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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-18

BIG SPECIALS

Regular 1925, $3.50, $3.50 and $2.75 Pet
ticoats, Gowns, Camisoles-special Sat-
urday and Monday only, choice
Regular $500, $3.50 and 1885 Gowns,
Camisoles, Envelope Chemise, Sealpax
Undergarments-big special Tuesday
and Wednesday, March, % and "a,
choice each
Waists-New styles in Georgette Blouses,
also crepe de chine. Just out of their
wrappings. Pretty embroidered and
beaded effects. New collar effects, new
sleeve effects. All the wanted shades;
$5.25, 1898, $6.25, $6.98 values, and
cheap at these prices Big special Thurs
day and Friday, March rs and &c.. -$4.98
Corsets-Two well known makes, in front
or back lace; white or tinted pink;
batste or cantil material. Every corset
correctly made and fully warranted
$1.98, SEAS, $2.98, 1898.
Towelings-Cotton buck and part linen
crashes. These prices are very cheap,
per yard ,.!sc, 23e, 29c
Spring Underwear Specials-Ladies' vests,
big variety of styles, in four special price
lot.~15c, 19c, 29c, SOC; worth Csc, 35c,
43c, soc. Do not miss these.
Special prices on Mercerized Linen and
Part Linen Table Damask for this sale.
Prices show a decided saving.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Tanlac at Roper's.
Used Dodge and Buick cars at
bargain prices. See ]. NJ. Polk.
Window glass at Roper's
See our dollar sweaters for chill
dren. Supply Co.
Full stock paints at Roper's.
If you want used car. see J, NJ.
Polk.
Forty thousand dollars worth of
shoes at cut rates. Supply Co.
The Tennessee Hardware Co. has
just received shipment Of bale ties.
Still selling good Rio coffee at 6
pounds for Sl.00. The Eenterprise.
Centemeri kid in all sizes and in
shades TO match your dress. Sup
ply Company.
Eastman kodaks and films. Roper
Drug Co.
Telephone us your drug orders;
prompt delivery. E. L. Roper Drug
Company.
Feed Don Sung to your hens.
Roper Drug Co.
You can save money by buying all
kinds of harness at v. L. 0gilvie's
Shoe and Harness Shop. Closing-out
prices on everything in that line.
Don Sung makes Christmas eggs.
At Roper's Drug Store.
Mr.. M. R. Reynolds, of 0sceola,
Ark, has been visiting his son, Mr.
G. w. Reynolds, of the Phelan vicin-
| ity. for the past several days.
Save money on window glass at
Roper's.
Mr.. J. H. Flippin left Wednesday
morning for Mayfield, KY, to at
tend the Memphis Conference meet
ing.
Jacobs candy always fresh. Roper
Drug Co.
Cheap sweaters for children. We
have about 200 children's good
wooden sweaters in the desirable
shades. Choice S1.00. Supply Co.
We appreciate your phone orders;
No. So. Roper Drug Co.
Plenty Of mince meat, fresh raisins.
cocoanuts cranberries, fruits of all
kinds, cakes, etc, at Somerveh's
Grocery.
When you buy Munsingwear you
buy underwear for two or three win
tors. Supply Co.
Rev. Yates Moore, Hon. w. H.
Maxwell and Mr.. F. G. Rawlings, Of
Stanton, passed through here We'd
nesday morning on their way to May
field KY, to attend the meeting of
the Memphis Conference.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

