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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
Portland May Get
into BIG League

Portland. Me, Sept. 19-The an
nouncement that Portland will be
represented the coming season has
brought favorable comment from
all who have enjoyed the sport Of
polo in the past and also from
others who think that it will be a
good advertisement for Portland to
be represented in the big league.
The games will be played at the
Exposition building and it is likely
that the regular play dates here will
be Monday and Thursday each week
with an occasional change on ac-
count OF prioi% bookings at the
building.
NJ J. Clarity, who will control the
club is positive in his statement that
no parties outside the city will be
interested in the club or franchise
and the club viii be owned exclusive
ly by local people.
Dan Daniels win be manager of
the club and in complete control of
the players and he is now busy en-
gaging experienced players that have
been in the game and he will try
and give Portland a winner regard
less of expense. Mr.. Daniels will
try and give Portland roller polo at
it's best and he will do everything
possible for the comfort of patrons of
the game and he will also make a
strong bid for lady patronage.
The schedule is now being drawn
by w. D. Perrin of Providence. R. l.
secretary of the league and then this
will be passed on by the directors.
While it is not positively settled it is
likely that the season will open Sat
urday, Oct. Is, with the Portland
club playing away and the first game
will probably be played here Mon
day, Oct. It.
Roller polo is to be revived in
Rockland early next month. with a
group of local teams organized after
H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
EASTERN LEAGUE

New Haven S; Bridgeport l ust
gamel New Haven 4; Bridgeport
i2nd camel.
Albany (: Waterbury G.
Worcc ster c: Hartford II.
Springfield 10: Pittsfield s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
TODAY'S GAME S

IOOAf = ISm 6S
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
AMERICAN STANDING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YES ERDNTS RESULTS
Chicago 2; Boston list gane).
Chicago 5; Boston 8 (2nd eame).
ST. Louis 7; Philadelphia 4.
Detroit 10; New York 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
TODAY'S GAM ES

Brooklyn at Pittsburs.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston g; Cincinnati 6.
Brooklyn Chicago, rain.
New York I; Pittsburg 2.
Philadelphia 8; St. Louis 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20


The prowesS of Canadian oarsmen
of the past is commemorated in tro-
phies for rowing competition in Ca
madam championship rcgattas each
year. The Hanlan memorial cup for
eight-oarcd shell crews finds compa-
ny in the Wallace Ross trophy donated
by a brother of the New Brunswick
oarsman for competition in Junior sin
giles. and the Robert Fulton cup for
amateur tours.
New York A. c. will introduce >
three-mile run for contestants who
never ran more than mile before NJ
its meet at Travers Island September
q. Its part of the 1924 Olympic
Games preparation.
Athletes of this country have shown
superiority over the world as oars
men. tennis players. boxers. polo.
track and field sports as we'll as In
golf, motorboat racing and other
competitions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20

Roller polo is to be revived in
Rockland early next month. with a
group of local teams organized after
the manner of the Twilight Baseball
League Rockland VIII also probably
have strong local team to meet all
Corners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20

Syracuse university has announced
its annual invitation track meet for
October 20. Prominent college squads
have been asked to send teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
WILDCAT
CAPTAIN
is A STA

GAN DIEGO. Dec. s7.--San D.
~ experienced football hang ~
today.
Peliinr rain and a - 20 . ~
failed 20 dsmpen the ardor Of m
iron fans who saw the game ~
plucky Arizona eleven douI<e4
Centres machine at the siadiuh y
terday afternoon.
Few games played IN the We
with such a on~-sided score cffcr<|
such an assortment Of thrills fro0
whistle 20 whistle. They were pot :
provided by Centre. either. rhyfl
against Roberts. ail-Amcricsn en-
Captain woford of the Wild ca
exhibited a terrific game on " q
Tense and offense as well Ou)
weighed by his opponent u q
pounds. he broke thru time tnq
time TO down the runner fro a
hind.
For Centre. the great 30 10y
Ian was easily the star. He pveo
a veritable whirlwind. twisting. -
ing and squirting his way dow1pe
field for gain after gain. His
ing with wet bah was a MS
Centre exhibited teamwork ane
reference OF the highest cal
practically every man on the
proving a star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Colonies
Annex as
Expected
Centre College Cridders
Mop Up Arizonans, 80
to 0, at San Diego

