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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

nriden for Riley. Fraser for Rowe. Sec
ond period Seattle. Rowe for Fraser.
RILEY for Teyrtan. Vancouver. Parken
for Adams. Adam. for Skinner. Skinner
for harris. ffarris for MacKay. Third
period - Seattle. foyston for prffen.
nridcn for Foyston. Foystor for walker.
walker for Fraser. Vancouver. Mackay
for PHrk~.
Goal summary; First perfod--i. Fea,tis.
fUfaton. 1850 second PERIOD. Seattle.
Foyston from Morris. p.of. Third period
IA. Vancouver. ]. Adams rom Mackay.
1870
Fsnaitie-i First period None. Sec
ond psriod--ro,aton. 10 minutes: Mac
Kay. 10 minutes. Third period-ifarris.
minutes. Rowe. \ minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
CADETS VS.. JAyHAwKEIes

West Point has signed to meet
the University OF Kansas In foot.
ball game on October 7. 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
YES. YES. GO on

criaul. who holds tho feather
weight boxing championship Of
France. has challenged wyns fwho-
ever he iss 10 Battle for no fcath
er tiye Of Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
GRrpMES GOOD noorERs

colEaic's athlstcs are a versatile
bunch. Seven Of the 1891 varsity
football squad are out for positions
on the basketball team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

The Ben Parts team. ore Of ss> sfrorE
rontenGsrs for the title. face hard
game with the hsahi Juniors AZ Collins
tomorrow night at e;fs .. m. Tho Nip
poas lost tkeIr first start after q close
game with W~st seattle They will b
strengthened Nth George Tsukvuo at
guard this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
GREAT
GUARDS

Roberts Of Centre II easily one OF
the stars Of the season. aitho he gen
orally played second fiddic 10 Kiicy
en- most selections Hes placed AT
tbs other end.
The selection Of Kaw af fslIback
was surprise. a. Owen was eonc~i-
ed 20 b the bes, fuirback Of the year
ard kaw was a halfback-
And 50 u goes. There's no law
against picking Ail.srar teams. IA cv-
erybody does n. Walter Camp n
not a super .hunan. as his selections
show. We've picked most Of the
team TO pieces The gentle reader
= ouEhs TO be able ~ finish the joe
\. ofrfseR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
RICHARDS is
INELIGIBLE

A glass roof will be placed over
part Of the Seventh Regiment club
Of New York city. where the ns.
tionai indoor Junior and boys ton.
mis- tourney will begin December 81.
Vincent Richards. holder Of the sin
giles title. will not be eligible to
compete this year.
A year on the planet Jupiter Is
equal to ~ years I'm our time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
.g:!z|lZIl!lZ7
GiIIs[95llll@

The 1875 ehampiershsr tournament
% the Metropolitan " euen's teif
s~<aeisfias viii he played eses the
course ~ tho Msrsss Csuntry t.eif
siuh. Convent, ~. .. The ~xart asfc
~ the event has not hem determined.
bal u will Iikely be hsld LA June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

The Dandy Baking On. ard sns Share,
Wolff squads battle AZ Hisvafha to-
morrow night. 10 tho Dandy team does
not plan 20 sho~ NJ the manager should
let The star know At once 80 20 save
the shsnsr team the long trip 20 West
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

The rfrnfe. and the ballard Cubs
win also meet ~ West seattle at
7saa p. sn. The Cubs are favored to
win this or. tho Pirates Didn't
show ps~s deal la their first
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

Walter Camp has picked the 81
best gridders % the year. and stimuli.
tAneousiy s,oet football writer's. H.
600 soi office boys. i5,9oSsis janltnrs
and the rest 81 the angry mob VIII
pick EN- 10 pieces.
To say that some Of walters FIRST
team seiecSrns came as a surprise Il
uniting II mildly. f~rsnstancc. he
Aaamca Brick" Muller, the Call.
fornsn end, on hts frs, team. Muller
II great star. but he has been our
OF tho game most OF the year With a
sprained ankle. II seems that Wal
ter overlooked him last year. ana
that he picked him on his 1890 rec
orb. -Brack- played about rs min
utes Of conference football shss year.
FOrR POPULAR
SELECTIONS
only four men on hts first team
have been the popular choices Of
football writer's. kliiinger. D~vine.
Brown and Aidrich have been picked
nv nearly every writer In tho Lana
who has named an Ar-Amerscan.
Here ara some more OF tho sur.
prises.
Wick Of Michigan nj center. Bun~c
OF Wisconsin has been named BY ninc
out Of 10 writers In the Mid Vest as
. better center than Nlcx.
Both Larsen and stein are rated as
great centers. Guess WALTER Camp
doesn't know whether Dutch" Dun.
lap. the great washinrton state paSs-
or. - center or soda squirt.
Stein and Mcclure have both been
rated high as tackles. but smart foot.
ball men Tx. Walter Eckersar
picked slater % Iowa as the greatest
tackle he ever saw. Waiter also
overlooked King OF the Navy alto
Esther. while nan MesfiIiap. one Of
the greatest tackles that ever trcd
er1<a Coast gridIrcn. Is on hts third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