The Tennessee Hardware Co. has
just received a shipment Of bale ties.
Judge P. W. Lanier, Of Memphis,
is in the city today attending circuit
court.
The Tennessee Hardware Co. has
just received a shipment Of bale ties
Joe Hunt, the jeweler. next to ex-
press offiee, does all kinds Of fine
wa ch ami jewelry repairing.
The Tennessee Hardware Co. has
jus received a shipment Of bale ties.
Mr.. George Johnson, of Dyers-
BURG, came down Tuesday on a visit
to his daughter. Mrs. E. W, Cothran.
Mrs. George Culbreath and Mrs.
7. 4, Hicks, Of Stanton, were visitors
here Wednesday.
Remember our prices on harness,
collars and other leather goods still
hold good. The Enterprise.
On Saturday we win sell No. $50
coffee at Csc; Just as good as the
kind usually sold at SOC. The En-
terprise.
Mr.. J. NJ. Marshall and family,
Messrs. C. T. Poindexter and s. L.
Delaney were visitors here from
Mason Wednesday.
Sugar has advanced, but we will
sell pounds standard grannlated
for S10O next Saturday. The Enter
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Woodbury., Of
Millington, spent Wednesday in this
city visiting their son. MIR. Ross
Woodbury..
Another shipment Of Hoover sue
tion sweepers. Come in and let us
show you how it beats as it sweeps
as it cleans. Supply Co.
Sure-enough slump prices on har-
ness of all saddles. brides,
breeding, strap goods, collars bug
gy whips buckles, pads, etc, at V,
L. 0gilvie's.
! Mr.. H. G. Green and family. who
have been making their home here
since June. left Wednesday for Tru-
man. Ark, where they will in future
reside.
! The Wilson Hot Blast Heater
which is being shown at the Tennes-
see Hardware CO.. does not use as
much coal as a CRATE and will keeI
your fire over night.
Revs. w. c. Kerr, j. L. Boyd. c. B
Belts and r. w. Carson Messrs. G
/ A. Bell and H. B. McQuiston returned
Tuesday morning from Ellsberry
Mo-, where they had been attending
the Memphis-Louisvill Presbytery o.
the A. R. P. church, which was il
session there from October 20 to 81
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
TREE SUPERSTITlONS
If tree near your house splits in
two it fOrtelIs ID buck.

If tree near your house splits IN
two It fOrtelIs III buck.
II you hear Ole trees crashing down
the mountain # Is a sign Of storm.
There is a negro superstition that
water taken out Of old stumps Of trees
win take tile kinks out Of negroes
hair.
ia tree you planted grows crooked
y there viii be a black sheep in the
family.
For branch of tree to grow into
your window Is a sign Of success IN
your wishes.
There is another superstition about
cutting the name on a tree. 1t will
die when you die,
n young tree withers without
cause there will be sickness in the
family living nearest.
1t is bad luck TO climb over tree
that has heen blown degn across the
road. Walk around it.
II the oak and beech trees bear
many acorns and nuts, II is sign Of .
severe winter to come.
Among some savage races souls are
ascribed TO trees, and 1t was thought
very bad luck to cut down an old tree.
The first fruit Of any tree should be
gathered into q sack and some left on
the tree 20 that II viii bear well ever
after.
ga -
A fewaleaves trembling on tree
when every other part OF the tree Is
still forebodes bad luck to the OBJ
server.
1t used to be tradition In some
communities to plant tree at the
birth Of child, and as the tree grew
so grew the child
II you carve your name on any tree
II is said you will be opposed by some.
one all your life until the tree is cut
down and burned.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
sHARON A RP cHIIRcH
EAAfAAN0sF a. - GAA QANNsN
Rer. ]. Mees vic. PastoF.

Rev. ]. Mees White, PASTOR
Preaching days at Sharon, first,
third and fourth Sabbaths Of each
month, and all fifth Sabbaths al Al
a. m. and s p. m,
Sunday school at 10 a. m, every
Sabbath. Y. P. c. U. meeting Just
before preaching at night,
The pastor also supplies Mt. Car
mel, Miss, the second Sabbath Of
each month
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
SAYINGS OF WISE MEN

Striking manners are bad manners.
'Tis little thing to give a cup Of
water.-Talfourd
According to your purse, govern
your mOuth.-Proverb.
Do business, but do not be slave to
it.-Benjamin Franklin.
A cOcOnut shell full Of water is az
ocean to an ant-Tamll.
Small herbs have grace, great weeds
do grow apace Shakespeare
Affairs, like salt tlsl. ought to be a
good while as0aklng. -ProveFb
Let 8 want "a sell Il for YOU
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
sAYs THE owl

