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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11
Bureau Of
Mi s s in &
Relatives

Tho star Invites its READER. 10 zee this
iep.srsaasat aid in nadinG missing
relatives ef fFtssas. The department !.
10 hsip IN fsanisi"s 'h.ss whs h-,s e~ss
sspar.ted. These whose relatives sr
friends arc missing are iasasd 10 repers
tho dt.appssfaase directly Co The -sf.
urader. ~bs msy tnsw the whese-hsat-
q t~rsans m~ntisasd Lon this ceismn &c
.,i-~snE are feaas.tsd sisa e repsr 70
~ star, tthsf r~stsl prf~ are invited
10 rsprssises such items - vii latsrest
ti~ir ssmmuniti~--
Because the RR,si father Of Gale
Elton LAYER. missing from bis home
AZ i.lbcrty Center. Ohio. for ~ years.
dreamed that Gale was In Seattle. the
Missing Relatives Bureau has been
asked 20 search for him.
I.svcr II iiVinE IA nos 20 years old
tie IL a painter. but no one ~ that
name IL listed in the painters union
her. Ills name does not appear IN
the directory. I, IL believed. however.
that he may have changed bis name.
Governors 81 many states have
been asked TO start state searches for
him
Tbs "ola folks are ANXIOUS to sse
hlm before they dis.
: n Cochran. Travellers hotel. San
Antonio. Texas. ls anxious 10 learn
" the whereabouts % q q Manly
u Alaska. who 10 thought 10 reside
Ia seattio. MANLY IL said TO have
operated in the North Texas oil
fields.
Trace OF J. n Marshall. Cairo.
Illinois. Ia nnslousiy sought by his
daughter. Mira Joy Itiil. General Dc
livery, Seattle.
The star Missing Relative Bureau
has n communication from Western
tfniDn asking assistance IN tracing
Yafaro Miyake. for whom Il holds
an important telegram. Miyske's
address was given Ra si0 Washing
ton st.. but he ls not known AZ that
address. The wire refers 10 the
death OF a friend or relative at A.
iorsa. oregon.
Wilbur Dow. a cigar maker, In BE-
Ing sought here by hiH brother. r.
r. Dow. az Tho seward hotel. and
his sister. ss,yindal. Of Kirkland
Dow formerly was employed by the
Mike Wright Cigar company here.
and ia believed recently IA have re.
turned from California. His brother
writes that he fears Wilbur may be
sick and la need % help.
Answering the request 81 Mrs.
John Pulvcr. zios Hayes At. san
Francisco. Cal. Tor Mayor Caldweil'a
aid In locating her sister. Mrs Rob
ert Gillian. Miss Grace spicklcr. csc
31ud ave. ~. reported To The star
Thursday that she heard of Mira
Gillian some tins ago. when Gillian
was working for the Admiral line
In Tacoma.
The star printed Mrs. Pulverss re.
quest for aid in tho Bureau OF Miss
ing Relatives "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-11

sTRUTHERs. o.--Parish house OF
Holy Trinity Czecho. Siovak Catholic
church. dynamltcd No one injured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
vtNAsCiAL

HObT NEb buy. ubsrty bonds ns~
i~pcati"n iiir " Main walnut $50
hIllttt1 cssh prices paid for liberty
bonds nn-s irNrrtmeni ompsn l0l
H"fph"NuT nuiF Naluut 1899.
fut rIrY tuAYs 900 FIt.t aaus.ss
loan GO WtiRui tntf ~ \ Hsuey
HusEr WANTED
WIZ tiy 10 psfrUit pff aruun fOt o.
oon uf ilrfh iHuf tune iutr rnt, par.
t"r' tIuIfN Aidrrss ~ goo. uHIahnmau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
Nros vrUcrrs AMI ,%ocrsson.

ron FAtE -'als nero fsht Hroustsf
rHfni 10 ras'eIg.r I'll 0sIasi sb..t
> hI'r' rnfi tfU' I.t...| .HtI's gl.,U
' met frsff 300. .att. f..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
BUSINESS orros,ys'rrr. orr OF

