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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
The noslcruclnns.

The Roslcrucinns were members OF
n mystic secret society which became
known TO the public early In the Sew.
enteenth century, ana was alleged tpa
have been founded by German noble
called Christian HoseRkreuz In 1888.
He was said to have died at the age
of l00. The RosicrucIans pretended
to be able to transmute metals, tbs
prolong life and TO know what was
passing In distant places. Their Sc
cret was never revealed, II there was
one to reveal. The society Is said to
have died cut In the Eighteenth CEN
tury,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15

tary Academy.
Commander Booth Mckinney late
of Admiral Andrews stan In o. the
Mediterranean. has relieved Lleuten.
ant Commander Foy AZ assistant u
the station commandant. Lieutenant
Commander William r. Madison re
mans assistant to the district com
mandant.
Captain Charles NJ, DeValin, re.
Gently In charge OF the naval hospital
at New Orleans, Is to reli We Captain
Dennis. in charge OF the hospital hero
and Commander Gwen j, Mink Of the
medical corps viii relieve Captain c.
S. Butler, who goes to Washington u
take charge OF a medical corps school
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
Glass Workers Lose Slaht,

Many Of the workmen In the glass
factories Of Venice begin to lose their
sight after they have passed their for.
tieth year and soon become totally
blind. The Impairment of vision Is
caused by the excessive heat and the
glare from the glass furnaces.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
Beautiful Girl in Big Orange.

At an orange show In San Ber-
nardino, Cal, one Of the most attrac-
tive exhibits was huge orange quar-
tered with n beautiful girl inside. At
regular intervals the orange opened
and the lady threw ont real oranges
to the crowd. ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
Yes, We Remember.

Nearly always when you hear the
lusty wall OF II boy Nfth energy plus
filling the Air, you can look In at tho
window and find womans hand at
the seat OF his trouble.-The Live
Wire
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
GRAIN CRADLES STILL
USED IN SOME STATES

. Morgantown, w. Va, July ia
large demand for grain cradles still
exists, it was discovered recently.
when George w. Brown of Grafton OBJ
tanned a patent on a knOckd0Wn
cradle which is said to be vast i'm
provement over the old style. still
used In the mountains of the state
where reaper is impracticable.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
Matter Not Boosted About.

Hollanders boast that In their c0un.
try there Is n cow to every inhabltant.
Whereat we can retalltate by replying
that every one over here has goat, but
they don't do much talking on the SUBJ
ject. Buffalo Express.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-15
A Mans Works.

!. The potter forms what he pleases
Will soft clay SO u man accomplishes
his works by his own act.--Hltopa-
desa. m N-G eU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

otsth'e hpNtffJ Aots't' s~'''s,
at 6-2, 60. Marion and
Ross had reached this round
before Wednesdays play.
Marion and Dix were scheduled tn
play for "a finals berth in the up.
per half OF the drawing today with
Livepgood and Ross meeting Friday.
Play In the doubles is also rapidly
nearing the finals. The semi.final
round will be reached in all divisions
except the mixed doubles by to-
night.
The feature doubles matches We'd
nesday were dlshed up by the
Ianglic brothers with Bruce Hesketh
and Stad Hart. the Iangiie boys win.
ming. SO. los. and Wilton Smith and
Alec Ross playing Leo Iagerstron
and Fletcher Johnson, the former
pair winning. 90. 10. Sc.
1oday's mems doubles matches
werr TO find Alec Ross and Wilton
Smith meeting Richard Burr and O.
r. stephens. 1920 champions. The
californians were favored 10 win this
tif. altho the champs play well to-
Ecther and should give them hard
fight
Finals In the womcn's doubles are
billed for Saturday afternoon. while
all the remaining events will reach
the final round on Sunday. The
finals schedule lis subject TO change
and viii not Ire announced definite.
iy until the day before the matches.
wsdnsxdsy's results follow;
JUNIOR SINGLES
r~rrs DIX defeated Harry LShtsoot.
jaime. seasiy defeated Morton Robin
son. ell. 90
Joe Livsnxood defeated James Scury.
g.. so.
MEMS DOUBLES
A. Ianrilo ard W. Langlle defeated
Bruce Hesketn and stad Hart s-s. 1875.
I.angise and Langiis defeated Marshall
Alien and Roy Nelson BY default
wilton smith and Alec Ross defeated
Leo tAKerstrom and Fletcher Johnson.
mn sollsn ard Dick vssd~. Las d..
fesied II. b. Kiinher and Clyde o'Rear.
u-s. ga
Earl whit. ana Prank Ksxievstf de-
feated WIN Hardy and Armand Marion.
go. 90.
woMESy DOUBLES
Mrs. BourQus and Mrs Poster defeateA
Ruth Hardy and Frances Racine By de-
fAuiL
STANLEY HUGHES and rsssy Hughes As-
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win be staged bv George Bouchert Tor
the benefit Of the Eiks' band. which
will be sent TO the II. II. O. L. con
vcntion at Los Angeles soon.
As both Davis and Shade fought
draw bouts with Jack Brttton.
worlds titicholder. their mix here
Tuesday ought 10 draw big
house.
Davis fought n four.round ser.
sion with Brftton and had a slight
edge while Shade knocked Britton
down for a nine count and also
received draw. The latter bout
was a io-round 20.
Shade and Davis met once before.
boxing a draw In Tacoma In a six
round tiff recently.
Tuesdays 80 will be six rounds
according TO Bouchert-
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Spiers Is
Slated to
Be New
Golf King
Jefferson Champ Picked
to Lead Field IN City
Title Play
ny ALEX c. ROSE