GAN DIEGO. Dec. s7.-comple,ely
~ ouiciaasing their lighter Arizona
opponents. Centre college scored al.
most at will in the international
game herr yesterday. piiing UP a to-
tai of IS to o.
Rain soaked the field for two days
preceding the game. which gave the
heavier team an advantage.
Red Roberts led the Colonies
brilliant attack. Centres offensive
was butt around Roberts stellar
work on interference
From the first kickoff the issue Of
the game was never for n moment in
doubt. Six successive first downs
scored the Kentuckisns' first touch.
down. and altho the Wild Cats braccd
In the third period and held the
opposition TO one touchdown for the
quarter. Centres punter was never
called into action during the game.
Arixona's only chance TO score.
when they carried the ball from mid.
field To Centres fiveyard line in the
third period. failed when Centre held
and pass over the line was
grounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27

strikes. and Walsh pitching.
the easiest offering the batter
could expect was a fast break
ing splitter.
Here l. what walsh SAYS about,
the greatest batter Of all time
Larry Lsiole h easily the great
est batter any man ever pitched TO.
NEVER BROKE
GROUND
Larry falol~ IL The only batter l
ever pitched 10 Who never broke
ground
mo matter where pitched 60
Ia loi~ he was alsays In the same
spo; Tor the neat pitched ball. lie
never changed positions. he never
broke.
Il feel that the Kr-airni pitching
feat Of my career was made against
ialeie at bat
III Was in 1895 with Detroit. Chit
cago and Cleveland practically In a
tie fer the p~nnant- Cleveland could
have Won BY beating ua the last
game We played Ia Cleveland
Il wui never forget that game.
falci~ came 10 bat with the bases
filled. ! know that ! wAA more ex
cited about the situation than La.
iais. struck him out.
BIGGEST
CflsIS
That srikeout made the third
out and drctdr.i the hall came IL
was big thing 10 strike the great
trenchrnan out in pinch. Easily
the bigK-st thing Of my oars~r.
Il say that laloi. was the great.
est batter OF all time say u
with due respect TO Ali tho other
great hltiers vho preceded and fol
lowed him.
-~rry TO think Of somebody who
was bettsrr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
THREE CAGE
GAMES SET
TOMORROW
nNHREE Eames VIII be pnyed in Z

THREE games viii be pnyed IN -
L Star Junior Basketball ianl
tomorrow night. two being ssfhl
Collins piayfield and the othcs -
West Seattle.
The strong West Seattle Athktl
Club juniors viii get togeth-x ~
Abe G~tzen's reorrznizcd Yefo
letic Club al Collins. AZ 6 p. m. n
West Ssders are strong oontcn1R
for the title. and Geizen's outfit "
have 20 show a lot OF improves
over their first start
The Pirates and the Dandy hAtn
Co. arc scheduled 20 mix In III =
ond game al Collins at s:ss .. n n
Bakers showed a lot OF sung1
against the shaner & Wolf ,sau
last week. while the Pirates forrs< 4
show up for their game.
In the other game tomorrow ~
Washington Park and Wilson's Nd
ern Business College get toGuGher
They meet at IIiawatha at "a N
Both teams have defeated the at
tie Boys Club and both have ri
licked by the Battery c team. - th<1
figure 10 be pretty evenly msi1hed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
East Expects Much Of
Neale'S Men Next Week

In downing Arizona yesterday. "a
10 0. Centre college left Il up to Call.
fornia and Washington and Jcffor.
son TO put on the final touches on
next Monday in Pasadena.
Centre won as expected. and the
size OF the score ON bad field did
justice TO the ability OF the prayin'
colonies.
Perhaps on the coast II might he
regarded IA a victory for the East
Geographically. however Centre is
no more a representative OF the East
than Arizona is a full.rlcdged repre-.
sentative OF coast football.
The California; Washington and
Jefferson game can be regarded as
ono OF the big feature games of "A
season that sparklcd with brilliant
contests.
Al first tho East did not think 80
much OF the selection of Washington
and jefferson. but when II was learn
cd that the Presidents were the only
big team that could make the trip.
sentiment changed.
The Presidents have worthy
team and they are ut representatives
OF the East, altho some OF the critics
on the Atlantic coast are Inclined TO
discount their record because OF a
hRht schedule In comparison with
some that other big Eastern teams
went thru.
II Mcmillan. the star California
tackle. and stein. the all.American
tackle OF the Presidents, should play
opposite each other, the coast will
get the great treat that the East
got when Stanley Keck. Princeton,
and Mcclure OF Chicago battled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
v Vancouver
Puck Men
Win a Mix
Worm Turns, After Four
Straight Defeats; Victo-
ria Takes Short End, 81