The rrnp~rfsrs and the Collins Cubs.
both losers. get together tomorrow night
AZ D. IN. at Colilna Tho Imperisfa
we're badly trounc.d IN their first start.
but they aren't discouraged and plan 70
make better showing 10 their remain
ing Ramsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
Hunters!
Do You Know
That:

A man who Offered two Wild
ducks for sale In North Carolina
was finrd $500 and given five
months In Jail b. the federal
COURT
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First Eleven.

(Copy1ght 1921 by z. +. Collier & Son Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

Any changes 10 registration for tornor-
rov nights games shouid be turned Ia
., The Star not later than 9 D. m
Wednesday,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

the Ballard Cub. will play the Bothsif
I'VE at Bothell Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

AD-sf Iesgpe tesms are locking
fer practice rsm-~. Any teams want
Ing games shouid inform the spcvt-
ing editsr Of The Star and they will
be dated up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

n. nftirnr dab ~ness rsnssrsNfp
Includes a daksa sspsrt xvifers AZ the
University % tiduois. hss been t9rmei 20
foster the sport. "a 10 said 20 b. tn~ first
golf rish a. b. formed 1t arr uniysrs4ty
Ia the western gynf~r~urs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

Ths Nikados gave q very good secour,
~ themselves sn their game with the
Collins Cubs tho other night. giving a
fire demonstration ot close checking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

Tire attendance over the nine-heie roii
coufee In tLrcein park. n chicase. ffom
AsS to December Z. This year. wes &c.,
nine hoie course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
A Cure-FOr-AU
BY NORA COLE SKINNER

A question supposed TO be funny
but having real significance is this:
Are you married--or are you work
ing for yourself2"
A sorrow may crush your heart
all to pieces and your ambition Is
gone. But what has been your am
bition before-working for your
self Beyond self-preservation this
continuous thinking OF yourself and
working for yourself is a mighty
poor sort OF existence.
There is no doubt but what most
married men work for their fam
lilies. Their main ambition to rise,
to succeed. is to make possible more
OF the good things In life for those
,n,y loNe.
This is recognized in industry A
married man in most cases makes a
better workman because he IL work
ing for others. He cannot quit his
iop without others suffering, he can
not slackcn in his work, He almost
forEets himself entirely because he
is consumed in work and this work
Is for someone else.
In the great disaster in England
when that huge airship crashed to
earth there seemed little Of bright
ness connected with the terrible
mishap but We are told those Of
ficcrs and men. with death coming
TO them as fast as lightning Itself.
were thinking and working tor
others In those last moments, fran
ticaliy directing the falling ship into
water instead OF permitting II %
crash on land where they knew
many lives other than their own
would be crushed out
II was magnificent act. Let
us hope they received some happi-
ness from the knowledge that they
omplished their purpose. Al
least we must know that In 80 short
n span OF time 1t eliminated that
horror which otherwise would have
erveloped them regarding their
homeless predicament.
To measure the day by good
works. instead OF hours, leaves one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

wondering whore all those, long
periods OF yesterday have gone.
II ! were n doctor l believe I
would prescribe work for all peo-
pie who come to me suffering from
nothing in particular, but plainly
suffering.
work is the great alleviators OF
pain, for a deep interest In doing
sometimes absorbs the pain. one
Is SO intent on accom- plishment that
forgetting self Is the outcome.
A really big person doesn't get tho
doldrums over trouble:
They fate is the common fate
Of all.
Into each lie some rain must
fall,
I can imagine only one type
crawling into hole and staying
there because OF it--that type, as
one OF our successful writers de
scribcs certain characters, "sketchei
into life rather lightly" In more
prosaic language. those people who
have no backbone. no strength OF
character, no personality
II sorrow has come, either living
or dead-go to work. II life has
lost its zest. its intriguc-go TO
work II romance is past, amht-
tion frosted. hopt nipped. as quickly
az possible wade knee deep into
work a work that Is harder and
bigger than you dare hope TO mas
ter. And fight to pull through.
II need not be ennobling, IL need
not lead outside the home--the do
termination to finish n crochet bed
sproad by given time has geeu
known to change the appearance OF
the entire world.
Work can do q. And II il be for
/ others, so much the better.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
uNRREr.p'S LUCKY STAR.