Friendship and confidence are plants
Of slow growth.
A fisherman has plenty Of time in
which to think out scaly stories.
When a woman tugs at mans
heartstrings it's likely to pucker his
purse strings.
The reason, Luke, why women are 20
foolish ls that they were made for the
cOmpRnionship Of men.
The young man who praises the pO-
etry Of HIS young lady acquaintance
il wise beyond his years.
A good many men who try to ride
the wheel Of fortune puncture the tire
before they get very far.
Too many men are engaged 10 the
profession OF carving pine dry goods
boxes with q pocket knife.
1t is a jury trial indeed when the
twelve good men are compelled to lis
ten to lOng-winded lawyers.
Wisdom is to put your trust IN Prov
idence, but it's unwise to 30 around
looking for holes for Providence to
pull you out Of.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

All parties who are indebted to e..
A. Boswell viii please settle same
with +. G. Bogue and save costs.
fw&
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
FLASHLIGHTS

Spring seems TO have caught the
strike fever
The other fellows mistakes always
seem to loom up bigger than our own.
A gentleman Is one who never gets
80 angry that he forgets to be q gem
tIeman.
Some men would rather have lot
Of money In the bank than com
tented family.
ANY small boy can tell you that
the dirt on his hands never spells the
flavor Of a piece Of pie,
It doesn't take much Of a pain to
make the average man feel that he is
going to DIE right away.
1t would take more than the high
cost of living to discourage the young
nan who has made up his mind 70
marry.
Who says the world isn't lmprovingf
we can remember the time when car
pet beating was every mans spring
time occupation. Detroit Free Press.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

A gentleman il one who never gets
so angry that he forgets to be a gem
tIeman.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Any small boy can tell You that
the dirt on his hands never spOils the
flavor Of a piece Of pie,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

The reason, Luke, why women are 20
foolish is that they were made for the
eOmpanionship Of men.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Too many men are engaged 10 the
profession OF carving pine dry goods
boxes with pocket knife.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

The young man who praises the pO-
etry Of his young lady acquaintance
ID wise beyond his years.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

A good many men who try to ride
the wheel Of fortune puncture the tire
before they get very far.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

1t is jury trial indeed when the
twelve good men are compelled to lis
ten to lOng-winded lawyers.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

When a woman tugs at mans
heartstrlngs it's likely to pucker his
purse strings.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

The other fellows mistakes always
seem to loom up bigger than our own.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

The above program consists
81 seven reels Of real pictures
and stars each and every night.
The best of pictures at the
small admission of lie and tic.
IL you haven't been, come and
be convinced.
Coming The biggest picture
Df the season. HILE NEW
YORK SLEEPS"
C0aning 'P ANTHEA" with
Norma Talmadge.
Show starts at 7:45.
Yours for the best in pictures,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Spring seems TO have caught the
strike fever.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

A fisherman has plenty Of time Il
which to think out scaly stories.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

"a 8 - q 81 I p yaa.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

We have arranged a program
for both old and young-one
we know win please las this
program includes some Of the
best stars and plays; also a
good comedy or news picture
each night.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Friendship and confidence are plants
Of slow growth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
POPE ALMOST
SURE OF
MAKING TEAM

Gus Pope Of the University Of
Washington In almost a cinch TO
make the trip To Cambridge for the
national track tryouts. according 10
word received from Pasadena Pope
finished n cioee second In the discus
heave Saturday with n mark OF i42
feet Y inch. Barteli Of oregon was
FIRST with i43 feet inches.
Tho men who will be picked 20
make the trip East viii probably
be those who won either FIRST or sec
ond place In the events In Pasadena
Saturday. The committee has not yet
announced their choices.
Eden Jenne OF Washington State
college IN another cinch for the trip
10 the national tryouts. Jenne copped
FIRST place In the pole vaults. and has
como within an inch OF breaking
worlds records in that event. Jenne
didn't exert himself and Jumped IL
feet 9 inches.
Several stars will BE- sent from the
different California schools and clubs.
The Olympic club put some fast men
In the meet. and they won plenty OF
honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
MCCARTHY
TO BATTLE
WRIGHT
JUNE 80