VANCOUVER. B G., Dee. 81, --
v Playing championwfaip hockey al
all stages and battling the Victoria
quarters u the distance the Nsnoou
Yer squad 81 puck chassrs got back
into the running for the 4. g a. \.
flag here thus afterpoon. defeating
Lester Fairtcka p<ir la eione and
hardfought battle. io J. The game
marked the innovation ~ afternoon
hockey for thia city and was watched
BY big crowd Of holiday sport FOL.
lowerN la spite Of the fact that an
inferno tlonai fooibail match ~as
also Oh the sport card here yesterday
afternoon. nearly s.se0 fans aa~ the
contest.
The game itself wns marked BY the
hard checking OF both Hid~s Players
% both teams Showed little lneilna,
ton 10 spare the wood and a. 70
suit many Of the toys are carrying
around black and blue spots today
Ar Skinner suffered some badly
bruised ribs when WIZ Isoughiln rode
him into the fence
Mickey Mackny. who played an
o,hrr whirisind game today. war Gu,
down b. Moose Johnson late in the
inird period and m. p~ppcry little
scout had To be carried off the Ice.
Several stitches were necessary 20
fin up the cut on hts forehead The
Moose got a.ay with u. howcyer. "a
Referee Mickey Ion missed the play.
A. that. Ion evidently had the
Christmas hpirti for he chased only
one player to tho timskcepsrs. SKIN.
ner drawing n three minute check for
a minor offena~.
The Gaps ren~rnhied the proverbial
million dollars for the first five min
utter afr~r tho start OF the Eamr.
After that they did not appear 40
good Prank Frrderickson rorrd
tho first goal for the visitors Just IS
seconds after tho star, OF the play.
He carried The puck the isnKlh 81
the rink and. after duplng the whole
Vancouver team. licked a hot one
past Lehman. Ten minute. later
Freddie mnaffied a pass from Dun.
dcrdaie and put HIS team two up.
Tho trans left the Ice At tho end
o. tho period with tho count . TO 1
for the Caps. Skinner having bat;sd
In Vancouver firrt goal from a me.
Ice In front of the net.
Tho locals scored twice IN the 80
ord period. Harris scored first on q
pass from Duncan. while Maokay 70
poatcd few minutes later. a pretty
pass from Jack Adams making the
ncor. possible Attic both teams
worked AT fev~rish pace in the last
period. there was no scoro rung up.
Charlie Tobin made his first ap.
pearanc. in Millionaire uniform.
jumping into tho play TO replace
regular on couple ~ occasions
Hurhie Lehman made his reappear.
ancc In the Vancouver net after sew.
.ral days under the doctors care
lie was In his old reliable form and
killed many PROMISING attack with
some clever roai.icnding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Only Onv
Melee Is
Contestet
Canadian Win, 8 to /; q,
Game Forfeited, r.
Postponed

HuiE Maple Leaf soccer eh :
- it, true stride for the flrst ,Ip4
weeks yesterday when the cznsS.z
registered an . 10 win ever \
Poetoffice AZ Lincoln park
James Bennett. center 4ppf(
was the star for the wInn<rs. -,
Ing the first SIX goals.
The Loule's French Dry c.es,rr
forfeited their game 20 the n
thorne Juniors, falling 10 shov %
Washington Park b.id 70
lead in the first half over South Pa
and then the ball exploded. the nm
being called II will be played svs
The Falcon A. C. Ballard Ju.us
and Alien A. A..Ben Paris Bliarj
games were postponed becauss
ground conditions.
No report has been turned 10 \
on the West Seattle-w oodinnd ~
game billed for Sunday az wcochn
park
Sundays schedule win b. 4
nouncei tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Changes in
CageRules
Suggested
Ward Brennan, Eastern
Expert, Lists Six Ideas
for Improvement

WARD BRENNAN. one OF the
w leading basketball officials.
comes to bat with some interest.
ing suggestions.
Brennan has been connected with
basketball for rs years as n player.
coach and official Aside from his
duties as referee In the Eastern
league. the biE league of basketball.
he Ia coaching Pratt institute az a
side issue.
Too much foul throwing by an
expert in that one particular play
kills off the action" Brennan is
very definite on that point. lie has
very unique idea to minimize foul.
ing.
His suggestion In that when n
player commits n foul that player
shall make n try for "A basket from
the foul line N he makes IL, his
team shah be eliminated from any
penalty. II he misses, his opponent
shall be credited with two points n
the foul is personal and one point N
technical
Here arc six suggestions from
Brennan worthy OF consideration:
That the center circle radius
be made three feet. instead of
the present one. which Is two
feet
Time. outs: Each team shall be
allowed four time-outs Of one
minute durniion. Two times out
In each half.
Free throw: When n foul is
called the rcfrcc shall immcdi-
ately secure the ball. and in
struct the player who made the
foul to throw for goal from the
foul line. II goal Is made, the
penalty Il eliminated. II missed,
the opponent shall be given two
points II the foul committed was
personal. and one point II tech.
meal
Field goals; A goal from the
field shall count three points.
Time out: Time 10 he taken
out when foul Is called and
play 10 begin again when ball
leaves players hands while on
the foul line.
Center ball; On the toss-up at
center. the men jumping should
not be allowed 10 play the hall
until II Is again played by an
other player. or has hit the
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
BIGGEST
CRISIS
DRAWS WITH
GRFFTTHS

