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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
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pisse vS~sg~v ~ the s~~sste Golf
siss. .. tho s~w ss.saesr s~<s ehssa.
pssa 81 the ,stf. In two day. pisy
he made - hsis. with . card 81 se<.
Lee sfi<i finished . eis..s s~~~rd ~ish
. e~sd 81 sse. be~ ~ts~a. ~he wca
tho tito Last yea. finished fessth
with Sfs.
rrs~s won the fatsnis derby r.ss
-ith Gladiator s~Heud and Eshsi Gray
ffnishinw third. The time ses the mile
and bali sAs two minE,ss ard u.
s~conds.
n. y. Day wen the gvsas sehssa
baseball ftnsls. ~h~u tbey deefatrsi
the ssrv~G Nsy~~v team By . iAA
esass- The game vs. psss Of the
t1ks' program fs~ Aids 81 WesA-
Land park Lat s~iayisy.
Tire annual &c. ard sor shsw wtii ~
hold In Vancouver. ~ G.. H~ptemh~f ~.
All entri~s should be s.nt 90 ~. n Hais.
tor. Es.isiiiSa association. Hastings
street. West. NsneowNer.
A big s.hissle proErsrn viii s~ held
a. Clear TAKE. washiasson. on Jaiy J. 4
ana 8 Among the events planned wsfi
10 . baseball Tournament. opea n any
team la the country. with q htx prise
offered Any teams wishing TO enter
TITS tourney should csrnmunic.ts eth
tho secretary Of the Fourth OF July
csisbraiion. Clear f-sAs. wash.
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LOCALS GET
EVEN BREAK
IN SOUTH

los ANGELES. June it.-seattie
took the first game from the Vernon
riEcrs here yesterday but the E-slek
tribe came back in the second iilt
and cvcned up the games for the
day. The visitors knocked Den cut
OF the box in the FIRST game and nan
up a ! 10 count. Willie Mitchell
tanned them for the SECOND time this
week In the second game and came
out on top OF a to l score
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KAMM MAY LOSE JOB

Because Willie Kamm. the sen.
safionai kid third sscker Of the San
francisco Seals. has fallen 10 almost
900 In his hitting. Dee Walsh. the
uttlity man on. the Seal club. who
= . good hitter. has been playing
the bag most Of ths time lately.
XAmm " ode OF the best FEEDERS
- baseball. but his sticking. which
looked good here. has fallen down.
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ALL COASTERS PLAY TUESDAY

All OF the Coast league teams
VIII be IN action Tuesday as the
teams are making short jumps. San
francisco succeeded In losing the
hague leadership 10 Salt Lake dur
tng the past week and hopes 10
make up some lost ground at Sac.
5nmenso this week while the Los
Atgcies team viii invade Salt Lake.
The Portland club IL 'the team on
the Vernon Tigers menu this week
and the Tigers should clean up on
~ Portland aggregation.
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RACING STOPPED

LONDON. Engr-Racing thruou,
Tasmania has been postponed in
definitely as protest against the
federal supertax OF 10 per cent on
the pooling OF the gross betting in.
vestmsnts. Australia racing clubs
have applied for an injunction
against the tax. The total tax is
now Is per cent.
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jock Cesmha, fssner rhIny
American harier, who fiivveresl - .
coach with the Detrutt Tigers during
the early weeks Of the season. has
been oe0t eat - . scoat by the
TtGerN In n effort "a scare up some
new talent fer the Tigers, who arU
ncundering badly In tho American
league race.
A radical shskeup Of the New Yorh
Giants IL due, according to press re-
ports from tho east The Art Fletcher.
Dave Bancroft deal IL only . starter, &C.
oordins to GOTHAM scribes.
John McGrsv. pilot Of the Giauts. says
that the drastic pitching ruies now m
force are the reasons for the FREQ hitting
In the majors this year.
Howard Ehmke, pitcher. and m
FieGstead. outfisider. ef the Detroit
Tigers are Ia NJ traded to the
Cleveland Americans for doe uarrta,
first basenNn, Jack GrAney, eutfiell-
er. and tsuy Merton. pitcher. sece~d-
Ing Ia per~istent baseball rumsrs
from Cleveland.
Charley ward. former Vancouver
nhcrtstcp, now With the brooklyn pedg-
srs. has Joined the ben cdtcts Hts bride
sss formerly Miss Dthsl shaw e
Deookiyu.
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NEW ENGLISH
BILLIARD MARK

