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rendered against E0u according 70 the
demand 11 me complaint which has
bHeI flied Win ire clerk rf said court
The object q So G action IS 10 quiet
t-tl+ in Ths plaintiff aEz---- The above
named defendants and each az them 10
me following descr. bed real properly
situate in SuohcEi~h County. Wash
u g-ozs to-Elt- LOIS 10. II and ! : and
Lots 9 al1 90 al 81 Block = Of SUyIh
Land Company second Addition 20
Everett S-uEOUish County. Washing
Ton. and 70 raT and exclude the above
named defendants and each OF them
from having or claiming any interest
o. lien Sri said premises and 10 have
plaintiff abridged 10 Ice The absolute
owner u ss1u real estate in her sole
and separate rlEhG free and clear Of
any claim q any Of The defendants.
BLACK d BLACK
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
2 90 address $40 Commerce Bldg
Everett. Su0hOrlsh County, Washing
ION
FIRST publication. January 2, 1870
Last publication February 2, 1890.
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No. 1880.
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court Of the state Of
Washington, in and for Snohomlsh
County
Mary Z. Smith. Plaintiff.

In the Superior Court Of the STATE ,s 81
Washington, in and for Snohohls"
Mary E. smith. Plaintiff.
Grace Harris. the wife Of J. NJ. Har-
ris; Grace Harris. presumed 10 DC
deceased. and her unknown heirs
also all other persons or parties III, w
known claiming any rlghi, L resi
estate, lien or interest IN the reAt
estate described in the Complain
herein. Defendants
The State of Washington. 70 ne
said Grace Harris, the wife OF j. he
Harris; Grace Harris. presumed 10 D
DECEASED, and her unknown heirs a aI,sO
All other persons or parties uhhhV9F" ~
claiming any right, title, estate ne. III
or interest in the real estate oescIlueu
IN the complaint herein. defendant Is,
You and each Of You are hereby sun.
moned 10 appear within sixty assS
after the date of the first pubAcAtlo,,
or this summons, to-wit, within SIM SIN
days after the 18th day OF DeceInpeli,
1913, and defend the above entlleSS
action in the above entitled court; 81 81
plaintiff, and serve a copy OF YOU
answer upon the undersigned attoInsJH
Tor plaintiff at his office below staten
and in case OF your failure so 70 ~,
judgment will be rendered sgsinst w.
according 10 the demand OF the Soinh
plant and amended complaint, VIVA
has been filed with the clerk Of ssio
court
That the object Of said action IS y
q0iet title in and 20 the following ut
scEioed premises, situate in Snohomis,n
County, state OF Washington, town,
Lots 81 and 80 in Block S7e, Piat ~
everett. Division C" 10 decree ina
YOU have no interest. right title, -
late or lien therein and enJoin an ~
debar you from asserting any eiaAiH
therein OF in any parts thereof.
GEO. ". LOCTTlT
Plaintiffs Attornes'
T. q. Address. Room S25 Realty Bios
Corner Hewitt and Colhy AYenusJ
Everett, Snohomish County, STATE "
WASHINGTON
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one hundred and twenty-five G25) feet
10 point Of beginning, containing one
fourth Of an acre.
: Oue-fCurth acre sold 10 T. L
Morgan, the exact description Grant
crs canout give.
3-Ths right-1f-ways Of the County
roads Is now established
r J. FAU SSETT.
Plaintiffs Attorney. sO6-7 Stokes
BldE.. Everett Washington
Dale Of first publication Jan. .
Date Of last publication. Feb. 6.
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No 1886
SUMMONS ron PUBLICATION