DoRT1.ASp. Dec -T.-~Johnny
= orsfn,hs. Of Akrvn. o. sur.
prised Aicx Tramba,as. Of Portland.
and let thu local youngster stay long
enough 10 earn tsnround draw
herr lsst night.
criffiths plainly was not IN eondl.
ton. but fought a much faster and
more craftAman.iike baltic than
TrarnblhH.
In the preisut-. Eddie German
Knocked out Mel Zimmerman; Jack
David forced LIVER spcndberw. mid
dle~eiEht champion Of Sweden" to
quit In the SECOND canio. Eddie Bii.
hng-. OF Duluth. MINI, lost To Pete
hitchie. and Jack Roao cleaned Dies
simmons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
SECOND PERIOD
IN MAY
ROY RICKEY
is LAID UP

As a result Of an accidental bloa<
on his knee in the has; mix with
Victoria. Roy Hickey viii b. missing
from the Seattle Metropolitan de-
Tense line for a couple Of weeks.
A Ianeness in the knee has de-
veloped- Briden and FRASER. Sc.
attic young utility players. have
both looked good on the Ice so far.
and will probably have chance
10 show the fans how they look
over the game route while Hickey
Is laid UP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
GRID MENTORS
TO ORGANIZE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2T.--OrEnnixa.
ton of the National Association Of
Football Coaches viii be completed
here today at a meeting 81 proni
neht Eridiron mentors. The asao-
citation wua proposed last year by
Major Charles DAILY. head coach az
West Point. and the details we're
referred 20 committee consisting
OF DAILY: j. W. wilce. Ohio state.
and John w. Hickman. pcnnsy..
vania. This committee reports TO
night after which the association
probably viii organize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
GUESTS PLAN
WESTERN TOUR

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Edouard
Horemans. European 1872 balk line
billiard champion. and welker Coch.
rane were today matched TO play two
games OF balk.line billiards here this
week. before setting out on a long
exhibition tour turnout the West.
Each game is to be a I 200 point
match. Horemans has n brilliant
record as cuist, having several pho
nomenal games to his credit In exit
bition play, but In the late champion
ship tournament In which Jake
schaefer won the worlds title from
Willie Hoppe. Horemans fell down
badly and disappointed followers OF
the cue game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
CHRISTMAS TOO
MUCH FOR CUBS

Something happened 10 the Ballard
Cubs at Botheli Saturday night Tho
Bothen High School caEerH turned in
~ to ain over Tho star leawu-
juniors AT the Bo,heil gym Tho
iio'hell boys phon~d In the score. bu,
didn't send all OF the sad details.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
HANLON BEATS
JOE TIPTLITZ

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 81
Jimmy Hanlon OF Denver defeated
Joe Tiptlitz, Philadelphia light.
weight. in an s.round bout here last
night.
In tho afternoon show George
OK. o. Clancy OF Baltimore de
fcated Mike paulson. St Paul. in
eight rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Substitution
GOLF CHAMPS
ARE BEATEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 81
Playing In a high wind. with min
pouring down during part Of the
match. Macdonald Smith and Sam
whiting. OF the olympic club. de
fcated Jock Hutchinson and Jim
Barnes. open golf champions OF
Great Britain and the United States.
respectively. i.up. The match went
80 holca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
BRITTON MAY q
FIGHT SHAU