Clark Spiera. Jefferson park golf
champion. Is the favorite 10 win the
Seattle city championship. which
will be played over the Seattle Golf
club course Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
The young Jefferson park star has
been playing some fine golf lately.
when he won tho Jefferson park
title. two weeks ago. ne turned in n
card OF 10 up and against Harry
Hjcrt- His medal scores for tina, day
were Z. and rs.
Bon Stein. OF the Seattle club. y
figured to be spiers' closest rival for
the honors. Stein will have the sd.
vantage OF playing on his home
course.
Forrest Watson. another Jefferson
here from Portland. and Lee STEELE.
OF the Seattle club. also are figured
TO be strong contenders.
A new city champion win be
crowned in the two days play, as
Dixie FleaEer. 1920 king. Is in Chi.
cago and will not be able TO defend
his honors.
Fridays play Will BE- SO holes OF
medal play. with the rs best scorers
playing another Sc holes for the hon.
ars on Saturday.
| Besides the cracks entered. several
promising Jefferson youngsters are
entered In the meet
About 30 golfers are slated 10 tee
off In the first round matches on Fri
day.
Entries for the play clos. tonight.
They can be filed with Robert John.
stone. club professional. at the Seat
tie Golf club. No fees are charged
for entering.
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Star Ball
Protest
Meeting
Tonight
Three Bros. Dye Work
and Louie's Cleaners
Asked to Meet

Only the managers of the Thre(
Brothers Dye Works and Louie@
French Dry Cleaners, the umpires y.
charge OF the game. with the scor4
and his scorebook are asked TO an
the meeting of The Star Junior Base
ball league tonight To consider the
protest Of the Three Brothers tear
against the Louie's win Of Last Sua,
day. No more than one represents
tive from each team will BE- admitt11
TO the meeting. The Three Broth0
are claiming the game on u
grounds OF a misinterprctation OF tn
rules by the umpires.
In case the protest Is allowed Tt
title will revert to the Three BrotheHI
squad, as they would have won th&
game in nine innings II the runs u
question had been allowed TO score
In case II is not allowed these teamG
play Sunday in the deciding game q
the season. Louie's won last Sun
days game after IL innings.
The Class B games will be played
according to schedule. The following
games are to be played:
Georgetown Cubs va Pirates. At w.
waila. I'll
jefferson Park w. Bulldogs. ~ L.
coin park.
Eckart Cigar Ca VI Highland PA<X
at Hiawatha.
snamroI Cubs Va Chambers Eootsq
at jefferson park
Collins Juniors Va Queen Anne AArtAx
at Mercer piayfieid- #
Washington Park ~ youngstown, =
youngstown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
FEEDING TOMMY
GIBBONS StTuPS

1t looks like they're feeding Tom
my Gibbons lot OF setups In the
East. The other night he registered
his 10th consecutive X. o. when he
knocked out Willie Keller. former
Seattle heavyweight Keller fought
here often enough for the fans to
know that he doesn't deserve a
bout with man. OF Gibbons call.
Der. simply because he hasn't the
class. And Gibbons never had a
sleep punch until inst recently.
when he started bowling the boys
over In Jig time. one OF his other
victims" was Perky Flynn. Flynn
WAS thru about the time that Cae'
sar led his army into GauL The
ST. Paul battler Is undoubtedly ono
Of the best men OF his weight In
tho world. but his recent string OF
knockouts doesn't mean much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Star Junior Tennis Meet
Reaches Semi-Final Play
Armand Marion, Joe Livengood Peras Dir and Ate'
Ross to Fight 1t out for Junior Net Honors;
Doubles Play Nedrs Finals