In he Superior Court OF the cane Of
Washington. in and for the Comfy
Of Snohomish
Minnie Morgan. Plaintiff.
NS.
oscar 7. Morgan. Defendant
The State Of Washington IA ps-.-
T.. Morgan defendant
Ao- are Ae4to. summoned 10 ap-
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THE STATE or WASETNG-OE
To Charles Wagner ard Emma WsE-
1e- Shsa1- son G1c oE1ghter. respect =
1vslv. Of gonl 2 Wagner. deceased
and also tie ulElowG heirs q said
John Z. Wagner deceased. and also al
other persons CT parties uLkloW-
claiming any TlEhi. L-e. estate. len
q interest," IL the rezl estate described
IN the con- plant herein
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within sixty 800 DAYS after the date
Of the FIRST publicat3o- q ihlS sum
mons ro-Wit within SIXTY fENb DAYS
after me SIN day OF January, 1899, and
defend the above entitled action IN the
above entitled Court. and answer ths
complaint Of the plaln1lff snd serve 3
corn 81 your answer upon the under
cnrss attorneys for nlairHiff. al their
ofl 5rc hsioN slated and im case Of
.G4E failure 50 10 DC. judgment VII be
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N9t3-s hereby given mai Josep1
a. .1Ll=l-- rs executor cf ms AS
VAL and Testament q Christian Peter
sen 6=caz s=-. has 81 - win -ne ClsrE
q r-= above =-----e- ----r ms final
report and I=---.c- +-r c5s-r55ut5cr 51'
SAID estate and --s- re zf.cNs Court
-aS fixed Monday me -f1E day q
F4r-1a-E. 1890 II ne ho-- Of 81
q c.o-E a N & said day. O. a. soon
thereafter zs same can ~ heard =
1spz--Eeu. nc Il t1e above end
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--ucy A wagner, F-4-u-iff. rs Charles
wagner and Emma Wagner rIesu.
son and d4lEEter. respectively Of
John = II aEuer. deceased. and also
rhe Unknown heirs q SAID John B
wagner Deceased. and also ali 9TH
- persons or PARTIES unknown
Gaining any UgEL Tile. estate lien
81 interest IN The real estate de-
scrited in the Isla4uz herein De
PENDANTS
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IN TIE ERROR COURT OF TIE.
STATE OF TT4Sz-Nz G-C< u. AND
FOR >&-E .LISE COUNTY
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No -EF@E
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATIONS

X THE SUPERIOR COURT or The
STATE or ASt5-1sG TON. ~ AMI
FOB TIE COUNTY OF SNOEU-
MTSE
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smoke -Las. Sheets CHALLENGE
100 Cigars.
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NOTICE OF HARING AND SET
TLE&EST OF FINAL SEPOEy AND
PETITION Foz OLSTRBUTIoS
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IT ~--rE RIBBON" Cigar, Sc.
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-ast amount Of work now
remains 70 h.e done which The
intervention q war has neces-
ss-iiy delayed sud accuuu-
lated. and tie result : that
''f''' ve-y large capital ey-
cultures ought 70 h-e made
to make ~ fo- the iuterTup-
lions inevitably cue 70 the war
and 70 prepare the railroads 10
serve adequately the increased
t-sf- throughout the country
WALEER . HINES.
Director Genera. - .lS4.r9s5G
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y he SIpeFlOr Court q he $40 q
WashirgI01. II and for Inc County Of
sruhu-1sh.
FL Narsolals and his wife Lillian
Msssc. las. Plaintiffs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
SPIRITED RISE
IN BRILL COMMON
Heariness of Street Rail,ray
Shares Reflected Dissatistac-'
ton Orer Situation

