wns proceeding Ia
throw the governments vessels on
the market. FOR sale to the highest
bidder. under provisions continuing
tho vessels under the United States
registry and on trade routes deslg.
mated by tho shipping hoard on the
theory that now the war was over
t'nele sam should get out OF the
shipping business Immediately. and
at whatever loss necessary.
This policy would have put into
the hands Of private shipping In.
terests. for less than $500. 600 600.
vessels costing some s. 100. 900, 0oo'
Chairman Payne has stated. how.
ever. that even at eut-rair prices.
private shipping interests might be
expected 10 absorb only some 500
ships. Those vessels that would nnd
buyers would. naturally. he the
cream OF the feet
our best vessels would move
into private owneruhip at prices FAR
below present cost aud Uncle Sam
would be left In possession Of some
1900 boats. including all tho second
class ships and the inferior typcr.
which tho government would hav.
TO operate In competition with the
better ships
IL h 20 prevent Just this nitua.
ton that the Jones bill. are
drawn.
They would a~t up q United States
Mercantile Marine corporation" with
a Grant OF life OF 20 years. which
would take ever the entire govern.
ment flset. both for purposes OF op-
Grafton and OF sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

WARRINGTON. March ~ for.
got 20 state Il +" In an excuse that
won't bn accepted by Uncle Bam .
revenue department this year. In
come taxpayers who are thinking Of
forgetting itrms that they don't
want 60 remember. had better think
again. The machinery ~ the revenue
bureau IN being oiled up 10 catch the
forgotten" and where penalties were
passed over last year on the theory
that the law was new. this year they
are going 20 be enforced
II may cost you $40. 600. or a years
imprisonment. or both. for making "a
false or fraudulent return And. Ia
addition. 90 per cent ~ tho tax
evaded. It's better TO know than 10
think this Vaara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
IDA M. TARBELL
IS FOR HOOVER
"Would Deal Fairly" Pub.
IiCiSt Declares

Ida NJ Tnri,sli Ia Seattle today
announced herself for Hoover for
president.
Hes not party man. The
noted puhliciHt explained. "and
would deal fairly with the problems
that face us Americans lie ~
against Hocialistio experiments and
favorH a Humanitarian program for
labor"
Mlsa TArhen spok. at Y. NJ. G.
A. Sunday In favor Of the league
of nations. She viii speak again
Tuesday night at Y. 81. G. A. on
whats the Matter With Indus.
trial Welfare"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
SOVIET ARMY F.
FIGHTS Poles
Rumania TO Discuss Peace
With Reds

PARIS. March p - AiexandV
Valda. Voevod. Rumauian prsmlsr.
haa accepted the proposal Of W.
" Tchitcherin. foreign minister x
soviet Ruaaia, 10 negotiate peace, 40
e0rdlng 20 advices from London.
A. the same time. other reporfs
said the long heralded attack OF th4
soviet armies upon Poland had stsrt<
I'd. 50 far. IL was said. the Poles
have defended themselves success
fully.
The coming conference OF Ealsie
states. not including Litbuania, will
first seek the union Of the eastern
countrier." Gen. PIisudski. pollsh
leader. declared in an interview tsle-
graphed here.
Poiand'a troops. the general add.
do not fear the present Boishevlk ~
fenaiye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Express Handlers
Continuing Strike

CHICAGO. March s.--ESpr~as han
dlers and clerks Of the American Ex'
press company here today continued
their strike for Increased wages
without sign Of a break.
Danger 70 tho city's food supply
thru Threatened strike Of express
tramsters and chauffeurs in sym.
pAthy with the clerks was averted
when the wagon men refused their
support