Tv WI v"
FoR sALE-Ths bes paying drug stof,
" soa'hvsst oklshsSal foil partieaisfs
by msii " q MsNsss. haasvn, osls
ResfAuRANf ~rfxfUsys
We huild lunch eesrtsrs, bseh hsss
rnluef ffss ". st.ais, tsbiss, ehsiss.
steam tables. rnff-s urus com iei.
esuiptnest; save yos Roasy: easy monthiy
oRosxAS FOUNTAIN coxrAxv.
wAkrEDy~fo itas. o. bsy, Seod us,ins
picture th~atsr In ArStsi live tow stA 70
t1i ts,sits 10 first letter, A. n csssdsiL
Little hissv, kar,
DouoHSrf M~XcfiNEa
We sefi 'hsm ssmpiese, rssdy mr. best
rsss. with sssdy- missa fSeUs; . b,s ssii.
~ .nsrsnoss profits; eaa ! SET n sAy
vindss front. snafi tnvessneptl e.sy
fnsE. hly psytnssis write OF wire
oRosNAS FOUNTAIN coNPAny.
paiias. Tssss o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

HAtrii nAT,li HtANr SAFETY rIpsr
Tue most .auitr. efficient. r'tpruOf
d.ls'HF Iu"HhAiuf tAtsiHs on tslpsH
Mtna'f 'Hfri aui guofatferI t} Jug
NH'us a.'fss'urins a. - r'rn. Otis
clrIitltH ln .pstars ~ ssis 40 20 600
srg Ffs lH Hou,h itnulns9u No J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
nav y UN,iS

N.n..' iHrl company 80 a Robinson
nai|r l.tI H.uuaf fsrla tth homer
IHtHf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

WHITE wYASpuTrr ,o,.sri. AMI
% h. 80 ,,'h Wslnatis,P
Route = Inl its
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

ron sAf.E-Two sstond hand cars, N
ms, clsss SHAPE both bsfssins u, 4
n Motor Co, t0s ". Msin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
prsISrs- orronrr SIrrrs ~ cTTy
to- LIN q HOFFMAN
UpTfl nHOkgRs
Alvsv rs bs'saiBs 100. W Main

TOs IN u~pFSuIa
uGTTi uupp rns"
Av.. m. h.,... a.. an u.,.
inni Ir1t " ""
wArr IL. p,y .,..t =, ~ m,.,
he n I..sti,s ~ b%o-iin. I'm
Main n1an ~ e it,1t. ,ra,,,"s.
psrss'i "
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al, ,''"N 'lY'
tt '"' ''''
N'' ''I 'ala 10 bf"
-f-f ~ '".F
af"t. 'I"l a..
|I.n, a.. r@.tr,., rvI..
r.f, a. .g.
.fs.,. Soc room ,
.,. '.g ", '''F''
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DO.
VI ,s. t-A..r. .aa. tt.H
's' wsr
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t.-.
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'
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bod. To-. To-. .,..
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b.. er...
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l.tt ..rs and gt.D p. n
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''yuF t,s' Fuhus 49,
rur~yyy ,,.,.,
81, 49,
49, - .I" Nsf'
Ia TX '~.g.h"r'' rf'' 'i'
'''' 'hF ta,}
= flFli HtALTN 60.
r., it-ne Ntil+
4h' h'hs SOC
~ NOON arsf'msnt houss sieSrHry fgf
''h"' - 'tni lors i'sss ,,fc.s
.b. ,''n' w WV a
~. NJ Nus Ns
ut rat,.,. 1--WE 49,
vi ''''sh VIC N'rl' 80
h.FAiEt HIISL
.r",,. ' " "' "' ""'' "''fF
ASK SIR POPE
81 'y.n "
"a s,a "a. h. ls,xr. a., ~. 80.
81, or n ,..ws u,3,.ff. so 4b,
.,1f. b. Vol l.,s,si .o1 w..t i,r i.r~
rhI. I, roof dean .f.ss g.st w.ts.,
larIgt,i -. ,4.. M, a.nr rt-ne stu,i
.ftl.I
.W< rfrs .A.asv r,,,v
,Ilr%t M '"''
io,. .ats- rt. I'm, :a, ,yi If,. q,
arr .ur-, sra, sruirrsi g. render
f.r,lue. d..sr fts bustrss .wnsr lea,
INK
HlFyiNs PEAL STATE 60
Maple t1to 11t iiucsns EsiAi- ntfs
YEA>efENT fuuMtNI 80, w
A aA., lfrir rIAre iss9y M, Noil
ASK MA POPE.
NsI}. $3.50 walns, 40
E,Tovo1UE upy
srl.rds tup 4, U,,rr.Ir .. d..
IN s,s,i, .rI n,. M,,tsi,,'" ~"
non,x
ri.,. in ,,r".e.s ,es las.
g ~
,.,u 49,. "'i So.
NH Wv
h'''ih
49, " 900 ~.
:" - ""' '''V' I" h''P ""a'
"' ,sr up pom
N,rl. $3.50. spsI,n, 80
rEACyluy
rr, To-. n-1t 10 ?. iltn.s IN IN. s,,,,
a, r,i. 49,. !" ""'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