Travis Davis. Everett weller.
weight. for some reason or other.
has refused 10 box on The Stars
show for the Scott fund at Liberty
park Wednesday night and Johnny
Mccarthy. the San Francisco mo.
torman. will battle Billy waght
instsad. It's Just M good n meles
an Davis and Wright could furnish
because Mccarthy In anxious 20
get back in the wraces OF the fans
after his defeat by Davis here Fri.
day.
This In the second time that
Davis has run out on a benefit
show IN Seattle. Tho Everett boy
has made . lot Of money IN the
Queen city and It's about time he
was kicking thru on . benefit card
with the rest Of the boyp. And
he was TO have been paid. no
therv's no eIcuse for him not
fighting now. Hes In superb con-
dition. Chances are tina; the pro
motors here can do without his
services for q while unless he gets
hep 20 the situation here bit
better.
Army WEIGH and Van sontag.
the pair OF middlswcights who put
up one OF the best tiffs OF the sea.
son NJ Fridays show. will come
together again In the semi. windup
Wednesday. Austin q Salt Druxi.
man and Iflte. local promoters In.
INK up the card. Win complete
the other bouts today.
Our contemporary sorfh~s have
kicked thru with generous pub
iicity for the event and with the
aid Of the local promoters and
the boxing commission. The Star
hopes to put over the show with
the same success that the Mother
Rythcr smoker received last year.
All OF the fighters are accepting
q cut In their medals" In order
TO boost the fund along for Mrs
Scott. widow OF Deputy Sheriff
Scott. Killed on duty here recently.
Mrs. Scott Ia trying 10 make n
home for two little children and
the fighters and fans will he given
chance 10 help q good cause
along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
CAMERA JUNK HITS
CAMP OF NEW YORK
YANKS; HUCMEN
DODGE PICTURE MEN

ten Il happcns-eepeciaIiy In base'
ball
And ernzpevnmeutal IAN
club sithrr b<itrvcs u cAn his
and II ds,es % Il believes Il can't
and is dc~~u't
Iris Speaker and any of the
Tribe will let a Photographic work
on them any time the sleuths
have the inclination. The White
Sox have never been accused OF
being camera shy.
You can't spool n team that +
built on something deeper than
temperament
But these Hugmcn-vcil. they're
DIFFERENT somehow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
BIZ DEAN SNYDER

Posing for pictures IA tho latest
5lnx to overtake the rampaging Yam
kees.
The whole club has got n. from the
1At boy on down the bench.
Ny heavens. get that camera
Away from my bali club" cried Nil
NJ Hurgins. In accents wild as
lilm slcuth approached the Yankee
bench at the Cleveland ball park
slOoAit what the Indians are
6Dlng 10 my prima donnaa
Were off that picture sfuff-ll
81 us
And In the meantime tire Tribe
V4s walioping the confidence out
- the visiting New Workers. TO n
1nre-theewen-
II Is not extraordinary for one
player or perhaps two or three Of
them TO think a camera jiuxex
their ball playing ability and takes
away their birthrisht. but when
. whole major league ball club
Gsts it-why that's GUIDE Of a
state OF conditions
WIIAOITS
CASE
Joe wnhoi, furnished a glowing
example Of the on~man picture
INK last season. After hitting safe
b n consecutive. games for \
worId-s record he LET a camera man
make him. The next day he went
httlsss Joe Immediately got the
bunch that the picture business
was responsible for his sudden
oIump.
~Ycu come out to the park early
before Higgins comes out 10 the
6ugout." said Rip Collins. recruit
Texas pitcher. and you can train
your whole feet of photographer
~ me then. but. you know. Hug Is
against II now"
Even Babe Kufh-<he boy
wAase popularity this year d.
pendb partly on the publicity he
gs1s-is coached to dodge the
plsseomaking birtls.
HugTlns blames camera man
Get-
Babe. In reality. Isn't 20 shy. be
ing more on the Rip Collins type.
He u more afraid Of a wnn-cyed
woman citing In the stands He
-sDevsr sees her but when he DOESN'T
connect with his f,ail he blames
TIE var-syed individual Just the
same
EXPERIMENTAL
GLIB
There might be something IN the
cnmera ink II player believes
n t.
When a person believes q thing
strong enough. nine times out OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
BEAVERS WIN
TWO FROM
SIWASHES

