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Evening star., 1921-02-23
Metal Bag TOPS
each, 45c

You cannot fail to be at
tracted by the excellence Of
these metal bag tops, in
plain, oval or ound ing
shapes, in shiny or dull sill
yer.
First Floor
Evening star., 1921-02-23
Individual Cottage Cheeses.

One housewife fills her poached egg
pans at night with clabbered milk
and leaves it to drip overnight. The
next morning the cheese cakes are
turned upon Individual dishes and
each person mixes the curd with
thick cream and salt and pepper to
taste. Served on lettuce leaf this
is very ter'n+'--~ morning dish.
Evening star., 1921-02-23
OUR CLOTHES

There's Art in clothes.
People didn't always
wear them.
Way back in the ages
human beings decorated
their bodies with paint.
Now they decorate them
with c OF hing. Before
people learned to make
the loom and spinning
wheel, and to use their
products, they arrayed
themselves in feathers
and furs.
And the kind of mate
rial, the style and FASH
ion of wearing it, indi-
Gated the social status of
the individual.
So, today, the quality
and style of your clothes
are m a nif e stations of
your taste and culture.
That's why it is SO inn
portant that you should
make your purchases
from stores that can be
relied upon to give you
the best in quality and
fashion.
Evening star., 1921-02-23
$z.25 Imported
Organdies, $l.O

The fres hness of
Springtime is we'll ex,
pressed in these beautiful
Organdies - there are
rainbow hues, as well as
the staple shades. Also
black and white. The
fabric is As inches wide.
very fine and sheer, OF
permanent finish, and is
much in demand for
blouses, frocks, collar
and cuff sets.
First FlOOr-LansburEh d
Brother
Evening star., 1921-02-23
These Muslin
Nightgo,0ns
haze long sleeves

So many women have
been asking for long
sleeved gowns that we
are glad to be able to an
nounce their arrival-but
there are also plenty OF
light = weight, S h ort-
sleeved gowns here, too.
NIGHTGOWNS OF
Fruit of the Loom muslin.
with long sleeves and we'll
fitting yokes, trimmed with
tucks and embroidery edge.
At S1.50.
NIGHTGOWNS-Made of
good quality muslin, with V
neck and long sleeves, with
tucking and embroidery in
sertion and edging for trim.
At SI.25.
PHILIPPINE GOWNS
With embroidered scallops
on neck and sleeves all
hand sewed and embroider-
ed. Special at $1.95.
PHILIPPINE COW MS
and ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Hand sewed, and daintily
embroidered on good quality
nainsook. At SOS.
MIG WINS
Made of good quality
nainsook and muslin.
attractively tri mined
with EN- b OF deries.
Special at 99c.
BLOOMERS-In seco silk,
with self ruffles and of flesh
colored batiste. prettily lace
trimmed. Special at 99c.
Third Fl0or-Lansburgh &
Brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
BOLDT'S CAFE
GRID TEAM
TO PRACTICE.

A large number OF former high
school grid players met at The Star
office last night to make final ar.
engagements for the organization OF n
team. Jim Boldt. weli.known restau-
rant man. was on hand to meet the
youngsters and has promised nnan
ciai aid
The team. 70 be composed entirely
OF amateur players. win be known as
the Boldt's Cafe eleven.
The aggregation will hold It's first
practice Thursday evening. at $50.
on Lincoln playficld.
Games with many teams about the
state have been lined up and a good
schedule Is being arranged By Man
agcr vern Keeper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
by ROY GROVE