EXTRA hna hiEh r'sar Hois'sin mAl.
eat - Whit two Fe'ss %. iie -
Hirs'ti, 90 > hutlu.un
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

v. 49, 30, 49,,
"ai. ~ tsh .rses ussd at ~
motto, NV an, 49, S'H
HrErnFSs spoEr IA. five New
"'' Nv '9' %
~ 80 ~ Vac ~
N''V'0 "
u,,. =" "''''' ezra, ,,.,,
mode '"'' ." ~,
si. r.n. p,rf,et MOD, N, Al
DODGE rorptNc-tsuoa t 49,.
ton ,gof ia. wv, ,tn ,n
~
uDp0r naApsrrp-u uo
runs ,,us "'', So,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
d,rtIL III srD,k

t,ItlI AND -THk
D. mr. Tnod mare. ~ .ai. oil Then.
afe "ui - Hn Irt..tei horse John .
Wine N' nNui nsIs
ruH SALE isl r..riy m,t..i b.b
gfat hu'"Sp h.f-f ,sls.s s0f Dus
% ~ |n''.'i rrs"rti but colt 90
To 'nH's ih'n, Grated I u b bul ane,
kau
LOSE sT,R nanny,
hhI.HNe kHH
iitti .rs t..a-rsi irf. h.fa4 stallion
|.HF a'rhi fHp FUl me fss'-
i,Iri m"hmIu|h ha.k Ht.a Is hsnds
'I .'I r,H' nr UNi tft'- faf ,Af,I" ~
lh'7' Voc If7Ha Won Ht"p ~, on ~
Isna iu'tIurhsr
EXTRA hna hlsh r,.ly Hols'sin mAl.
gsf . whit. two Fe,sA uii. ife. -
Hrs'hi 80 > hahiusnn
INu RALt 'l'stuiI Htf.N MIX ,ls
sl"i .r' 1909 Wet' o. Mart, 's0i
ru.GntaI,HrTp Hh,ut a PM buyry
r. hBf1ssS f'f sslH Hs H MAKER ~
oNc ryri s,"d ls,..r row ffe.h $50
s five s.'lus can 1890 W iith
ro,irn -rtr--i>t,n AIor~
.ui r.firrr tItIHAt. 80, rfi.t.
N.4.f. uila Jaulsgr iss8" Les' s'
''Ns sH.'s ~ uuy lH.utatof- poaItr
futp''.- s.n.t ssss - pages. oDs !rat.
% 3 "r' .h' ltr sample if-.
HArrIN nAT,i HfANr SAFETY rIpgr
lus m"st SANITARY. rfnsisut. nf,prpOf
i.t'r.s OBJ .hsioI c%Asits On rsiS'ff
AH.tis Ha.' fss'urins ~. - Tsrn Otis.
o. rIitius m .pstats ~ sale 30 20 zoo
srg sfs lI 0og,u Robinson Nr J.
WHITE wYASpoITr to,ssri. ant
noq,. ! IT,, io.'' ''' "''"'''"
ron IALL hiass I.hr.hAns eooAsi.l.
. sss ~ 'rrlHE !. J. Hi,I
man wan. ii'sf Ts'as
tuONuiGHyrTp ratfcd Tlyfnouh
Irrk ssgs ~ fr q 50 not shoe bifis
hui iDTp farm range Pred X HAr.f.
N'sala OtIa
GO. Nt,' '. ,sI, ct s' wc,t Rsoa
!'' 800 ~'''. g''rA "'a'a'or w'l'r'
iuH -trr rs, f.si.. s,ti, pupS msl
sHt f.HrI' - rrst 'htn
100 SAIL o.. saa, Eatus R.i, Kew
Hhi'rt lah NJ s'u,. uu tau'
va docs go nugts - " zach lt.se
20 H'0 I"f 'i N'H.'ts ugls
TWIfNI m. g. WtIts D.. .hefn roo.
sui 'l|lTHius sb's. : 30 = o0 and
. IN each ~ tarsfHtd Nornah
l.1N SALE 1vH ','f- mas nuN ofpins
gov '"' rr'N c'sht your. h0ps phone
roH sNiE rst a,~ ? doe, ! u
.' lHffHt. Hinton pkis ikuui'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