The semna round has been reached in the junior boys
tournament in The park meet The
field has narrowed down TO Armand Marion state junior
Champion Alec Ross Californian racquet star; Joe Lven
good Franklin high school ace and Peras Dix of Broadway
Dix reached the sem-fna round after hard match with
Harry Lghfoot of Ballard high school yesterday winning
out 6-1 rs.
Lvengood reached the sem-fnai round by defeating
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Stanley Hughes ard Peggy Hughes de-
feaied William Waltz and Eleanor
stephens. 81. 81.
Jack Meyers and Aiies Taft defeated
VIII Hardy and Ruth Hardy by default
Thursday's schedule follows:
Armand Marion va Peras Dir.
AT $50 r. ".
ffhSte verr1s and Josephire po'1sek
va oueenie Taylor and Irene Stephens
AT r. NJ.
Ann McNaliy and Mrs Charles Butt
va Mrs. BourQue and Mrs. Foster.
AT $50 r. N.
Richard Burr and O. T. stephens Va
Alec Ross and wilton Smith.
Bruce Hesheth and iIbbls Ferris va
Prank skinner and Ienna Do-nie
Bii Nolan and Dick Wander Las vs..
Monk Sanders and Chester Hilis
AT r. N.
Alice Taft and Helen Burke vs.. Grzse
Love and Evelyn 0rcenwsy.
Paul Dyer and Roger Gleason va Earl
white and Frank kozio~ski
AT r. N.
wilton smith and Josephine Poiisek
N. Leo IAgersrom and Frances Racine.
YridAys schedule follows:
At Z r. NJ.
Joe LivenEood VS. Alec Rosa
At r. NJ
Rita Meyer and Ruth Mareuse W. win
ner oueenr- Taylor and Irene Stephens
Ilbbie Ferris and Josephine Pollock
AT $50 r. ~.
A. iAnx,is and w. Langiie ". winner
Burr and stephens Ross and smith
At p. ~.
Winner Bruce Heskesh and Lfbbie Per-
rfs.Frank skinner and Lcnna Doxnie va.
Marshall Allen and Mira Bourque.
Winner Nolan and Wander LasSan-
ders and Uilis w. winner Gleason and
Dyer-w and koxiowskL
AT . r. NJ.
Winner Mrs Bourdue and Mrs Foster
Ann MeSaiiy and MIRA c. Butt vs.. winner
Alice Tsft and Helen Burke-Grzcc Love
and Evelyn Greenssy.
Winner wilton smith and Josephine
poiisck-reo Laxsrstrom and Frances
Racine VS.. Stanley Hughes and Peggy
Hughea
This schedule n incom piete. and sub
sect to changes. Players stili left In tho
Tournament Friday should call Friday
morning to ma cut Fridays deonits
schedule
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9354f5EE F7![3{17al;1I D OF 32ol1{75k
'QA@~E17

tra% soutpt<rd OF prouturut tssst@fA
college INSTRUCTOR. want the 10
pound hammer throw added 70
fcnn's relay events
A htn making physical training com
pulsory for boys and girl, over ie years
of ase Is under discussion IN the cham
Dor OF deputies. Paris
Guaranty club Of New vc~s city
mer to compete In dual escnis
against crack Preach athletes Of
their Paris force.
During hts career on the eindes path
Charles Paddock has run ieo major
races and has won iss. taking second IN
five and third Ia threa.
Tue English golf ceumittre has
put tho ban ribbed eiob. They
shouldn't Kick. for the Nanks uscd
them In tho open championships
Hey. Raeei George Kelly and EmIi
Neusel together have more home runs
than you haNei
-Four Of Meus~i's home run drives have
been made off BROOKLYN pitchers.
The white sex have signed
player by the W~mc Of willard. TITS
first name l. t~~. nat Jo~A- t~e
halls FROM beaver, u milo higher
than kznssAa
Carpenter says he's sorrv he never
boxed either one Of the Gibbons boyA
lie ought to be glad.
The amateur golf championships
will be decided over the ~. Louis
Golf club course September II to 20.
the w~snen's championship at Deal.
y. j.. October To 4. and the inter
national team match NJ Long Island
September 3.
California track athletes came Eax,
five times before they finally rang the
bell and found their place In the sun
Willie Huntsv's victory ever Am~v-
s~an golf stars IL . great stimulus
to golf--Enxiish. not American
Anyway, an American won the Indian
apoits speedway Chassis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Washington Mutuals
to PLAY for Title

The Washington Mutual Savings
bank team, champions OF the North
west in 1920. will battle 1t out with
the National Bank OF Commerce
team Saturday afternoon. at the Raj.
nier Valley ball park. for the city
banking championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
JIM DARCY JOINS
kEARNS' STABLE.