MOTHER world h The rpe for sonnrone
"A elc . for In this Flat Of famo
Who'll ID be-
last year nm wsuAssar~s did IL
completing during tac big scrs with
Brookyn that had been cquAcd In tho big
and that probaby wfL
guatfor tcrus AWAY
freak plays and mkphys Of The par<
yIyN Coast
w tho he announced
exhibition between Sacramento and The
Chicago Nationals then training the Coast
toward short
thru AL the motions
o throwing nrst
slapped his glove II making the
esnterrder uadiy chasing the ban
rTUE goof pitching Iowa wood cfprs
. ptrhr doe Quinn thrn man
put In ringy christening him "ube-
delivery but the first inning he four ss
prevented 81 doc
In Of filled the bases before
he thru without being scod on lie never
by inning without paving at least two men,
innings. addition 10 ths
wskcd-snd homo with . string Of goose essA
MIKE GRADY holding
l They all the first inning
Chicago Grady.
fumb sackers head lie got
the
ban he n wide the
and another speeding home from
dropped ban Wild
the hit and the
chaked and distinct bungieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Star Soccer Leagues
Begin Play October 2
Shift Made Because Fields Won't Be in Shape Until
Then; Senior Managers Meet at Star Tonight; Jun
Tor Schedule Il Still Held Up

>HE STAR junior and senior leagues won't begin
play until October g. The playfieds win not be marked
for soccer play and goal posts won't be up until that time
Both the senior and junior divisions will get under way
at that time
The senior have been asked to meet at The
Star tonight promptly at to discuss plans for having
an even number OF teams. Five entered.
Because of the change of the opening day of play
junior schedule will not be printed until after the senior
division is made up both schedules be published at
the time.
With the opening date coming week later registration
lists OF players won't be called for until next week. with all
lists being due not later than September g.
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halted the second game.
Instead of being pennant
contenders the Indians face a
real fight to keep their first
division berth, as the Oak
hnd Acorns are pounding right on
their tails. but two and . half
games behind
Seattle Is not yet out Of the pen
amt fight. but their chances are
lllmer than q thin dime. During
he next two weeks Seattle plays
Los Angeles and san Francisco
While Oakland is playing Sacramen-
70 ard Salt Lake. The Oaks arc
given . good chance to win both Of
these series, as they viii be playing
On their home lot
Portland Is playing real baseball
and they may give san Francisco
and Los Angeles just ms tough go
ing IS they did Seattle II they
Do. and Seattle breaks even with
them. Sacramento has q chance TO
breeze home with the flag. aitho
they viii be playing two tough
teams IN Oakland and Vernon
It's still anybody's race. but u
looks like Los Angeles. Every
body's entitled to guess. and
that's our choice.
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on this years intake Is completed
Baseball. despite unemployment.
has doomed during the season. And
the boom has resulted IN attendance
records being broken at many parks.
Tho close race for the finish u only
whctting the appetitnz OF the bugs
TO be In ~ the knockout
II The Polo Grounds u the scene
Of . part or all Of the games. the
golden shower at the gate win be
come a cioudburst. for the New York
park win hold countless more fans
than the comparatively small stands
at Cleveland. with . nerrnsi capacity
of about I'll 900. and Pitrburg with
-. 900. And the bigger the gate. the
bigger the players cut of the melon.
HIGH
RECORD
The white sox. Red series IN 1918
holds the high record 20 date for re-
eelpts. Th~o4a1arters Of million
dollars was turned In at the gate
during tho eight games by .ss.s2s
fans.
The Cincinnati world champs col.
iccted siiT.isr al their share. while
tho losing Chicago team took SIS. 100.
This doesn't include any money that
may have been left lying around
under pillows By mistake.
In tho 1890 Cleveland. brooklyn
scrien copied by the Indiana each
Cleveland player drew down $4,000.
While the members Of tho Dodgcr
crew got $4,000 APIECE
Tho 20 series. next TO the white
Sox. Red affair. played TO the hgErss
money Of any OF the de luxe baseball
attractions Receipts for the seven
games were s5st.T ss turned in By
more than iTs.ooo bugx
'Is SERIES
JOKE
Martins restrictions ana me
turning Of public interest from the
world series battle 10 the world hat
tie overseas made the 1918 games
between the Red Sox and the Cubs
more or less OF a 3oke- For the
six games the players tot ~ their
share only tss.5s7 as compared with
more than $4,000 turned over nr
the share of the players the year
before IN the Same numt>r OF
games In the White Sox Giant
series
Not since 1914 has . tram copied
in four s;raight games. In that year
the Braves took over the Athletics
- Al a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

