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20 ACRE MIXED FARMING RANCH
improvements consisting Of ? houses.
barn 32x1oo, Eranary: 4s head cattle;
/: sows in pig md chickens. House fur
nished completeS farm implements
complete: hay nsanEles,s i26 br; pota-1
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I1l.500 buys 1o4 acres mile from Village
station, macadam road to Bu1alo,i Y
mile school splendid buildings. 3
roof. concrete basement barn. forty by
eighty, horse barn. hoghouse. cost
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FOR sALn-HAvE $50 ACRES. IN 8
farms; price, $40 to $15(per acre; q Of
these farms have good buildings one
farm Gao acres at IS PEI acre, no build
fugs; also. other farms for sale. Buy
direct from owner. Leonard Het1and,
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Splendid. LEVEL, WE'LL 1MPRov-
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. except 20 acres pasture. Rich. black
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this bargain will not be oh$the market
long. G. H. Gilmore. Barton. NORTH
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ArneEard, N. d.
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BOARD.
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WANTED TO Buy.

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WANTED: SITUATION ON FARM$BY
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SHOES REPAIRED NEATLYi rostaeN
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GOOD CLEAN RAGS WANTED, FREE
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HOuSES-F. A.. FLADLAND-OFF1CE
phone 662W. Residence 1s90W
ROOM .Ho1EsE. FIGHTS. wATEfsss
+. and toilet. a7Sl fst'GAve:a W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
BALL CHIEFS
MAY PLACE
NICE TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.--The
1890 schedule submitted by John p.
Cook. secretary OF the Salt Lake club.
which caused fuss that disrupted
yesterdays meeting Of the Pacific
coast league. is expected to be adopt
ed when the magnates get together
again this afternoon.
Judge W. w. Mccredic. OF Port
land. and William Keeper. Seattlc's
representative. yesterday left the
session in huff following a heated
argument growing out OF the schc-
dullng OF dates for opening and clos-I
ing games In those cities.
After walking out of the meeting
the rebels threatened TO organize an
outlaw All.Northwestern league.
They were persuaded TO attend the
night session. however. and at the
request of President Mccarthy. Cook
and MeCredie set to work revising
the schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

CINCINNATI. O. Jan. q - Gary
Hermann today put Il up TO John
Heydier. president 81 tho National
league. and Ban johnson. president
Of the American league. 10 Uay
whether he should Immediately re-
sign as chairman % the national
commission.
Hermann asked them 20 make the
decision when no rendered hts an
nuai report as chairman at the annual
meeting OF the commission here.
Hcrrmann's report recomme ndcd
that the commission should no; elect
officers at this time. and then said .
in tho meantime. " my colleagues
are of tho opinion that the commits
sion should operate temporarily
without chairman. I will be riad
TO tender my resignation In his
report Hermann said In part:
II quote from my las; annual re-
port as follows:
" fnasmuch as there Ia divergence
% views betwscn the two parties OF
tho frs, part 20 the national agree
ment. as 20 the continuance % the
commission "A constituted. and tho
qualifications ~ it's chairman. or the
substitution therefor OF a one-man
tribunal. I strongly recommend that
the election OF officers he deferred
until an agreement has been reached
on these points
Having recommended n year ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
William Fox
EntersField
for Title Go
Movie Man Offers $3.50, 900
for Heavyweight Champ
Bout

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Jan. s.
Americas tree may be full Of
money, but the Dempsey-Car-
pentier fight will not shake it
down.
The next battle for the
worlds championship will not
be a stepping stone for some
promoter into millionaire's
row.
One man dickering for the
fight believes so, at least. He
is William Fox, movie pro-
Queer, who has made the
highest offer-S550, 000-for
the fight.
Fox admits he wants the fight 10
be held in America. and that he
would like 10 have the motion picture
rights.
For them he is willing 10 surrender
all immediate profit on the fight.
I'm willing 10 lose couple Of
hundred thousand" he said
Fox also let some light in on what
Carpenter wants to fight He de-
mands a fiat sum OF $685. 900. and
does not want 10 fight until 1921. as
he has ti25 900 worth OF theatrical.
contracts. running turnout 1899. and
II he fights II win neccssitate n can
collation. IL he cancels he wants the
money made good.
A cable today from London an
nounced that Dominick Tortorich.
the New Orleans fruit merchant, had
bid SIPS. goo 20 Carpenter.
Jimmy Coffroth and Charles
Cochrane steadily maintain they are
still In the field. and each insists the
bout is in his hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Hermann Puts 1t Up to Prexy
Heydler on Commission Post