LOOK rUrsr Ovtp At Apy ~
IiFh SNARE NrUUNSjCAiIY
CORD HIRES Cs MOST AL

! nuifh fosie'sr. E.It. nov t,ir,
a1i Top iAs new tiI-.
! hulrk, d -. iais. fine share
cont ire new top 400
haitA. L.it. lsi,. fine sh.p.. tdn.
ne new .... IN
| Ihiah. E.i., 1917. frp .hap.. cora
.tit,s, ns~ cop. like n-~ D..
J unirh Dtt. lsii fine share.
sood itss, nee paint and top 49,
"a" T. blL sire wheels. fius
shape, "a TFsO 90.
] hHJrss, f-Iass. ifis model. new
paint ana luu. cord Gifss now 200
chalmers, i7i, fins shay. ,t-ty
way $40
snod-l n. Hop new paint. I'm.
shape 49,
I Dodge. 1917 lis. new. oniy assa
D months sno
Chs'rel,', s-ps'' 1913. fin. shape
unjust sul ..-.........- fsk
! fvrd roadster. 1919. with starter.
Vac nav .......... $50
HAWKINS MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
ihans Marie ~, 90, n. btoadwsy
HOOn 1000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS vox -AIr

f~~~ ~-rsra~r~ ~~~
Z = ARMY ooops ron SALE
L = Amp itpts an slices u'paulins
tent Il - wagon covers. L. \ army
hlAtktts at ,Oiqrs governments comforts.
cotton mAt,r ssss, L : afnl shut, htp
b"HiS. sni1aatis o~NvrAlis, uutvrwoAr,
shlr,s y n. ,sp., bt,schc.. rs,ncoai.
ana ~sis-fs all material In good ,oHfi.
w. some neN tor complete ii,t ard
ANDERSON bporurRs co.
Army AID NAVY HrOnE,
III rh,t stte-t tawior ohis
ma BARGAINS iS L g ARMY
10 GOODS
is'is tents. 3,toot wsli. i:-,oI, dau,
bl- ftilci duck treated wfh s3tsfnment
watctpfvofns AMI ptstsr,tng process.
guaranteed NJ RPS. holes or tearf jAA Or
Hnnae tent. NJ treated tib.99
pas officers teri, army ducA ,.ta,t
wall, ftirs ralr type so 90
o D. wool army blankets. brand
new. sae sssn. sslrht q, lbs
sACh r....4.. ....t. .t...t... $3.50
orSv wool army bisnssts band nov,
,iIa sass, veshi ~ i'm zach 800
Marine . u blankets. sss 6gS.l
eetyhi ~ Lbs each ,... ..,....t 80
Gray wool hishktls slightly useI.
spe ettn weigh, - lbs. zach SO
Wool s"s see rstr J pairs .... 50
sIt shaki cotton toufar,,, ,sttiy
v I'd N eVceilea, cord iicn. Zach 1900
S-lb aoiotsI eoiiun comforts slight
iy ussd. In .Icrlisnt condition,
each 4 lLo
o ~ wooi oy,rccsi- In perfect con
duicn. ran be dyed any eulot NTb
q, y WOO, shiri' IN perfect eoudi.
lion e. Observation-Disclosures. iiBt
KHAKI pants. used. in Al condition.
wrap iessins. new, pair .~,.......tgs 50
Canvas lrxSirs, new. rsir .,......t; 30
onld Medal fbidinr cote .... ItbS
+ eel sprins barracks cots 20 %
- 10 cotton msttrssses to ~ si'het
All pticss a b, Tulsa. except cloth.
ing spd blankets ssnt parcel post PAID
insured.
Mail shsck ~ ma-.y order 10
ARMY EQUIPMENT SALES CO.
ys East Third Street.
TULSA, okis
bsAaiifpi sptins coats. ons pleais1
skirt wainrt $40
ron sAI.K-NAvy tluc. tr,cotin. cuat .nit.
.i,s -. bought this season, rood as psw
vii sell ehesp. phone wslnut ssss, Mfs
wade ortss
iuR sALt Lsfg, boys bicycle siso
sirls blaycisi coed condition. laes West
Maple tiif.J
run sAtk ,ferss, hussy and harness, ~
VII sell horte alone, In gaod condition.
inaulrs u rear Of 1911 " hsno.
-.ven-room houses ami hires en-.
crete hlock houses 10 he moved Ma PIE
ise OF Maple ileb.
WE have several kinds 81 ssls.msnf, usd
sample cases for sails, Cali ., ltsn
Biscui, Co. s.
LAbiEs good s|sds ,siis. dresses and
coats g~entismsn's salts snd overcoals
very shsse. Du and -hand stcrs, fit
-. Bdwy. wsisS, $500.
WOOD
Pin soil, stove. arr os green. Chunks,
rncANs, payer shell 10 ssnis : pound
Maple Nft-J
ron sALE-iosii tent with sIoer ard
side and scrses shesp " cold this week
" siaut sssf.
aisrEaiAs1prs rsADss
ARB you 4 yaADRn. 8
hAve five sss1 staa<,l1 make autsno-
s,ie.-ali In ecsA ceh8ftos hat vii
In on real estate. good rpetnins
hcassi or hotel; sane cash ~ proposition
i~u-tif-., submit me yesr p,spssition.
O. q THOMPSON.
soi-7 Maisstic MIDI.
Manl- u or walnut re
WILL trade Tor diamond. ~ io,s In West
Capitol mi. on car line. Walnut sii'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