Golfers
Qualify
Stein, Speirs and Steil Are
Among 81 Playing for
Title; Ouimet Leads

CT. LOUIS. Sept 2o--C,arke Spetrs.
~ Bon Stein and Leo steil. seattie's
big golfing three. are entered In
first round matches Of match
play for the amateur golf champion
ship OF the United States here to
day. the three being among the 81
to qualify In Mondays play.
stef Is playing T. d. Armour. Of
Scotland. and speirs Is playing Rob
crt Gardner. of Chicago. while Stein
drew 4 bye
Francis Oufrnet was low man IN
Mondays qualifying round with a
card OF IA. setting a new course
record with a 60 for the FIRST Is
holes.
Gardner was SECOND with is2.
Clarke Speirs led the Seattle con-
tingent with 1854
Lee Steil turned IN fe1 and Bon
Stein is,.
II. Chandler Egan. Of Portland.
with fs4. failed 10 qualify.
The pairings for the first round
matches. In the order OF draw. fol.
low:
Upper Half
Won Elm and Clifford. Weber and
Lord. seckei and Johnston. Marston
and ouimet, Brockenkamp and Held.
Dexter and Evans, Sweetscr and
Anderson. Boyd and Burning.
Lower Half
Stefl and Armour. Speirs and
Gardner. Wells and Knepper. Stein
and a bye. Simpson and Manion.
Hunter and Blanchard. Wolff and
Jones. Willing and lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

AGAIN IN
THE LEAD

NEW YORK. Sept 3o.-DetroIt
beat the Yankees yesterday. while
Cleveland remained Idle. but the
Indians moved up into nirst place
rs the result of the Tiger victory.
cIcveland's percentage b .s2s and
New York's Is .ee7.
In the National. -Babe- Adams
set the Giants back and cut down
their lead TO three and . half
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
TILDEN WINS
NET FINALS;
SHOWS CLASS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. .o.-Play-
Ing wonderful tennis. william rilden
H.. OF Philadelphia, proved his right
TO the worlds tennis championship
when he easily defeated Wallace r.
Johnston. his feilow-townsman In
the finals Of the American national
singles here Monday.
Tilden swept thru the three scts
With the loss OF but i've games. win
ming 81. IS. e-f.
This cinches the No. I ranking for
Tndcn for tho second straight time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
BILL JAMES TAKES
70 NIT GAME

Remember Bill James, hero OF the
Boston Nationals OF 1914. who got
his start In baseball here In 1927
Well, Bill. who threw his arm out
for the Braves In their fight for the
world baseball honors In IA. IL TAX
ing up tho mitt game He's going
10 fight In q main event late this
month In a little berg named Al
band. Cal. His opponent has not
been named yet Bills q heavy.
weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

meyer took charge Of al the guard
and tackle candidates and put them
thru some stiff PAGES In buekins.
Coaches Bagshaw. Mathews and
Daley coached the ends and backs
In tackilng. kicking. catching punts.
open field running and interference
The men wore their shoulder pads
yesterday for the first time
Tho Grit secret practice Of the
season was held yesterday after
noon About an hour after the
afternoon practice opened Bagshaw
ordered all spectators out and then
called all Of the men together. Only
the players and coaches know what
went on after that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