PORTLAND. Juno .S-Portland
captured two close games from Seat
tie hero yesterday by - and u
counts. Pinch hitters were used m
tho tigh, places. and every method
was used to win the contests by the
seatti. pilot. Clyde warcs
A two base hit In thei ast OF the
ninth by Paddy Sixlln. Beaver sec
ond saeker. broke up the firs, game.
wn,e-xii broke up the second
party by long single 20 center IN
the tenth. scoring Blue. who was on
second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
MORAN WILL
STICK WITH
DEMPSEY

Tho clearing Of Dempsey from
Stacker charges pieases Frank Mo
ran. who has Just returned from
Europe. Frank sayr;
THAT viii leave the rad open
foe his bout with CArp~nti~r.
Poor Georrvs' ZACH will stsp
out. onetwo.o roBA>G--,wo
socks on the chin and thin
they'll haul down tho Frvnrh
flag. Iic~hstts Oh. he ssjsed
me " would mind waiting
until be had taken . poke or
two nj poor old Tommy burns.
. laughed. he laughed. and ~
course agreed. Can Beckett
fight ! saw him with Weiis-
I've whipped 30 fighters bat~
than Beckett In my time
-=-=a=-~arsasas-a=~-=--a-----
WASHINGTON Dob IL Gendr~
crack a,hlote OF Georgetown univer
atty. will b. In the olympic tyouts
His broken leg IL penfing rapidly
and he IL expected TO place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
SATURDAY RESULTS


Kssiow-si defeated LA - 80; Bur-
defeated IAs.sstrvm. "a. ssi burr DE-
f.stsd Miller. "a. 81! Johnson defeated
Oldham. "a. ga wsiis. defeated Hen
.an "a, IS as waller defeated ma
Solisn 80. s-s NJ asaei defeated fueh
eft BY default A. ,, ssasi defeated
aerei 10. so s-si Wander Las defeated
Williams. 60. al. 90
MEMS pouni.Es
johnson and Bowers vs. white arc
Daniels both defauiied Nolan snn
NOLAN defeated Pope and Packer.
"a Koniowshi and cuFis defeated Los
and Nelson SO e. -. fAxerrtrom sna
job nson defeated Dyer and Gleason ~
dsrauitl uufr and stephens dsfsated sese'
and hewsi. "a. T.ti foisy ana Mnisf a.
feat.d Hoyss and sorbom. 50 s.si WI
liam. ard HALEY defeated barter ana
Brown. ga. GO.
woMpcNy srNGLES
ni,a Me,.r defeated ruth Msseuss. 81.
al. Mr.. Bourau. defeated hodli rtel.
s-e. s-ei Gertrude Pear defeated ofse~
Lowe s.s s-s. dsrtrsds Behreinsr 90
f.at.d Gertrude Pearl. 81 go b~eii
weil defeated Rsta Hardy. 80 -
woMEx's DoUnLxS
Mr.. nrssdon and Gertrude sehvsfnsr
defeated Dorothy Lit,is Ana pef"
Volsue. 81. 81. Mrs Ferris Ane NJ
Foster defeated Thsima woif ana hlsh
p.eAiana. e.. &c nrs Boaraas ana visa
Robinson defeated Ars Foster ana sfs
Ferris. ,-t. "a. Ga
MIXED pouBIrs
nrsrson and nrswnsn defeated Nehsrh'
and partner by defiant hr tourvse
and Cuupas defeated hoEi,ain and Ne
EIvatn by ssssalt! wiel and rouns Dc"
s.atea psarf ssd Seiisr BY defaaiil MAJ.
ease and He.xe,h defeated Ferris and
fals,. sc. t=si Bensoa and hensoa De
fsaisd naosiana and usrsiand. -. 81
Mr.. go.,sf and usiisy dsfsstsd stsShees
and stephens. 60. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28

A new middie~eiGht bo1er has
lately come out AZ wanting = match
with Johnny Wilson. 'he boy who
spoofed Mike o'Dowd's title. He 10
Johnny Kisach. OF Cleveland. kiesch
has made the unique record Of either
knocking down or kayoinx every op-
poncnt he has met sine. turning
professional Two years ago he won
tho issp pound championship OF the
A. A. u. lie defended II again In
1918 successfully. This year he has
turned professional. He In 20 years
old and OF Bohemian descent. His
knockout record looks like the one
Bob Martin Ia piling UP. While
Martin generally scores In the initial
round klesch let's opponents linEcr
TO about the halfway point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
Auction! Auction!