LONDON. Eng~-W. Smith. the
professional. made new English
billiard record for a championship
match when he made n run OF 7s5.
The previous record was 744. made
by NJ IDmau
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YANKEE
TEAM TO
COMPETE

America in neither peculiar nor
selfish in dislNing 10 see It's trophy
cups wandering about In foreign
lands. -
II prefers 20 have them at hornas
The first leg OF the quest for tho
Davis cup, embiematic OF the worlds
team championship. VIII soon be IN
der way.
The team representing taSe
United States now abroad In CON-
ccxjrd To be the strongest this
country has ever entered In Tho
international event
II is made up OF William N.
johnston OF San Francisco. national
champion: William T. Tilden. End. d
Philadelphia. indoor champion and
SECOND on the ranking list: r. Norris
Williams. End. OF Boston. formerly az
the top Of Americas tennis aces. and
Charles s. Garland OF Pittsburg. cap.
tain OF Yale university tennis team
and former Junior champion
These four are accompanied By
Samuel Hardy. veteran Californians'
who is 10 act az non-playing captain.
TEST At
WIMBLEDON
The first test win come IN Eng.
land at the Queens club. on tho great
Wimbledon courts, beginning June
u.
Tho results 'of these makrhes
win give . line on what the -
4. lfAh IN
complish In the Davis Cup pro
Iiminaries when the United
States meets France 1t East
bourne, England, starting July 3.
They viii tour Europe. finally.
meeting the crack Australinu|
champions. present holders Of the
cup.
Johnston and Tilden win. In al
probabilities. shoulder the responsible
the combination for the doubles team
TO be selected later.
wEaKENs IN
DOUBLES
II is in the doubles that the Ameri-
cans are weakest
johnson and Tiiden flashed ~
best exhibition OF doubles OF A.
American pair against Norman q
B<ookes and Gerald Patterson. thlr
Australian stars. who toured the
United States last season.
Playing together for the first time
they dcc.sively defeated the Aus
ITALIAN veterans. With more practico]
together. such as they will get thio|
summer. they win gain strength.
Johnsson's speed and unerrinR'
judgment. and Tilden's dynamic style
Of attack and whip-like service. make
an ideal combination.
BOOSTS
WILLIAMS
Williams Is stifl regarded by Nor.
man Brookes as potentially the
greatest Of them all When he Il on
his game. this star plays such SEN
sauonai tennis that he has been cali
ed the super. williams"
Garland proved himself to be closa
10 Enflands best at the Wimbledon
last summer.
The outcome in the final tests wfll,
depend great deal upon the luck
OF the drawings.
IL will take wonderful tennis
to beat these American tennis
areA
The United States last held the
Davis trophy In 1918.
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CARPENTER STATUE

PARIS. Francc.-Eight years have
been spent by Iandowski. the
sculptor. over his statue OF The
Pugilist," which he Is showing here.
Georges Carpenter was his model.
The boxer is depicted as IL he had
just stepped into the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
SHADE TO ORIENT

San F'RANCIsCO-BiIly Shade
fourround fighting whiz. has sailed
for Australia, where he has three
bouts booked.
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FOOTBALLERS co BY
PLANE

cAPETOwN. s. A.--The Cape.
town University rugby team. In
order TO play the local club at
Moorrecsburg. made the journey. so
miles and back, by acroplanc.
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GETS PENTATHLON