\ further spirited rise of 10 points in
J. G.. Brll common stock to 90 was
the sensation of the day in the local
market After remaining in a position
of conspicuous obscurity for long
time the stock in the last few days sud
denly jumped into the limelight. with
out any definite explanation. There
was considerable trading in the stock
today. reaching close to 1000 shares be-
fore midday. and which. apparently,
had its origin largely in New York.
Much of both the buying and selling
was at least for the New York account.
At the outset the stock seemed to be
supplied, but after dipping to 5Ois, the
price was swiftly carried to 60. the
highest for years, and within Al of the
top record of 1910. in which year il
touched 64a. No dividends have been
paid on the stock since 1908. but last
wear the company cleared up all the
back dividends on the preferred stock
and restored it to Z per cent per an e
mum dividend basis.
The street railway shares which had
been the strong spots of the list devcl =
0pcd hravincss, with Philadelphia Rapid
Transit dropping back to 1915 and
Union Traction to 81. There is some g.
what dissatisfied feeling in market cir. q.
rl"S concerning the COmpany's position
and nS to the transit situation. The
temporary relief granted by the Pub
lie Service Commission was regarded
AZ only delaying the real solution of the
problem. Much depends. of course. on
the valuation established. There il a
feeling that Influential banking inter
csts in order to protect the large in
! SpGtmpnt in tho uD1nrlVip0 nnmno la,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
Community Markets
GRAIN MARK ET

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Whcat moved
erratcnlly today. although in the main
the market exhibited more resistance to
selling pressure than for some time. The
feature Of the session was buying by cx-
pOrterS. who were exchanging futures
for cash.
The seabOard reported a good. in d.
quiry fer shipment abroad. Swiss in .
terNstS were purchasing. and there also
was now buying for Belgium. About
100. 900 bushels were taken hy Bel
GUM at the Gulf. The labor situation
in Great Britain continued the d0mi
mating factor.
Al eadins houses had smal selling or
dcrS in the pit at the outset. With
local professional operators inclined to
press the selling side. initial quotations
were weaker. December leading. Later
prices moved up 3Rc TO 30 on cover
! ing. due to more ontimiStic adviceS on
the British coal strike.
Offerings from the country were lib
crnl. however, and the market drOpDcd
&c to Tc from the early high point.
Following this there were rallies.
/ Receipts at Winnipeg continued
heavy end Canadian -four is filling W
many holes in the United States.
| The situation in corn was similar tC
that in wheat. Good buying was un
covered on all dips. An elevator in
tcrcSt was credited with selling on every
bulge. Offerings from the country and
notices of ronSignments decreased.
The domestic shipping demand. how
ever, was slow and the cash article
was easier. Stocks are increasing. Th'
East reported sales Of more than 800.
000 bushels for export in the las
twenty four hours.
Oats were fsatuIclcs The markr
generally was fairly steady, with shorts
taking profits. The cash article wa
unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
Little Change In Price Of Wool

Boston. oct, 22.-The Commerc al BuI.
lctin tomorrow W II say: The demand
for wool continues moderate with prices
changed but little The choice Austria
liam woods r. ught largely by America
orc frmer, since the opening In Mel
bourne although the average to info
-ior woods have shown declining tend
rcy and Withdrawals have been heavy.
The goods market here Is rather chaotic
q'ill, but the Willingness of operatives in
the mills to accept cuts In wages OF is
TO 20 per cent in order to keep mills
at the moment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Oct. 22.-The market for
coffee futures opened this morning one
point lower on January and to I points
higher on the other options. Floor trad
ers were using caution in the execution
of orders. being disposed to feel out the
market. after Thursdays violent huc-
tuations.
shortly after the call the market
steadied itself and prices started to work
upward on sustained buying. At II
o'clock. after sell ng off to 7.45c. Decem-
Der snapped back to 7.5Oc. March up
S20c and May to S5Oc or about 10
points above initial figures.
Gables reported continued firmness In
the Brazil markets There was a feel
ing here that the big break in prices last
n ght carried values too low and there
was a disposition to cover Sentiment
was nervous and fluctuations again COW
cred a wide range
Around midday, on reported European
selling. December dropped to 7.l5c,
March to 7.SOc and May to 82Oc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
COTTON MARKET

New York. Oct. 22.-Thc cotton mar
kpt opened strong. net rise of ~ to
% points being shown on expectations
that the strike of the British coal min
ers would be settled soon. This belief
was reflected in very trm cables from
Liverpool and heavy purchasing by Liv.
CrpOOl to cover straddles.
Trade was on q big scale and prices
moved upward easily in the face Of re-
ports from Fall River about further
curtailmcnts at mills there.
At the end Of the first twenty min
utrs the market was still active and firm
holding most Of the initial gains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
Raw SUGARS Continue Quiet