@ANrEDr-f std tsuriNs o. sssrsl ". u
~ 10 model! mus, ~ bargain give
particulars, cash ~ tssnA x-se. Uhla.
aomne
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"'"s'"' o''cs,IY''"s -
ROOT agss nArprL ourv,va


ROOT nEEe nArRgL orTrvVs
1I mo Via pstins business ~ tASeus)s
ne no ~ ouf large root beer hsffsi ~
rsthst Ln1rm ~ pfanis We fusslsS
hem complete Email rash ~ yuhsi down.
baiHrIH rhsy uuuihiy nayUents =.
HlpNhAN goukrAiN COMPANY
Z itA lfss Oth n Dsli.. rssss
NrvsrApsH WAITED wnn, h sov.
issss ~ ifsfs fmf a ligs -s~hiy psrtt
inins Sod businrss 4 y ohiaser,sA
o. r,. 40 srurk ~ ssnsfsl -stebssass
fpf snIe pufs. cissn str,. anf own, 81
'iFht Ists VII srI uliiiins si,a ssv,
oi- intr 'isd rome look IL or.f AsIna
fHNd bYs rHss treason ~ sHiiaa have
''h.r i1i-f'r a " pbi@hgmsA
TpH SALE puit ,osipn.a ,nyes.
hslf 'sfD"f 'h0r Su0i iserttps osSA
''' U-fhsf th.u rhtndisr Otls
hisf fhN In rfg 'hslfi svstytkise
Fhfe lHtr sIHri hHafsl root vvsi
,.-,a. c ~, =" na ..s.
H., 3rr u.ha- Ariaa.
pom r'tF 'f rtNut \ nuo si.pbsws
f.H1.s. U Interested sitfsss Hoe
'I au Is'a
sII.fH
'm y " e. 40 f..U fIts rH cell nv ssit
.. |..' fH.|IE ..frs fsf rssh
o. tH' iirI hap h ~
q -
i' Hf shop a ihrir
- 5000 H rsafiy ~
be-, ms
''''s WV
'Hs hesssi
".'s go i4s' pra, Sa'rsn. OIL.
f.HpII.E .~H|.4Hf.ny nutN 70, sale
.".Hl meet 'H seen u, - appreciates.
'.r- N|.Ig Tire Company, blackwell,
.
gIu. san. .t..... .t., Th..,
business
~ '"A w. W.
"...f .h'..r lHsntNft Dsse,
l t.r Iutts'1i.n,. I'm ~
Docs ns ,-
sau.y urrruAyrs - pptcx ,f.ta
r t... u..,.,, f,et.,..
f..gr..ai f,s Ja,Ifanrs comrany .iSs
zeal i--sftt sk's- yuu 10 p.frSnt 81 yuoe
'.- lasltanrs ruF u no 900 On sse
m.rrsn.i- fi's phan. Nsri. IAes, ~
'n hds sb'a' yepr at.
u " rHOhAa.
as NtnaeeN
PtFNTIs .ats money a, ,out hst
suffr th' IN i,ssisfurs passed q
hfI 'n'ufssrs lsr . homs o~nsss210
~" '.snA nWn,h..ilon "a. go
.t.r. s 80 ',,"u ""s
N"' o." w "'ss !" NOW
~,
house, ihifiy s-l furaisheS
a.. go. 's'enos ''"'. ss.Vss
"A'ae u f" "A'ah9ns an
-,bsp', am job plant =.
-. '',f"th' i'4r'hfss m eonino 81
M -, ,srh.Ws ynp vs2E
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16