CHICAGO - Athletes for tho
pentathlon event In the Olympic
tryouts for the United States team
viii meet in the finals here some
time In July. Tho decathlon try.
out Is booked for Jersey City.
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SIWASHES TACKLE
OAKLAND IN BAY
CITY; HAVE FINE
CHANCE TO CLIMB

MYTH the Oakland Acorns perched just above the Seat
wv tie Siwashes in the Coast league standing and with
their first chance weeks to climb out of the basement
the local club be counted TO put stronger drive
to land seventh place during the coming week than Ill
Johnson did for the G. O. P. nomination.
The is simply this-he Swashes battle the Oak
land outfit in the back yardand the tribe will have
they chance to climb the cellar their merits
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BOOSTS KINGDOM

PORTLAND Boss McCredie says
that he believes Yves Kingdom. sen
sationai shortstop OF the coast cir
cult, will learn 10 hit just Hike
HolIocher and Bancroft did.
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BIDDY SITS PRETTY

CINcINNATI.--Biddy Bishop Is
sitting pretty here In Pat Morans
town. The promoter has at his dis.
posal a boxing arena that will seat
20. 900 people. 4
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THORPE SPEEDS

AKRON.--Jim Thorpe. famous IN
dian athlete and now right fielder
OF the Buckeyes. is ms fast as ever.
He stole home In recent game.
They have 10 watch him.
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'BAsssd Ter ftoues To eighth,
Score ~ innings.
Seattle s......ts... -
Narran .......e. .efass 49,
Summary T-o-baae hH--Ftdfsi. Stolen
bas~s--M idai~sor. Stpmpf Murray FL
drsd Sacrifice hit--Murphy, struck sus
Fly Dell I. BY Heacs :. ~ Hrsntar ?.
Bases Ca hAiis-ofs Dell 1. eff Hourk 4.
off nr~ntsn s. EFT Ncheffrnh~ek l. HUNS
r~spnnribis for--D~it :. Rfenton = Ia
nsrx. piteh-d-Ts~n ~. Hases -
Losing piteh~--Dsit. ncahis pisy--st.
cock to Smith. Cmrsrss-rhyis and
Eason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
THE INDUSTRIALS

DETROfTt-Athletes from Detroit
factories win hold track meet trials
on Nsvin field June rs. winners to
compete at the national games In
Pittsburg In July.
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BOOSTS
WILLIAMS
IN PICTURES. TOO

Los ANGELES.-BuIl Montana.
expug, is 10 be featured In q pic
ture in which he will characterizs
the wild ape from Borneo." He
worked with Jack Dempsey in the
making OF the champs photoplay.
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TIJUANA HUNS

SAN DTEGO.--Jim coffroth did
not close his track at Tijuana after
the closing OF the To-day race meet.
Things are stiil humming with added
purses coming
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AMERICAN LEAGuE

salt Lake 5-is. San francisco %.
Oakland s-tt. Portland 10.
Los Angeles ga. Sacramento 20.
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BROTHER PLAYS

PUEBLO-Sam McCraw. brother
OF Bob OF the New York Yankees,
Ia playing semi-pro bah here this
year. Sam plays third base and
looks like a conner.
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'Bstt~d for Middleton in ninth.
STATED for Murphy In ninth.
Score by Innings
seattle ..s....-s... e-t
Vernon .......e..-. % 800 -
summary; rwo-hass hits-~Dohne. FL
dred. Kcnworfhy struck out-By W.
Mitchell :. By Gardner 4 Bases oE balls
or ". Mitchell ?. off Gardner ; off
sch@rr I. Hans responsible fof--uardner
Z. W. Mitchell I. Innings pt,cned-Gard-
ner g. Losing pitcher--Oardner Double
plsys-Stur2f to Bsidpin Smith 10 J.
Mitchell. EmplrcE-- Ea4on and Phyie.
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Bl.uE HAS TEMPERAMENT