Jim Darcy. Portland light heavy.
weight. has Joined Jack kearns'
stable and will fight under Jack
Dempscy's manager from now on.
II nothing else. kearns certainly
brings his men publicity-look at
Dempsey-and II that counts for
anything. Darcy ought 10 be cham
plon OF this world soon.
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y ~ -
Coast weller
weight cham.
rion. and Dave
Shade. the sen.
aational Callfor-
mia mitt singer.
will get to-
getlsor In their
second bout at
the Vito n
next Tuesday
night The card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
SCIICNfANN TO
BOX THORPE

Heinie Schumann, Taecvna weller
weight. Is back In the game after
long layoff. He will box Harvey
Thorpe. the Kansas City weller
weight. In Denver In f..rOund
bout Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Seals Are
Versatile
Bunch of
Ball Men
Regulars Can BE Shifted
Freely Without Hurt
ing Team Play

IE San FRA nclsco
Seals present
league leaders.
are made up OF
players who can
be shifted re-
markedly well
without hurting
tho team play of
the squad.
Take the in
field. for exam
Pile: Y o u n x
O'Connell, who
ia playing "A
hang up game
at first base,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Baltimore Makes
Runaway Race

Baltimore Is making runaway
race OF 1t In the International
league again. according TO latest
reports from the East. The Orioles
have just completed a run OF Is
straight wins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

can be shifted 10 the outfield II nee.
esssary. and he plays just as wen In
tho orchard Bert Ellison can I'LL
any infieid or outfield position. Rath.
second sacker. plays just as well at
third as he does at second. And
Jimmy Caveney. shortstop. plays a
whale OF a game at second or third.
Sam Agno~. tho Seals great catch
err, also can put up a ercdltable game
at first base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Golden Bear Have
Two Stiff Workouts

POUGHKEEpSfE. June Coach
Ben Wallis gave his University OF
California crew stiff workout here
yesterday afternoon. The Columbia
crew also went thru some training
PAGES.
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INDIANS
WALLOP
BEAVERS

PORTLAND. June .. Seattle
waiioped Portland In the second
game Of their series here by ie-5
count.
The Indians pounded the bah hard
and the result was never in doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Leach Cross Is
in Manhattan

Leach Gross. the veteran light.
weight who beat Joe German and
lost to Bob Harper in Portland
recently Is in New York looking
for matches. Cross ranked as a
pretty good man few years back.
Harper. however. gave him a bad
beating, according TO Portland ac-
counts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
INf1EI.D Is
ALI. THERE

Every player on the club Is hitting
the ball. and the Seals have plenty OF
speed. Their infieid is about the
class of the league. and they are get.
ting pretty good pitching from
Couch. Scott Lewis and o'Doui.
The Seals are making their first
bow Of the season here next week.
They took five out Of six games from
the Indians when the tribe was In
San Francisco recently. And so Sc
attic has It's work cut out for the
coming week. as she viii BE- running
up against one Of the bestbaia need
teams In minor league baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Harrahan Will
Box Jim DUFFY

Joe Harraha Seattle feather.
who boxed Johnny Ffske here last
night, il booked TO tangle with
Jimmy Duffy in a six.round bout
at Aberdeen Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
OCTFIELD CAN
SHIFT, TOO

The outfieid can be shifted Just M
well. as Justin Fitzgerald PERFORMS
eanably In right field or center. Nor
ry Shick can take care OF either left
field or center.
And then there is Dec walsh. one
OF the best utility men in the league.
Dec can play any inficld or outncld
berth acceptably. and he's a corking
good hitter.
Willie kamm. the third sarker. Is
about the only regular % the squad
who doesn't play any other berth.
and Willie IL such an ace at the hot
corner that nobody wants TO see him
shified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09
Scribner
Knocked
Out by
Edwards
Colored Boy Has Too
Much Glass for Young
.Andcortes Miller
BY LEO II. I.ASSEN