New York. oct. 22-The raw sugar
market continues quiet with some sugars
obtainable on the basis of 8.7S cents
duty paid. Buyers show Indifference
There were no sales reported yesterday.
Importations yesterday included 5000
bags Porto R'cos to the National Co
'c.u retin"i market Is virtually III
changed Ar. uCk,e Brothers are Ict
Accepting anv business today.
Willett & Gray say there has been an
ircrC ased demand for Java white sugars
for export to Europe and recent sales
total from 5000 to 5000 tons at around
cents per pound in bond. (. o. b.
steamer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. oct. - 22-RLTTER. Unssttr.d
Receipts t"+7 tubs, Creamery, higher than
extras, 5Tl7 a 5Sc; croamcr". extras fO1
BIC.
EGGS. Irregular. Receipts ia 500 c1ses
Fresh gathered. extra hrrts. ~ IOc; Arsts
G3 n G6c: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hrnncry white. first TO extras S5c n
81 state. Pennsylvania and nearby west.
town henn"ry browns. extras. 75qrSSc: do.
gathered browns and mixed coors. FIRST t.
extras H3MT2c.
CHEESE, Stcadier. Receipts, illg boxes
ga O. whole mills. Hats hCid specials Pm
sc; do, average run. 2+T26c: state. whol"
milk fats, current make, specials 24To5c:
do. average run. 80 II 23C state. whole milk
twins. h"'d special @7N27hc; do. average
run "Id
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WHITE OIL LEADS
TRADING ON CURB
Issue in Big Demand at 24Ia.
Industrials Are
Draggy

New York, Oct. 22.-The Broad
street curb market was quiet and steady
in the early part of the day. White
Oil sold at % and then declined to "a ".
but was in practically unlimited de-
mand at 241a, rejecting desire to
accumulate by the holders. General
Asphalt ranged from 5S to 30 and Simms
Petroleum was traded in at 11& to
11A. Carib Syndicate sold at 173s to
1T5s.
1ndustrials moved within narrow lin.
its, some stocks holding to fixed prices
throughout the early trading. Sweets
Company was traded in at 2M to 2as.
A sale of Hercules Paper was made
at 90.
Nipissing was in supply during the
forenoon, yielding X to "a under small
sales, but later recovered its loss.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Oct 22.-A fair business
was done in spot cotton today with
prices steady on the basis OF an advance
OF So points for middling at 15.73d
The sales were 5000 bales The receipts
were 10000 bales, including 10. 500 bales
American. Futures were steady In the
early dealings. Spot prices were
American, middling fair, 2l.54d; good
middllng. lS4Sd fully middling, I7.22d
middling. l5.73d low middlng, li.93d
good ordinary, S.9Sd, and ordinary
7.S9d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22

.bL per cent paper secured by 5A per
cent certificates. and per cent on paper Sc.
cured by an per cent and per cent certIn.
Gates, -
rate horne by certificates pledged as coIlat-
eral with minimum OF per cent In the case
| OF Phila lelph,a; Atlanta. Kansas City and
Dallps and bh por cent In the case of
Cleveland. Richmond Chicago and San Fran.
cisco.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Argentina Has Bio Wheat cro,