~Bsby- Hue h being rxfed ~
- u ta,e best big league prc--
perts m the Coast league this
y<nR. He's the young fellow
~ plays first base for the
pore1nnd neavers. lie certainty
a. look good hire. playing
bnNg-up bah both IN the field
nn6 ~ the plate. Hut he has .
fanny disposition and has y
1Gndency 10 blow mp whrn he
Rels riiedL He win have To get
ever that n he wants 10 niake
- In the big show. becsnsc
the major hague players are
bssan6 IN get onto his weakness
srd th<y win just about run
lhfm ant 81 the big time II be
lees his Temperament" get the
bost OF him.
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Tn Columbia Slieker~ io>t an
other tough game when they
droppesI = elase one to The Rain
ier Heights aggregation by ]
10 8 count yesterday. Tho game
went 10 innings. MoiIer pitched
good ball for the losers. and
Patriccili caught . good game
for the winners. The tilt was
played nj Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

Tho Ballard Isravers came out
On top In . double header nj
Adams n~id yc~s~rAAy. taking
th~ shamrock Athic<ir club down
the line In an exciting Filming
game by tn Z count Tho
winuss~ s~ovvsi tlp~sr run In the
Extra frame wf,~u Ray WAS hit
by . pitched bali ard sso,e So
ovsd. scoring minute later on
WaIby's safcSy. In thu s~~ood
Eann~ thu City Cubs showed up
only fivc strong and the game
went ~ Tho Iseavcrx by the for.
fcit rsutn.
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Interplay Juniors had little trouble
In walloping the Rainier Valley Jun.
Tors BY a li-3 count Mt Columbia.
Three errors in the ninth allowed
Rainier Valleys only counters. Reid
and Manners were the batteries for
Interbay and Hopper and Steve did
the heavy work for the losers.
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Mt Baker registered their fif,h
straight win yesterday when they
ran up coun, Of 10 10 4 on
the Greenwood Cub. NJ n. r. Day
field. sheedy pitched good bali for
the winners. holding the Cubs 10 a
trio Of bingie-. The Mt Baker boys
cracked the offerings OF LAwton for
10 safeties.
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Just what does Bud Ridley, Coast bantam weight
champion really weigh? This of the leading
questions in California fight circles during the past few
months, when Bud fighting regularly down south.
Bud who Is Seattle product, has returned after trip
to California, where he became Of the best ad-
versed fighters in the game and he will be given his
chance to show that he Is improved boy when he
boxes Earl Baird at the outdoor smoker at Liberty
Ridley az he will weigh in at s D. M the day Of
the fight Ridley has grown lately and it's doubt
full II he s real bantam himself any more, as he has
been fighting such big Danny Kremer and
Jimmy Dundee down in California. Ridley is more
fussy about his weight than a society dame Is
red nose.
There is publicity and publicity Certain kinds Of pub
lot Of harm In particular we're thinking Of the scork Of
Windy Winsor Bud Rides manager. Winsor is known
has aeppea DS'qsi r Here are
from couple Of eptes that he sent to San Francisco sport
Ridley: 900 ''A' 90" 'N''"''"' - " 40" ''''' ~
RAJ w..m Re. linz. hitting Ridley .nd get
:syaa.:
, ss . .,.. nsss '.n "s '' nights A' and
1,!. i. pulling s "a
Il. .ss ' n: :,s' .ss, Y ~. have cut r. %
handling Joe Sau
II S.:s: 's' ;''
70 an. nshsrr enens hsrs would b 70 get the money ,s ssy
big played packed
"isa. K'my Ct bark in sA. ring
sg.in as he is trd Of laying around
Hnene~r Us through Jour spors shsst = our frisnAA
WINDY wNsoR
~; - '' greatest '''''' az "''' TN '' Dempsey Bud
LETTER NO. g.
Ny p..r s.'...r N. . ssss. .os u.
po. ~ Ralph Ssssi.. another s. s.%eses % =.
sa 'i sas ssns ;.sm, Sses s s
.:: ': sss y'ss no: :: to d: ~
xnarr AnSn SEQ 10 boz Young no be. . ne s.Is ' s
ONLY, gave Ned w.S. nothing 80 ' "
Exeet TO rrsurn 70 California With wishes Rdy
and myself your friend FRED wINs0R
there is much funny stvf about the boring game
Seattle Wise Boy Winsor rtes about it's about time
little information. Winsor has nothing but bunk ND his
seere and wrtes such stuff Just TO oct his the
IL seems Winsor has knocked Seattle enough III he
doesn't like conditions around here the his dear Cali
fornia are still running.
On. q u. hc. ring bout. .sar.d IN
"RaanS Oregn ts California middscwsht II Portland
erprIeud rnr men Ans
Mack lightweight co,orrd bsnsamwexht
Garcia ~.A~ '''"s
question why doet Bud
boxing bigger than he is bur
chance for Ridley tackle his
for big medal because nher they
put a good fight
heavywvisf Ja.4 can't
rounds England nsi month Burn. almost old sno"rh 70 ~
B:chs.s grandpa This bird Beckett. jus. b. fellow
him hut the fight the limit Tommy stavc
off . knockout
Mcehan heavyweight is at II AGAIN. The
Plat boy win box Martin Burke New
i5 rounds in New Orleans July
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Homer Wallops Tailored Ready
SACS WON'T TRADE HIM