Tex Rickard is reported ans
for i5-round battle with WEI
weight Champion Jack Britt2n
Dave Shade, the Pacific coasrv
principals. The bout will be 2
within the next month. II II 8
thru according TO the wire.
Shade held Britton 10 a lo-rcs
draw on the Coast. when brs
made his Western tour. and is g
BILE of giving the champion a
fight and retrieving the fading ~
tation OF the Shade brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Larry Lajoie Greatest StickSmith
So Says Ed Walsh, One of the Games Greatest Pitchers
Spiball Star Tells of How He Famed Larry in Pinch

is greatest batter tho history OF the game?
will Hans Wagner who for the big the
National League.
will Speaker Cobb
a of other batsmen who the
the modern will Immediately
Babe Ruth
Listen Ed Walsh pitchers OF all
this interesting question
Walsh
and simple His enabled him ball
splitter broken the the hardest ball the
With Wash pitching crppes
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Maple Leaf Soccer Men Swamp P. o
Out of Game

Seattle's Young Utility Defense Man, Gordon Fra
ser, Will Skate Into Roy Rickey's Position in the
Met Lineup for the Next Two Weeks Games.
Hickey Was Injured by an Accidental Blow on the
Knee in the Last Met-Victoria Tilt, and Trouble
With the Member Developing Yesterday Will
Keep the Scrappy Defense Skater Off the Ice for
Fortnight, Says the Doc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
THORPE NAMED

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.--Tom
Thorpe. assistant football coach at
Columbia, leaves today for Pnsa.
dena, whore no will he one OF tho
officials at the California. Washing.
ton and jefferson game next Mon.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
wJJI,IE'S CHANCE,

Jake Schaefer. worlds 1872 balll
line billiard champion. and Wits
Hoppe, former cue king, have agreed
to meet in 2,oo0.p point match for
the title in March. The definite dat.
has not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
PLENTY OF BEEF

COLUMBUS. Dec 37.--Ohio States
1929 grid captain will not be handi.
capped thru lack of "heft.' lie is
Lloyd III. Pixiey. and tips the beam
at go. Pixley win compose healthy
section OF the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
w. AND j. ON
THE LAST LAP

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. III
Washington and Jefferson football
team left here today for Pasadena.
Cal. TO meet the University os
California aggregation at the Tour.
nament OF Roses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
McIilty-COLIMas BOUT OFF

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 27.-The
Gordon Mckay Bert Colimas bout.
scheduled for December 81. ha.s
been postponed. The bout win be
put on In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
BY HENRY y. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.--Just one
more chapter remains In front Of
the last page OF the seasons football
look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27

Nentre SCORING; observation-disclosures
Mcmillan, Tanner, snoddy, CovinEton .
Goals from touohdown-Robcrts, CovinE-
ton.
officisls-Rcfer~cs Evans Mulikin.
umpire Rosenthai. Minnesota. head lines
man. ffefferkorn, Indiana: field Judge.
Klawans. Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Paris to
Construct
Stadium
SO Nations Expected to
Enter World Classic;
Vote $4,000, 900 Francs

ARTS. Dec. sT.If
the French gov.
eminent and the
municipal ooun-
ell OF this city
can bring II
about. the oiytn-
pic games 10 be
contested her.
in 1894 will
bring To France
the greatest
gathering OF sth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27

ABERDEEN. - Emil Wahltonen,
claiming TO have been protecting his
wife from attack, shoots and kills
Emil Pesonen. 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27

Js~k shsxkey. ~hs -~~d t. - .
rrsssi heavyweight 81 the sir~e that
Jirs J~ffgs~~ ~a4 IN hi. r~sms. s.vs
thai Jim noaid hsss ~Assssf Js~k
pssrp-~y esst .f the ring In . f~~
rsssds. ~. ten BOD THAI Jssk cat
ns&ke Jim Prove ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27

letes the world has ever seen and
they will appear In the most artistic
stadium ever erected.
The year 1894 looks IKE long
way ahead. but the French believe Ia
beginning early to make their prep
Ar.stlonS
The government had decided 10 ask
the parliament 90 make an approprl
alton OF $4,000 .ooo francs for tn.
games. The municipal council OF
Paris is going 20 spend $4,000, 900.
Even with the franc eur In half Ia
the worlds markets. the combined
sums thus Appropriated win mark a
new high record for olymplsds.
The government has decided that
the general supervision Of the games
shall be In the hands OF the ministry
Of foreign affairs. The reason for
this Is that the government feels the
Oiympiad % 1894 should be a mani.
festation Of the worldwide pacific
effort for the Improvement Of human
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Some
Fun!

Every good dancer IL ~nIox.2xi
| b holidays. the many dnnc~
given this season atfordime
and poor alike No end Of pleas:
Don't wait tiii New Year To rese.<
to become good dancer aud
tain Year sbnr~ OF fun. Iake:
private lesson today by my 80
method and auicki, learn 10
trot and waltz. etc. the new ~
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