BueD0S Aires. Oct. 22-OhlclaI figures
show that 6.o76 900 hectares OF wheat
have h"Cn sown in Argentina, and that
100000 nectar have been sown to
lnseed. 1t is estimated by La Epoca,
government organ, that this years wheat
crop will be 100000 tons and that the
linseed crop will approximate 10000
tons.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Oct 22.-Foreign exchange
rates were irregular at the opening to-
day with the tone In the major eX-
changes generally frmer. Demand
sterling was up ~ cents. francs II
point. and lire up Y point. Marks were
unchanged.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 3.43a cables 3.44ia :
franc cables $40. checks 6 As; lire cables
3.77R. checks 3.77 marks unchanged Mt
1.43; Swiss cables 1885. checks 1880 ;
Belgian cables G.Si checks $50; pesetas
cables 1920, checks 1913; Stockholm
cables 1866. checks 1860; Christiania
cables 1915, checks 1870; Copenhagr m
cables 1890. checks 1885; guilder
cables 80. 80. checks 3075.
Sterling held steady and Continentals
recedcd In cthe early trading. Demand
sterling was 343R. cables 3.449s franc
cables 6.47. checks 6.46: lire cables
3.74 u checks 3.74 marks lac. Argen-
tine was lower at 1880
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Demand. ..... 3.IlS G.+3 3.7+ 30 IL
Gables. 3I2h Gas $40 3Os5
ToDAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Gullders
csples Gs%ssd' ss44ss's Sts S.ts s.7777n $3.50 $3.50
NOON QUOTATIONS
sterlir.s Francs Lire Guilders
Demand ..... 3+3I 6.I8 a.I4 .....
Gables ~. 34ih G47 375 ....,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
MoNEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call. both
classes OF collateral. op'ned today at
per cent for lending and renewing
4 good demand for call money was
reported at per cent, but II was thought
improbable that tho rate would be APP
preciablv above that figure.
A good many brokerage houses are
temporarily over supplied with call
funds. on the other hand. only moder-
ate inquiry 's apparent for 1xed date
funds and the supply Is equally limited
The moderate business done in this
class Is done at per cent, the nominal
minimum.
There Is nothing new to report in the
other financial markets. Prime bank
aCccptances continued quiet at un.
changed quotations.
Tho same Is true OF mercantile paper
which is quoted nominally at the time
money minimum
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
Prices Firm on ParIs sours.

the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes
were quoted at 74fr Toe; exchange on
London b3fr sac; Ave pen cent loan s6fr
46c, The dollar was quoted at 16fr
46hc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS

SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
U.!nes East aud Westp
1920 Increase
Second week October -. .341, ,334 ST7i.0Ss
March to Oct. Il. ICE. .32l ,08i 10, 48i ,032
MOBILE AND OHIO '-
Second week October SAFE. 500 sss.sas
March I TO Oct n :. II 1850. 0s2 l.s1o.5ls
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
PHILADELPHIA per cent
L.. q -. cant mnlerclul M nor hra.

time. per cent; commercial paper three
TO six months. 6 per cent.
(Note-These are merely nominal
quotations, as the legal rate OF Interest
in the state of Pennsylvania is fixed at
9 per cent. Plus premiums and commits
sion. time money for thirty to ninety
DAYS is loaned at to Sk per cent,
while commercial paper, from three to
six months, Is being offered at 8 to 8h
per cent?
LOSDON-Money is quoted at per
cent. Discount rates, short bills 81 q
5h per cent; three months bills SIS q
5ll-l6 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-22
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official rediscount rates at the twelve Fed
eraI Reserve banks are az follows;
Treas. Lib. Coml Bkrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

have soen him In action- The
question Of I-bnard's rial weight
IL one Of the rial mysteries Of
the ring. It's = einch thai he's
no lightweight any more OF he
wouldn't be willing to box -ueh
big fellows NJ Mike O'Dowd.
B~nny'- cxpr~~-osi his willing.
ness Ia met Mike several times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
What They Say