Since Coast league managers
are hep 10 the fact that BilI
Rcdx~vs. Sacramento skipper. Ia
trading off his star ball to~sers,
about every pilot In tho lrague
has made him q proposition for
Marty Mcs:affigan. the speedy
Sac keystone guardian. Rodgers
In up against ID for outfi~Id~rs
~ his orchard patrol IL badly
shot tn pieces with Pete Comp
ton being the only rial iossrr
In the trio. Dei Howard Is the
latcst manager 10 make an offer
for Mcaafngan- Tho Oakland
pilot. who has n surplus Of out
fb~leiers. would trade an orchard
cop for Mcsaffigan. but Rodger.
has turned down the offer. w~li
knowing that the Scion fans.
ALREADY yelling for his scalp Npr
letting Middleton and EIdr-d get
sway. would yeip even ioudsr II
Mcsafftxan was let out.
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Hornsby IL
Stick Wonder,
Says Alex
BY
GROVER ALEXANDER
Famous Chicago Cub Pitcher
BY

1uous shtrAgo Aub tftcher
Rogers Iiorasby Ii the
greatest hiiicv I have ever
had 60 fArf. have trt~d 70
fool HIM evwy way po~~ible.
hut II lust cannot be done.
Personally. I do not think .
more skiIlfui man syr
strpp~d 10 the plaic. lie 10
.~t for everything you tlwvw
him. and h~ times slow balls.
fast balls and change of psre
In . way that makes . eeIlow
scratch his brad wonx1rring
what 10 do. They can tAlk
about Rsbs Ruth In the
American league, hc may hit
farther than Hornst,y. but he
wpnt get a. many IN tho
season and Dos mt look
them over . bit better 81 the
plate.
Hornsby. who plays In IN. 81
Louis Cardinal lnfi~id. t. just
about the greatest major league
infelder tince the time Of Han,
wagner. famous Fiiisburx star
lie broke Aieaander's winning
s,r~ak Of II straight games re
Gently By pounding out two
triples In the pineher.
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The Felix ciub-Alki Junior game
was postponed by rain and no re-
port was received on tho Cavalier
club Spartan A. c. mix.
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players who haven't arranged their
own doubles teams.
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The other teams In the league will Ia
off this week.
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Babe Ruth's i7th homer was one OF IA
hits for ~ bases that tho Yanks needed
to beat the league leading Indians. 1.
to 0.
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The Cards. continuing their dash 70
the top. beat the Giants. 5 to Z, cut.
ting down the iesT VI the Reds 10
two games.
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sThs Athietics returned home TO the col
lar yesterday when tho Tigers beat them
to ] In 10 lnninss and rot out Of tho
eighth hole for the first time this season
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with two triples. Hap Feisoh led tho
white sor stock which gave Claud vii.
tiams a victory over the Senators . to J.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

stroll :. PhIisasIDhla ! 90 lnnlnss).
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Make II Brief.