D. VT sn1d mares ~ al. oil thtfs
are uui - Hr 1901 ..'ri horse John .
Wine ls tsui utIa
t'H SALE leo rI.rIy m.f.,i hsh
rat hnIsfsIp hotter ,sltss sof uns
w.I |rr'.'i rrssstti Luii colt 90
t..fn s' lrllen iiet me- rl~th ~
o 'nH's thrn, rfHt'i I u b Nui ana.
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NOTICES
TEAM and TRUCK WORK or ALL
hINns MOVING 4 srtclALTr VAL


I'VE wv w WE'VE
N ypu want . specific fof ms dreadful
dia.ass cell a. Let Uslimors nlds and
iavs.l'sie The hssnstio nsth
tulabiUb ntAiiI pANLO h- Nts
NounS and hsyms nuiiAuI Pups tof
arrolniutni eau Maple gti, sls ouioofd
mn %fupmp+on Treatment company ~
San Ana MO I"tan. nave opened ~,
frf= ai 'h ilI scott 1nsmp9up WIE.
oklahoma Guy tllu Anyone HuW,fHa
from iuh'ttulHsl. WI mt aut something
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-17
UY TOM OLSEN

Entries closed today for the an
nuaI =. n. 4. meet, which starts
Monday. AT the Crystal Pool. Many
GU, of,iown water stars are listed to
compete.
Five crack swimmers have beeL
entered from the Multnomah Ath-
ietic club OF Portland. This team
plans to enter some contestants In
the piunEes. also.
The Tacoma Y. NJ. c. A. viii send
over two crack swimmers.
The Lewis and Clark high school
Of Spokane In sending over fast
sprint swimmer and a fancy diver.
This Is the first time a high school
Of the state has entered contestants
In meet OF this kind. The Lewis
and Clark high school has a large
swimming pool In the main building
and swimming ls a requirement
Coach Vlckers. Of the local Crystal
Pool team. who has charge Of the
meet. states that be thinks at least
eight y. ~. A. records Will be
broken.
one Of the outstanding women
stars entered Ia Audrey Griffin, OF
the Victoria Island Athletic ansocia.
ton. who holds the northwest long
distance record. She also In the
northwest champion breast stroke
swimmer. She will enter the go.
yard free style swim and the 50yari
breast sfrol<e dash
The events for men will be: 100
and s20,yard dashes free style, 100
yard breast stroke dash. plunge for
distance. high diving. 500 feet relay
for four men. 5o-yard back stroke
swim and a 5e.yara dash for boys
is years and under.
The events for women win be
a.e.yard dash free style. So.yari
breast stroke. plunge for distance,
and fancy diving from > a i0.fooi
board.
Gold. silver and bronze medals will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-17

the bases in his queer cinnamon
bear like fashion. you get the idea
that no one with such powerful
muscles could have n correspond
ing brain.
Itut uabe has. lie thinks rather
deeply. lie knows fame aud for
tune are passing things. The hata
that are thrown in tho air when he
doe. his spectacular stunts may lie
thrown for some ene else neat year.
And 30 he has made up his mind
% Eet while the getting Is good.
break all records into a thousand
pieces. smile happily AZ the APP
plnusc he gets. but not take II too
seriously. ana provide for his older
days while the providing in good.
Babe has "a queer. hesitating
way Of speaking. You have the i'm
preston that he's afraid he'll make
a mistake. but when he does say IL,
just as when he does smack The old
hornehldc. he does IL with force.
That's Babe all over.
yeah" says Babe. II like 20
hear 'em roar. ] like TO see the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-17
FELIX MEN
SIGN UP
CRACK
HURLER