week when he lost the de-.
cision to Harry Eagles, will
have his second chance to.
make good tonight at the Pa
vilion when he takes on
Johnny Jordan, the hard-hit-
ting Anacortes lightweight,
in one of the feature bouts or
the Cascade A. G. card.
Pinkman's Judgment Of dis
lance was poor last week and
he Rugged Eagles for dear
life in the fourth round. But
it was his first start in two
years. Tonight will be tho
big test for the Shrinking Violet
Eddie can fight If he wants to ana
IL he does there should be plenty Of
action. because there's no doubt but
what he carries kick In that right
mitt
Jordan ISM as experienced As Ed
die. but he hits wen and moveA
around like a conner.
In the main 90 tonight. Denny
Edwards. the popular little coIoved
hantic, tangles with George Adams
OF Oakland They're both clever
ring men. and IL they light accord
ing to form they should put up =
good bout
Eddie Moore and Eddie Men. the
little fellows who have met here sew
crai times before. 60 on In the spe-
cial event This looks IKE the best
bout OF the night
Frankie Pantley Il scheduled tn
tackle Mike Mitchell In the bantam-
weight division while Johnny Ray
and Bud Fitzgerald. Eighties. open
the show.
The first bout WIN get under vayl
at $40 as usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
CLAUDE DERRICK
IN Rad AT TOLEDO

Claude Derrick, who played Tor
! eeattis . short time In 1919. and
1ne Of the worst shortstops we ever
expect to see In action. Is certainly
In bad In Toledo. Ohio. After being
advanced $1,000 on the season be
fore the American association race
started Derrick showed his appreci-
alton By jumping the club recently.
He jumped the Seattle team by re
quest He must have found the
fountain of youth. or else they
play goofS baseball In that circuit
n they win advance q player like
Derrick any dough-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

Will PROBABLY De the stTOHgesl
that has ever worn the Pur-
pie and Gold since the days
of Gil Dobie.
Erwin C'crum-o Daley. veteran
Washington backfield man. is the
latest addition 70 the staff OF coaches
at the University. Daley will coacn
the backfleld men. '-Crum" was out
In a suit last night. and II sure
looked good to see the old boy trot.
ting around In a unie. even II he
won't be able to play.
The men went thru q hard prac-
tice session yesterday. They were
called out In the morning. besides
the regular afternoon practice- In
the afternoon Line Coach Brock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
HERMAN TO
FIGHT BUFF

NEW YORK. Sept. zo.-F1yweight
Champion Johnny Buff fights Ban
tamweight Champion Pete Herman
here Friday night for tho worlds
bantamweight championship. Tex
Richard Is staging the bout and IL
will be held at the Madison Square
Garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
HACK MILLER HAS
REUH sV-P- BEFORE

Hack Miller. the Oakland siugger.
1pho has been sold to the Chicago
70 tisnals. has been In the big
nxues before. playing with the
koston Americans for a brief time
fin 1919 He was sent up to bat
once for Babe Ruth, who was
then hurting for the Sox and doing
odd Jobs In the outfield. What
Hack accomplished hitting for Ruth
n sfitl 4 secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
GOLF STARS
TO COMPETE

OTTAWA. Sept 2o.--Mlss Cecil
Leitch. woman open golf champion
Of Great Britain and France. and
Miss Aiexa Stirling. woman open golf
champion Of tho United States and
Canada survived tho qualifying
round In the annual Canadian cham.
pionship tourney here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
NO CAPTAIN
AT EAST TECH

East Tech high school Of Clevc-
land. the team that put UP such
classy game against Everett last
New Years day. win probably go
thru the season without a captain.
Captain-elect Greenshieid viii not be
back TO school and It is doubtful
whether a SUCCESSOR to him viii be
appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
COAST CHAMP
BOXES DRAW

NEW OELEANs. Sept TO-
Jimmy Darcy OF Portland. Pacific
Coast middleweight champion.
boxed q ib.round draw with Frank
Carbone of New Orleans here last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
NEW WORLDS
MARKS MADE