1t may not be of much interest to
you, Mir. Visitor, but the fellow who
asks you how you feel today doesn't
want to listen to lot Of symptoms. Re.
member that.-From (uot Springs)
Arkansaw Thomas Get.
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KNOXVILLE

William +. Stoddard, who has beer
i'll with a severe cold, is now vic.
tim of pneumonia. Miss Eliza Belder
is caring for him.
Miss Gertrude White is one of the
latest subjects of the epidemic of The
humps.
The American Legion held thciI
annual meeting last Monday evening
there being % members present. Ell
ection of officers resulted in the fol
lowing: Commander, Truman e
Wheeler; vice commander, Herman L.
Garter; adjutant, Cecil Burns; treas
urer, Harold Whipple; acting master
at arms, Ernest Kittredge; master at
arms, Edward Vigenault; post his
torian, Edward Day; executive com
mittec, the officers, with Prescott
Moore, Eustice Beattie; entertain
ment committee, E. j. Vigneault,
chairman, Harold Blake, Harold Cur
rier, Prescott Moore, Arthur Clary;
relief committee, George Murch, chan
man, Carroll Gleason, Aubrey Gray,
Clarence Wheelock, Francis Charron;
chaplain, the Rev. H. J. Human;
committee on drive, Edward Vign-
Bruce Wakefield, Prescott Moore, Har
eault, chairman, Francis Charron-
old Whipple. Several plans were
made for future entertainments, that
committee having in charge another
dance to be given in the near future.
1t was also decided to have banquet,
and a play, or vaudeville program.
The banquet committee are Herman
Carter, Raymond Compbell, and Ar
thur Clary, the play committee, Har-
old Currier, chairman, with authority
to choose his own aids, of whom he
has already appointed Raymond
Campbell, Cecil Burns, Truman
Wheeler, Bruce Wakefield, Edward
Vigneault. This concluded the prin-
cipal business of the evening.
The Village Improvement society
will omit their dance on Friday even
ing of this week, on account of the
concert by the Norwich University
boys. They will have the next one
Feb. IS, at the usual time and place.
Mrs. Leon Curtis, and Mrs. Will Bon
ner are the committee in charge. The
price has been changed to 75c, SOC and
35 cents, as the former price was too
small for any profit. The society
Man to devote the proceeds of these
dances this winter, towards pavilion
for the new Powers Park, and 1t is
thought that working for this object
will give those who attend much more
interest and pleasure, than if their
money was going to be used away
from town.
Mrs. Harvey Kelsey and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Myrtle Clarke, spent We'd
nesday in st. Johnsbury with Mrs.
Kelsey's daughter, Mrs. George Gift
fin.
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Jumps OF
INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin' at once
fixes your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach

Undigested food Jumps of pain
belching gas, acids and sourness.
When your stomach is all upset, here
is instant relief-no waiting!
The moment you eat tablet OF
two of Pape's Diapepsin all the indi
gestion pain and dyspepsia distres.
caused by acidity is relieved.
Your disordered stomach will fee
fine at once.
These pleasant, harmless tablets o
Pape's Diapepsin neutralize the harm
full acids in the stomach, and give al
most instant relief; besides they cos
so little at drug stores.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-06
HAS NO
PAIN NOW
What Lydia E.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

Onalaslla, Wis. =" Every month had
such pains in my back and lower part of
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-06

A SLOiIidCll i SCuiu UOL
lie in bed. l suf-
| Tered so it seemed
as though l would
die, and | was not
r e gular either. l
isuffered for a year
| and was unfit to do
m y h Gus W or k,
lc ould only wash
| di s he $ cnce in q
| while. ! read an
of
what lydia f. Pink