that the election OF officers IL de-
ferrcd for the reasons above stated.
and understanding that no definite
conclusion. with respect 10 this mat
ter have been reached. either by the
two leagues or the committees rep
re-~nting them. u must be apparent
that there should not be any election
Of officers at this time. In making
this statement. | want II understood
that 1, 10 not done with a view on my
part 90 hold on 10 the office which !
now occupy as your chairman. On
tho contrary. believe that the aues-
ton In controversy should be taken
up BY the committees already APP
pointed for this purpose by the two
leagues
during the past year the ma
tionai agreement, insofar as " per-
tains 90 the national association. has
heen abrornted. I, seems 20 me the
first thing to he determined II the
question whether n new agreement
should he entered into at this time
with the minors. Personally ] arm
not keen for n now agreement until
tho baltimore Federal league case.
that was tried In Washington and
has now been taken up on appeal.
has hen finally disposed Of. because.
as matters stand. " I am correct In
my contention. the national agree
msnt m well ~ the commission H.
SELF. n Illegal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
CHAMP AND
MANAGER
STILL WAIT

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. s.
Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns con.
tlnucd their ''watchful waiting pol,
ley today. after having their hopes
raised high by an apparently false
rumor from Paris that Carpenter
had accepted Jim Coffroth's terms 20
fight at Tia Juana.
Dempsey was disappointed when
he found the report unconfirmed. but
both he and KcaTns have hopes that
Carpenter win finally accept COT
froth's offer.
Carpenters alleged desire for n
shorter distance than ~ rounds.
didn't seem TO bother either Dempsey
or his manager.
-Four rounds viii be enough for
Jack TO finish him" earns declared.
Kearns emphasized that Carpenter
must come to America to fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
Elks Now in
Star League;
Games on Tap
Schedule to Be Made Today;
2 Games at ~ Saturday

The schedule for The Star basket.
bail league can Mt last be made out
The EIks club has entered a squad
and the full IL teams are assured
for the circuit now. This Eiks re-
place the Independents. The ant.
Tered five viii open their season on
their home floor January &c and two
games VIII be played every Friday
night on the Elks' club floor.
The schedule will be made out 10.
day. Saturday night at the Y. NJ.
c. A. the Rainier post OF the Amer
lean Legion VIII play the Company
= team in the first game and the
Y. " ca. squad win tangIe with
the University Community i've In
the second game.
The next games on tap will be
played next Wednesday night Mt the
knights OF Columbus hall. following
the TITS at the ~" Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

Tonight in Tacoma tc be staged another act IN the
Northmest 'ceer drama (b0 league lingo ,ehen Johnny
steps sic rounds Nth Morrie LT the Kansas City I45
pounder The for the drama part Of this ute speech
for the other: McCarthyhe Of the Appoto edrshds al
ready run0 down the curtain such tragedy for Lar
and Morrie threatens to be the stage lchen they
meet tonight BIT you can't tel atoat tbs bird McGarthy
lights ont Of the champion Of the cord he ever connects
,ceer dipison, should rant to back East Nth such
host Of opposition in his dirson right at home question
che he stu holds the title because If he fights like he did
the other night. he oiA be ioecome addition to smoker
Trambtas. Trarie Davis and johnny Mccarthy are 4,
knocking at the throne and Wright CH hare to give
them all q crack at the title sooner or later.
After holding the boards for several months in the fight
game the hedryceights about popular arpaiess
caters ioith the local fans Too Carl Morris Willie
Meehan Young Hector Gunboat Smith and such is enough
10 put any division the bum long this calber
insist advertising Themselves fighters. And then,
rrank Farmer the Tacoma logger oct Kicked the chin By
time attraction aud Young Hector has fzzied
las. couple o. efforts T. pr.rs tho, ne; more than
the other night weH stick to The smaller feo~s for arcc
Bud Ridley Fred Wnsors alleged bantam champion ,oiu
hare his chance TO demonstrate his claim 10 the Coast title
Rg hes q I"s
clip IN California and Moy IS considered the best on his
roSsy have ave a claim ha ne cs S"s sS @s s @
the Coast crown--thdes different
OF course, Billy Mascot is still around to claim, the
bantnn tttleIceu that makes things different Mascot
the Portland bantam, handed Ridley trimming time
they bored in Portland but IL II Winsor has for
gotten all about It, In fact did, too until asked about
Buy the other day From all accounts he is still Portland
aitho the sudden oyo from actve ring ,cor is pulling
as his manager Bob Erans had him pretty BUSH for sererg
months Just before the holidays and Bill licking evern
body in sight 800"
For some reason other Ridley neper oave MS the inn
prsSSi0H beinG E0rid beaten
TO speak OF around here but he beat anyod rob
mentioning until he mon from Johnny Ortega doacn Souh
couple Of tceeks But pondor persistent press
Ike Fred Winsor could make imberger cheese smell IKE
roses TO most any blind ~ w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
p. & T. Squad Bows to
Irish Club Men in Star
League; Phoenix Lose
Knights Of Columbus Run Away From Piper Tan Men
by Is to Is Count; MacDougaII- Sotthwick Squad
Wins by 35 to ~ Score