SYRACUSE, Sept eo.-Fred Lud-
low. on = Harley Davidson. set new
worlds motorcycle records over q
dirt road here for one. five and ten
miles. His time for the mile was
+4.o5 seconds. for five miles It was
5:5o.s. and for ten miles II was
7.3e.&.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
IGHTHANDERS
LEAD HITTERS

For the first Time In years right
handed batters are leading both
leagues In batting. Rogers Horns
~. OF ST. Louis. leads the National.
while Harry Holman. Of Detroit.
heads the American circuit Both
rank not only as httters. but great
s,uggers. As many extra base wal
Iops are credited to them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
ARMY POLO
TEAM WINS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 7o.--The
Army polo team defeated the Phila-
dclphia Country club team In the
first game Of the open polo cham
pior-iIfA Of the United States here
yesterday. The score was 10 goals
TO 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
SCOTS GREAT
RECORD

Everett Scott. the Boston Red sox
shortstop. who has already played
b over 500 consecutive games. wiz
have played in s33 games II he
doesn't miss this year. He cannot
reach the 1000 mark until 1923.
but that's his ambition and it's some
goal to shoot at. as II takes a good
1nany seasons to play 1000 games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
LOS ANGELES OPENS
HERE WEDNESDAY

Los Angeles will open the big
series with the Seattle club here
"Wednesday. SO far this season the
G<raphs have been dynamite 10 the
hjocAls. winning Is ont Of 20 from
The tribe. The Angels put them
oslves In the race by kicking the
tar out Of the San Francisco Seals
recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
HARPER SOLD
TO CINCINNATI

Harry Harper. former Seattle out
fielder. who has been starring with the
Little Rock club OF the Southern
association for two seasons. leading
the league In hitting last year. has
been sold TO the Cincinnati Reds.
He win report next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
HOCUE LEADS
RIFLE SHOTS

CAMP PERRY. Sept &C. s.
Hoguc. Of Philadelphia led the Ma
tional Rif1c association champion
Ships. at Camp Perry. last night.
with score OF s23 out Of a possible
1000.
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Is
Making
Races
Bigger World Series Mel
on Looms for Players
This Year; Dough Dope

He fssciouness
Of the 1871 world
serics melon has
= lot 20 do with
the fcrocity OF
the baseball night
down the homo
stretch.
All receipts
records for the
big mix are ex-
pccted 70 he shat
tered when the
ksox office count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
lizard IS PLAYING
IN WESTERN LEAGUE

wicked" Willie Lesrd, who used
% play second base for Seattle in
the dear old days. Is sIfl sticking
to the diamond. Latest reports
have him playing second base for
sioux City In the Western league.
Leard has not yet learned how TO
control his temper and he got into
BID rumpus In 81 Joseph the 9th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
CHARLIE WHITE
EASY WINNER

DENVER Sept 20. - Charlie
White. the Chicago iightie. easily de-
fcated Jimmy Hanion. OF Denver. in
their ten-round bout here last night
Mother. bring home some of
Boldt's Milk Brcadi-Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Oakland
| Looming
I Strong
Portland Socks Seattle
Another on Chin; Oaks
Are Now Dangerous
BY LEO II. LASSEN

} X Il IL A n ~
socked Seat
tie another on
the chin Mon
day.winning a
10 to 0 count,
making it five
out of eight
for the series,
c O m plehng
the rout OF
the Indians
d e n n a n I
hopes. Ram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Second
Chance
for Ed
Four Other Good Bouts
Lined Up for Smoker 1t
Pavilion Tonight

Ode PINK
MAN, S e a t
tie Zig h t.
weight, W h o
made a dizzy
fzzle out Of
his first at
t e m pit to
come back in
the squared
circle last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
FRANK GARCIA
WINS DECISION

Garcia of Los Angeles was awarded
a referees decision over frankie
Onmer OF Springfield. In. aftes
their e,ght-round 80 hero last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