Bob Thornburn. who has been
pitching for the Cavalier club In The
Star league. has been signed up by
the Felix club and will perform ON
the mound for the club team when
they tackle the Tailored Ready
crew al Lincoln park Sunday. III
Swift. tho star hurlcr Of the Feiix
club. has left town and the signing
Of Thorburn viii M the gap left BY
swifta drpariurc.
The game IL ono OF the most
vital tli,s Of the season. The Felix
club haz kicked thru with three
straight wins while the Tailored
Ready team last year junior cham.
piona lost their first game OF The
Star league season last Sunday. A
win FOR tho eioihiers viii put them
on even terms with the Felix club
while a win for the club men will
just about ruin the ciothicrH' chances
for winning the honosw.
The Fellr club will probably line
up With Thorburn pitching. Miller
catching. Hughes playing first. Al
usr nj second. Cnfnths al third.
kohirr holding down the shorsatop
Job aud Boyer. suornaky and Bar.
harris m tho field
The Liucoin park team hasn't an,
nounc~d their ilncnp Rn yet. but they
are expected 10 start Don Hunter
on the hiil with the rest % the team
lining NJ al follows. white catcher.
Mcconnell first baas. Allen SECOND
bass. Cnrmody third bane. Harris
shortstop. Olynn left nelG. Graham
center field aud Hacher right field.
The other game. billed for sun
day follow
Ballard Beavers ". intcrbay Jun,
/ iorn az Mercer field.
spartan Athletic club WI. Ak
I Juniors NJ Aiid.
CITY Cubs W. Greenwood Cubs al
woodland park.
The Shamrock club has cancclie.
It's out Of town date for Sunday ans
would like 10 play It's game with ths
/ Rainier Valley Juniors a, n. y pa,
fiold an originally scheduled Tn
manager OF the Rainier Valley Jun
iors should get In touch with IN.
| sporting editor Of Tho star today =,
an agreement about tho game car
be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-17
OAKS TAKE
SECOND GO
8 TO 2

SAN FRANCISCO. June i7.-~seat
ties chances for climbing out Of the
cellar yesterday were given a rude
jolt By tho Oakland club. when the
Acorna set back the NortherUrru
with an 10 ? defeat
bob Geary. WHO was on the hin for
tho visitors. was wild. and his wild.
ness. coupled with some timely hits.
gave the battle 10 the Oaks. kre'
mor pitched effective hall. holding
the glwahhca to four hlnglea.
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drawings are made. Doubles
beams must be completed by |
>. m. Friday in all divisions.
Uncompleted teams will be in
eligible to compete.
Drawings for the complete play
Win be published Saturday with
MONDAYS schedule. Each days
ocheduie Will be published the day
prrvloux. Because OF the large field
a. entries u Is absolutely imperative
That matches be played off on
erheduled time
The Stars tennis committee. con
eixtlnx Of Gertrude Schrelncr. Her
bert Little. Bruce Hezketh, Evan
Morgan and Nell Ellis. will meet
again at The Star Friday night at
Tao. Rules for the tourney and
Grnwfngs will be made at that time.
Everything else is set for the big
meet After the drawings are made
III that stands in the way Is the
time which must pass until Monday.
He sure and watch The star for fur
fher notices
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crhe team In PHILADELPHIA

And 30 II In that Babe convinces
you that he's a real FIRST class night
ing man.
hut he has tho instincts Of a
Bluebeard.
You needn't gasp with horror,
either. for IL isn't 10 terrible, after
all.
You remember. don't you. how
the California Bluebeard. Harvey.
said that he always felt happy
after he had Killed a wife7 Well
that's the way Babe Ruth feels
after he has killed the ball -happy
and peaceful. and contented and
everything.
when I feel the impact OF the
ban against my bat ] arm almost
always able 10 Judge whether or
not It's going TO be a homer says
he. Il don't think miss once out
Of 10"
And there's just one thing that
worries Bab~, and that's the fear
that some day some player VIII
get directly In the way Of ono Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-17
DEMPSEY is
READY FOR
CARPENTER

gAN fTtANCTsCO. June tT.--Jack
Kearna. pilo, % Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight king. rubbed his hands
and registered glee today when he
was notified Georges Carpenter. Eu'
ropean champion. had hurled n chal.
ienre at Dempsey.
The Frenchman. who Il In Wieh.
tn. Kan. Is 10 sail for France next
month and return to America a few
weeks later.
My boy win BE- ready 10 battle In
a few weeks" said Kearps. But II
Carpenter wants to meet him Oc,o-
her 10. that suits US. Any other time
or place will do"