Showerng the hoops with long shots the speedy Knights
of Columbus squad showed the Piper Taft squad under
As to 25 count the Knights of Columbus hall last night
Mac Southwicks aggregation ounced the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance in the opening game 10 to D.
The games featured second nights play in The Stars
City cage circuit and big gallery of fans out to
see the hoop perform Both games were rough but
fast and both work and spectacular shooting
tap
Johnny Logan young center of the H. of c. squad
the big scorer of the night tossing the ball in from all
angles of the field He scored nine goals from the field
and rang up throws for % points His defensive
pper Taft squad dropped the ball thru the rim
Piper Taft squad dropped the oval thru the rim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
A Never-Failing Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs
aids to Beauty

No woman Is immune TO supcrflu-
Gus growths, and because these are
likely TO appear at any time, II is
advisable to always have some della.
tone powder handy 10 use when the
occasion arises. A paste In made
with some OF the powder and water
and spread on the hairy surface; in
about two minutes this Is carefully
removed and the skin washed. You
will then find that your skin IN en-.
tirely free from hair and fuzz. BE
sure, however, to get real delatone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

Reading about the spirited bidding
for heavyweight championship mill
IL as interesting and pleasing 10 the
sport fan as the brawl between Ban
johnson and the triple entente OF the
American baseball league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

NEW YORK. Jan. Slim Thorpe
win play major league baseball next
season or he will not don n uniform.
Thorpe has served notice that
rather than play with Akron In the
International league he viii devote
his entire attention TO automobile in.
terests he has recently acquired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
TO RENEW COLLEGE
REGATTA THIS YEAR

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--The Inter.
collegiate Rowing associations an.
nuai regatta viii be revived this year
at Poughkeepsie. according to
Charles 81. Mapes OF the Columbia
university board OF stewards.
Columbia. Cornell and PennEyl.
vania are known entrants. Invita-.
ton has been extended to the winner
Of the Pacific coast regatta. SYRIA
cusc has also been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
RUTH DEAL WAS BUT
WALlOP AT JOHNSON?

NEW YORK. Jan. Sale OF
Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees
was another strike In tho political
battle against Ban johnson. presi.
dent of the league. according TO
rumors here.
Tho immense stun of money which
was involved In the Ruth deal win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
TOLEDO BUYS DODGERS

TOLEDO. o.. Jan. s.-Infielder
Malone and outfielder Hickman Of
the Brooklyn club have been pur-
chased by the Toledo club. according
to an announcement OF Manager
Brcsnahan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
NEW ORLEANS PROMOTER
OFFERS ONLY S125,OOO

LONDON. Jan. s.--Nate Lewis.
American fight manager. on behalf
OF Dominick Tortorich, the New Or.
leans promoter. today cabled an OF.
fer Of t125.O00 to Georges Carpenter
to meet Jack Dempsey for 'the
worlds championship IN New Or
leans some time during November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

The Tight fan helps a good boy to
the top and then tho good boy de.
mands so much money for his end
that the fight fan never sets eyes on
him again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

Scoring
Tir., pstisd--seAttisi Rove from sur-
ray. ii!ae.
second psricd--ssst,is; Rove. se:
reyston from ntf<y. SEQ. Victoria Dun
asrdaia from Msektng. isiht DunderaAie
from Oatman. eioe.
ThlrA psfiod-s~sstist Tobin from
walker. sitt: Foyston from Rowe. sise'
sutstitutions
rits, period Seattle; Murray for To-
bin. Victoria Kerr for MsehinE. osnEe
for G, touEhltn,
a.rond psrtod-a.sttie Tohir for Nur-
~ Victoria MsckinG for W. iouKhlln,
~ Toushiin for oenEe. c. Loushiin Tor
Kerr. 49,. a.. r.
hin. Nichols for Riley. Tohin for Anrray'
pu.y for Nichols. Murray for Tobin.
N,rh,i. for Rowe. Victoria. Kerr for
MsekinE.
psfsree-gickey Ion. Timeteepsr-
Jim MoDohaid. Goal judEss-orindie
and Mekittriok.
None
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
FIGHT DRAW