UUHHlHFJF FFTWTh GUILTY VNITfT Z.
BY Cooper 1. By Mack :. ~ Ellison :
Hasss On bsiis-off Dsfnsree Z. off Coop
90 J. off Mack 1. OF Ellison 7. Off noas
!. rwo-baHe hits--Fools. Baker. Murphy
Eidrcd !. Cor. woifsr. Home run--oins.
iardL Double piays-cox 90 Poole: Pat
t~rson 20 ksn~oftby TO Murphy. Poole 10
Patton. Wolfer to King Hit b. pitched
tsiis-Wolf~r. BY DemAree. Lafayette By
fiilann Wild pitch Ellison. InninrN
pitched ny Demarcs ~, runs 9, hits 3
at bat ~. BY Daley -. run. 0, hits O.
az bat .. BY Cooper a. rune !. bite Z. At
bat a BY Ellison 80. runs q. hits g. at
BAT -. ~ Mack ~. runs. hits :, at
bat IL ~ Hons Z. runs ). hits D. AZ bat
>. Credit victory 20 Ro.r, charge defeat
70 Marh. Runs responsible for-Beuares
5. DALEY a. Cooper :. Marx :. Jacobs o
Ellison 7. Rass 2. johnson o. Tim, 81
same; hoaEa umpires--casey and
AcoNw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

cr day, the coppers threatening 10
lock him up, but they didn't be-
cause the Sioux city outfit didn't
have anybody TO put In his place.
and the cops listened 10 reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Bagshaw Is Working
His Grid Men Hard
Varsity Mentor Has Football Men Rounding Into Con-
dition Rapidly; Secret Practice; Erve Daley Joins
Coaching Staff
BY TOM OLSEN

JDGING from the shape that the Univer-
sity of Washington football team is
rounding into, after only a few days
practice, Coach Enoch Bagshaw is going
to march a strong eleven on the field for
the coming season.
Bagshaw has his work thoroly systema-
tiled and there's not wasted moment
during practice.
Already the material Bagshaw has on
hand is taking the form Of a football
h a little over two weeks to so before the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

SALT LAKE, Sept 3o.--Ceorre
Soils lost . hx-round decision to
Louie Paluso hero last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
HARDING MAY
SEE OPENER

WASHINGTON. Sept eo.-Prcsi.
dent Harding has been extended an
invitation to attend the opening
game OF the worlds series by n. u.
Johnson. president OF the American
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

In Finlsnd there b . stone which,
like the barometer. forecasts die
weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

You can easily learn 70 dance ut
Brights. 1904 9TH. cor. Pine.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
PM1NAN MUST MAKE GOOD I'm BOUT WITH JORDAN AT PAVILION


IofhaAa ~ iAs o.
GAMES THIS WEEK
f>os Angeles at Seattle.
Han Franeisco Al Portland
Sacramento At Oakland
Salt Lake at Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

machine and with little two weeks to so before the
opening game the Washington eleven that faces Whitman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

Tothia ....-..kt ~ IL
snatted for psmaree tn mn.
fBatfod fer Middleton In ninth
matted for Murphy In ninth
Esars ftsefu~aa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-11
Race War Only Delayed.

To end the series Of predictions.
easy enough for all. set forth In
the preceding lines, we may de-
clare that the disarmament con-
gress will succeed I'm slightly re-
tarding the outbreak Of the great
struggle which threatens Asia.
This outbreak viii DO delayed,
but delayed only. Before many
years the Government Of the United
States will have TO adjust itself TO
ono Of the two horns Of the follow
ing dilemma:
Either to accept the invasion Of
the yellow peoples, who, because
Of their indefatigable fertility. win
end by Transforming the United
States into japanese settlements In
constant struggle with tho rest Of
the population.
Or to oppose the invasion BY force.
II the congress At Washington
have mediocre political results, It
Will ut least serve to show once
more that Gin spite Of the dreams
Of paciflsts and their dissertations
upon Righteousness, the life Of the
peoples continues to be dominated
by the memorable law Of the strong
est.