The semi.annuai Postoffice sale OF
unclaimed matter will be held on
Tuesday. Tuesday evening and
wednesday. June 20 and 30, 1920. at
tho auction rooms OF J. 70. Barnett.
1921 Second Ave. commencing at
$50. Among the articles TO be sold
are mems. women's and children's
apparel; sporting goods. firearms,
fishing tackle. auto pals and nc.
oessorics. machine parts. tools pipes.
tobacco and cigars: toys. bedding,
campers' outfits. watches jewelry.
fancy work, doilies. books. station.
cry. fish mat. large cooking utensils.
percolators. groceries. mats. charts.
razors. pocket knives, souvenirs OF
the great war. helmets. iron crosses,
shells and many other articles too
numerous TO mention.
J. Il. BARNETT
1921 Second Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
SEATTLE YACHTS
WILL CRUISE

Fifteen yachts will take part in the
Fourth OF July cruise Of the Queen
City Yacht club 20 be held on the
coming weekend The feet plans TO
make the trip TO Anderson island
Cap,s. J. l.. q. Meyer and w. y.
Aitenbauoh have charge OF the ar
ranremenis and have completed
plans for lively entertainment and n
chicken dinner on the Fourth. The
party will return late Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
SUNDAY RESULTS
MRNsa au~alVa


nurv defsatsd kosio~ski, 80. e4si
nurr defeated Pope. a.. s-fl baetiand
defeated Van Stone. 60. t-ss Pope de-
featsd naekiand. t.e. s-is Pope defeated
johnson, 90. e-tl Hssksth defeated A. J.
sessL -. ia. Ga. Wander Las de.
fsatsd Wssketh. s-s. s+i. ga waller de-
fsatsd Wander la. "a. 81. s.i
WOME>'s SINGLES
0crsrvds aehsstnsr defeated Mrs.
Bourans. a.. 81. usrtrun. Aehrsiper de-
fsAtsd nlts Never. "a. "a. "a.
MEMS DotuIEs
Seiisn and Soiian defeated Eoriowssi
and Carrie. as. "a. sti Burr and
stephens defeated Lsxsrstrom and tohas
zen. "a. a. haiisy and Williams de-
fsated Foi-y and NoFtem. a.. 80. ia
woMI~'s Daunif-
Mrs rfsrdcn and uertfud~ Erhretasr
defeated MIS- sourgas and vida Rsbia-
sen. T-t. 90
MIXED Doruf.Es
MIRA Brasaoa Ard hfsKdon defeated
CrtExs and Rita Meyer. s.i. go Mrs
nourgus and Coupss defeated NnEinis
psnron aud n-uson. s.t. a.. Ma fostss
and Hsii.y defeated blanche wsekiaad
ami partnsr ~ default
nath Nsrcuss and Ha<he;h defeated
Bean wisi and Young. 81. "a. e-i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
SAYS TYRUS
BIGGER CARD
THAN RUTH

The man who is planning to take
Ty Cobb on a baseball tour Of the
Pacific Coast This fan. Johnny
Igloe. says the Peach In q bettes
card than Babe Ruth. He says:
The difference between Babe
and Ty Is this: Fans 90 to see
Ruth do one thlng-thst il, hit
home runs. They expect him -
hit one and when he does they
70 home thrilled. Cobb Starr
every day. He antics on the
bases, his hits are clean and he
b always thinking Of some new
way 10 outsmart the opposing
team Babe dossn't hit them
over the fence every day. ~
shows his assortment Of wonder
stuff daily. With the Tigers In
last place the team still 10 .
drawing card with Cobb leading
the procession"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-28
RESOLUTE WILL
DEFEND CUP

NEWPORT. T. J.. June :s.--
Americas cup defender In the race
with Thomas iApion's shamrock
". win be the sioop Resolu,e. This
war decided a, meeting OF cup
defense committee 81 the New York
Yacht club here Saturday.
sandy Hook will /. the scene OF
the FIRST race. to 10 held July IL.