Young Ray Scrihner simply wasn't
good enough when he was stacked
UP against Danny Edwards. the Oak.
land colored bantamwcight at the
Pavilion last night. The young Ana
cortcs boy was helpless in the third
round after being knocked down
about three times. and Referee Whit
man stopped the bout.
During the first round neither did
much damage, but II WAS easy TO
sec that Scribner was scared OF the
colorcd boy. not yellow, but just real
ixing that he was going up against
a more experienced fighter. Neither
did much damage in this session.
In the second round Edwards
charged Scribner and Ray lifted the
colored boy off OF his feet and tossed
Danny TO tho resin over his shout
der. II evidently made Danny sore
because he slapped left uppercut.
with a world OF steam behind 1t on
Rays chin a few seconds later and
Ray took a nine count
6CRIBNER COMES
Ouf WEARY
scribner came out for the third
round looking mighty weary and II
was just n question OF time unui
Danny had him helpless.
Only once, In the first round. did
Ray hit Edwards with his famous
right. and that didn't seem to affect
the Oakland inkspot any.
The main 60. between Johnny
Fiske. of Portland, and Joe Harra'
han, local featherweight. was tame
marty compared to their first meet
Ing. In the last two rounds II looked
like they were pulling their punches
and the fans raxzed them for II. a
lot of customers leaving before the
bout was over. Ad Schacht called
the decision in this go.
NEIL BEATS
MANNING EASILY
Bud Manning. Seattle flyweight
started after Eddie Neil. also Of Ana.
cortes, in the first round in cocky
manner. but he didn't get anywhere
and before the bout tas over Eddie
had given Bud about the niftiest
boxing lesson he viii ever receive
in his young life
The first time they met Manning
cracked Neil in the tummy . few
times and 1t seemed to bother him
and SO last night Manning went
aftcr Neil's mid-secuon, but he didn't
land any oftener during the first
three rounds than Joe Wopp trans
lAeeslates Greek poetry.
In the fourth round Bud ran into
I straight left and was sent back
on his hands. but he was up in an
instant. He did manage to land a
couple Of effective lefts, but Nell
was the master of the round.
JORDAN BEATS
WILLIAMS
Charley Jordan. the third Ana
cortes boy to perform on Wednes-
days card. fought the best bout Of
the night with Pat Williams. local
lightie. Jordan danced around the
ring and swung a mean bunch OF
wallops on young Williams. knock
ing the Seattle entry down in the
first and third rounds. Williams
made a game fight of it and was
coming strong in the fourth round,
really winning the final session, but
JOrdan's lead was too big.
Charley Davidson. the grinning
feathcrweight. won the call over
Filipino Kid Martin in an interest
ing opener.
The show was staged by Clay Hite
Of the Northwest Athletic club.
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Good apple pie; 60 to Boldt'a-AI
vertisement
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summary Innings pftch~d-By John
son ,. At bat IL bits " by Hardness :.
at bat o runs !. hits 4; By sid Ross T.
at hat is. runs :. hits :. by Gardner 3,
at bat 81. runs S. hits II. Home runs
G.nin. Murphy. Foois. Cunningham.
Three base hft-Genin. Two-bas. hits
- Murphy :. Bates. Ksnworthy.
Tobln . r.dred. Hale Bases 90
balls-On Gardner !. off Hsrkness 1.
struck out--By Gardner g. by Hardness
!. BY sid Ross / Double play--Ksn-
worthy TO Bates. Credit win 70 Gardner;
charge defeat to johnson. Runs rcspon-
sfbie for--johnson 5. Harkness :. Gard
ner :. Sid Ross :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

A bill making physical training com.
rulsory for boys and girls over ie YEAR
of ase Is under discussion IN the cham
eoT OF deputies. Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

New York 4, Cleveland !.
chicago .. Philadelphia L
81 Louis :. Boston I.
Washington 9. Detroit g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

During his career on the eindes path
Charles Paddock has run $50 major
race. and has won iss. taking second IN
five and third Ia three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

Tho white Scx have signed =
player by the uamc Of willard. TITS
first name l. i~~. nat Je-A- t~~
halls from Denver. mile higher
than kznuAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

Carpenter says he's sorrv he never
boxed either one Of the Gibbons boya
He ought to be glad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

Anyway. an American won the Indian
a<oiis speedway chassis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

PACIFIC COAT LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NaftrrIes' Alton and Y comic
onhaek. Love and Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-09

Hey. Ratel George Kelly and Emfl
than you haNei