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. Jan. s.
Art Williams Of Boston and Young
Jimmy Gardner OF Philadelphia
Fought 10 fast rounds to a draw here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
How Clubs Stand
in Star League

observation-disclosures fsr Aeysrp.
carmoiy for Moss~y. Hsssh for Hun
toso-
s-orfnx-rfsia goals; orssrt .. Tonne
son :. Henson 7. O'Brisn >. Hsnscsu ..
Logan .. Needles =. Csrmody !. Free
thrsv.. Cifbsrt J. Logan 8.
E4s<rs~--T<n Allison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

In some parts the fight game Is
known as the ''givo.andtakc" sport
the fan doing the giving and the
fighter the taking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
NELSON WINS

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Jan. s.
Battling Nelson easily defeated
slugger McLaughlIn.of Philadelphia
In a I2.round bout here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

give frazee a firm hold on the club
stock and foil the efforts Of the
Johnson faction to run him out. his
friends say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
SMITH WINS

LEWISTON. Mass. Jan. s.---Jcff
Smith OF Bayonne. n. j.. gave
Young Jack Johnson OF Boston
flaying when they met In a double
six.round bout hero last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

There Is ma much harmony In Yale
football circles as there was In Ger.
many Just previous to the knockout
punch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08


Il made up Of small men. but they
uncanny habi, Of dropping the han
In frouf any angie Of the fsest The
Piper a Taft team showed flashes
Of form and had the ball undsr their
opponents' cage their share ~ the
time. bat showed lack OF praciicss
In cagins the ball.
The Mae DongaIl. southwlck squad
had an edge on the Phoenix men
from whistle 70 whistle Heck
Edrnonion. at guard. and Brown. at
forward were she stellar lights Of
the Phoenix men. Dick AuHsoa and
Emil Cussafs.n. formerly Broadway
high stars. at forward we're the bag
lights for the department store
team Munson found the rim seven
times and his sldekicksr four dur.
tnx the fray.
Murphy Out
The Phoenix men were handi
capped By the loss OF Tramp
Murphy. the big guard. who was
under the weather last night
Heck Edmonton. who took hts
place. was the center OF the Phoenix
passing game, with Brown. AZ for.
ward. also playing a strong game.
Jack Davidson, Wv" luminary.
VIM holds down a forward berth on
this MacDougau team. played but
The last ten minutes Of the game.
as he was not In the best OF con
ditfon due TO a cold.
After several minutes OF no scor-
ing Dick Munson broke away from
Mn guard and started dropping the
haII thru the rim. He scored four
times during this half for half OF
h1n teams points. The Phoenix men
brzced at the end Of the half and
three baskets, two by Brown and
one By Dorm on bong shots. brought
their total for the half to II. The
half ended MacDougslls IL. Phoenix
H.
Cu~faf.on found his shooting eye
IN the second half and with Munson
drocpins In three more baskets. the
1saeDoDuxzii team forged In the
had and finished out ahead on the
half. ~ to II. bringing the total
score of the game % to =
Need Team Play
with little more team play the
Phoenix team will give them all a
battle. Murphy at guard will make
4 big difference In the defensive
work. which was weak last night.
Brown and Edmonton both cover
the floor wei and Dorm Ia another
hard worker.
Logan opened the scoring for the
Knights with a free throw and then
followed :, with two pretty shots
under the basket on combination
play down the floor. Gilbert and
Topn~nan both scored on long shots
for the Piper & Taft squad. but the
knights swung together and three
pretty shots from the center OF the
floor by Needles and two close ones
from the side by O'Brien put the
knights far ahead and they finished
the half In the lead. 20 TO 10.
Logan and Tonneman. opposing
centers, did nearly all Of the scor.
ing In the second half. Logan scor.
ing six field goals and three fouls.
while Tonneman dropped in five
shots. Most Of Logan's shots were
from midfIoor. while Tonneman,
making use Of his height. was roll
ing them in from the blackboard.
The knights increased their lead
IN the closing minutes OF play and
finished in front by a 2s-to-i5 count
on the half. winning the game, 4s
10 go
The Piper & Taft team showed
lack of practice together. Tonne.
man and Gilbert both looked good
on the offensive, but their team
play couldn't cope with the eoncen'
trafed attack Of the knights.
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