ifornia's sunshine these days. HI
will not say definitely that he In thru
with baseball. and Pacific Coast fam
are hoping TO see him In a Coas'
league uniform before the summer Y
over. The prince says:
Tim thru with baSessan - ~ -
the Last 10 oenccrned. Nov Yss&
sent contract for th1s eeas~o.
n wns n better contract than ] haA
last year. Last season. Lywsves. I
took u cut Of $1,000. WHEN I west
over To the r~dersis In 1914 I aocepe-
ell big money. The agreement wne
that I would get the came csin ~
Fesis paid me after I came hark
from Buffalo and Joined the White
sox again. This ccutraee wont un4t1
last year. 7 don't think ! was gctng
back. hut know that u would be .
matter Of two o~ three year, befsgo
I'D have To break for the minosS-
chance came To get Into businenes
80 too1 H.. Possibly hsd they -
fered me tho eosn ! wss getting wiAh
the Feder~is I might have stock y
out another scasOn- Hea. ] might
play ball n little the Cost. ~
don't like the IDEA of playing sv0y
day. maybe a couple Of times . wss&.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
SMASHES
RECORDS;
EARNS
$125,OOO
BY IoRRY A. JACOBS

NEW YORK. Juno 1.-THE great.
est horse OF history and the BABE
Ruth of the race track Ia Man-o'
War. the hair Play-Mahueah colt
No thoruhred has ever won
ssoa, 600 In stakes snd purses In
the history Of the race track. but
Il appears tn BE- certain thai the
great hearted colt thai broke the
record for the mile n few days
ago will accomplish il with ease.
Man.o'war earned Sss,ssS as a
two-year-old IN winning nine out OF
ten races. lie added f2a. 900 with
the PreaknesS Stakes at the begin
ming 81 the season. and brought hts
total up TO about ti:S. 200 when he
gallopsd his record mile In the With
pphs Stakes at Belmont park n few
days ago.
lie is scheduled for tho Belmont
Stakes-
BIG STAKES
AHEAD
But he viii gst his great chance to
shove his winnings past the 5000, o0o
mark when he enters the Latonla
Championship stakes next fall, com
petins for $4,000.
Msnc'.Var's performance In
the Withers Stakes was by far
one Of the most rcrnars<abie ever
witnessed. Jockey Hummer WAS
compelled to hold the colt In
practically the entire distance.
and he snapped over the line
with his head bowed low. 20
strongly did Hummer pun him.
''I could give him his head but
for one-stxteenth of the mile" said
Hummer II knew be was breaking
n record. but knew Il was best not
20 let him out He could have done
the mile full second or more better
and stiii have eeon held in"
ONLY TWO
FASTER
But two horses have done faster
miles than Man-o.war. and their
races werr run against time. Saliva.
tor. running against tine. clicked off
a mile In 1880 IN las IS. This stood
until Roarner. also running against
time. cut n TO i-ssi-3
sun FrlAr and Fairy Wand for.
rneriy held the record for the mile IN
race time nj i.3s Is. Man-o'.wer
time In the withers Stakes was
las IS.
And 50 II looks as tho Man-o'war.
ike Babe Ruth. is IN class by him.
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11

The champion win Dor twice
bsfc~c appearing In Seattle. taxi.
inx on jimmy Duffy In =
four-round bout In the south and
then boxing Shrfnrr week In
Portland with Johnny Sheppard.
English champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-11
MIKE DONIIN

Sooner or later they all 20 out tc
the Polo grounds 70 see the dents In
the right field stands. Mike Donlir
went out the other day. and this "a
what he found out:
II went cot 10 see babe kiss ono
which h. did. III tell the worid that
this bird Erts moro punch than any
one I ever saw. aud J remember how
Iajoie. D-iettsnty. wagner and those
ether su,aekrrs did II. II seemed TO
me not more than two seconds
slap~ed between the tiuie babe
Isanosi on the ball until u czromed
oft q seat In tho stands. . don't be-
Ii~se \ ever saw . ball travel more
swiftly. IN believe all they say
about him from nSw on. A. 10 Cobb's
siump--whs the Peach is all tied up.
lie Isn't relaxing enough pct. When
Cobb is In his stride he has an easy
stand aud doesn't appear over
ansious. I-cel At him now. Wait
until the hot WEATHER thsw~ that
baby cot and notice the difference
In him mp there ut tho plate"
HAL CHASE
Prince Hal Chase Is basking in Cal