Tho Washington report that Senator llnrrod
Ia very lik,ly 10 receive the charmnnFhip ~
the senate Indian committee les especially
pleasing 20 Oklahomnne Aside from the OBJ
yious fact that It IL entirely logical That this
chairmaushlp should be held by an Oklahoman
ono can scarcely avoid pondoring the luck
which porsistcntly hangs on the political dcs-
tiny of Oklahoma's Junior eenator.
Gore and owen were ln the senate years Yot
neither over came within haling distance OF
tho chlIrmanahip Of the Indian committee. In
fact the chalrnnnshir ot any major senate
committee is attained. usually only after
long period OF waiting In the United states
senate, when llarreld gains the coveted post,
II nc does-and II seems moro than likely that
nc will he will again have broken records and
established precedent
Looking back over the mans career since he
came into prominence a result OF his cand
dacy for congress In lmpossibly democratic
district when the league debates were nt their
crucial point, one must inevitably give some
thought to the old saying that there is time
IA men'e lives when they can embrace oppor-
tunity and ride with the tide.
Harrold embraced that Opportunity hope
Ices opportunity the so-called sophisticated ones
said IIo rode with the tide in part. but in n
larger way ne mhue Nht Nlh'' anu lnN''"N
natlonalism won, Again, In the senatorial CON
test with a field already filled to oycrcrowding.
iIarrcld SHE'D his castor. "why don't the man
stay within his district and secure reelection
to congross2" tho so-caled politically wise
asked.
But the Kenmckian bred and okahoman by
adoption cut his bnlt and fishcd he pleased
Tho result all now know, lie won lengths
ahead Of the field and he again ahead
Of the field in the general election. There came
a time when the factions OF the state inter-
fered amenaby Again tIarred played his
own game. Not. perhaps, any one Of his
constituents wanted him TO play IT, but played
II according to his own Judgment and In his
own way II there came a time when 1t ap-
reared he had broken his gait ana was losing
that seeming was only temporary, lie re-
trieved everything when he returned to Okla
homa and dominated the atate committee OF
his party. again winning under strong pun,
Now he seems to nc In the surc way ot win
ming "a position OF national leadership ln his
party within six months OF his advent into the
senate. Accidents do not pile up In this way.
There ls something more 20 tho matter than
mere accident. Good Judgment, sound reason
ing, wsc vision--oll OF these must be consid-
cred in analyzlng such results
Possibly such thing a man OF destiny
ever lived. hut there are numerous incidents
IN human history which seems to prove ther,
have been such characters. FOR instance, ever,
man who sits In tho game and insists ON play
ing il according to his own standards Alread!
ITarreld has the reputation Of having sorvc,
Oklahoma better than, any man the state ma
sent to the senate Was that accident lie
the future supply the answer,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
lust Folks
rIE nI1ST ARE BACK.


Copyright, 1921, by Edgar A, Gucst)
Il was easy in the old days and the bitter
days TO shirk--
The beet OF an the nation had been called
away from work
We could hold our various places with in
different service then.
but today the war is over and our best is
back again.
We had little competition with our soldier
boys away;
The alouthful and tho lazy could command a
masters pay,
but the oilers days are over, we are done
with methods slack.
For the finest OF the country and the best we
have are back.
They who fought TO ave the nation have re-
turned TO do It's work,
There's good man and a true man now to
crowd out every shirk.
| don't know how TO say II but Il seems 10
me somehow
That IT'S up to every one OF us to start TO
hustle now.
We must bend our backs TO labor and the
pleasures we must shun.
We must give the best that's in us 20 the
duties to be done,
| Now the test is one OF merit as il used to be
OF yore
| And It's goodbye to the loaters for our best
| ~ homo once more.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Maryland seems bent on making jury service
attractive. Miss Light. who ls described
"hcautlfu young lady Of rs With dark brown
hair and perfect form" sued one Knicricm for
10000 damages Miss Light having SUSTAINED a
broken llmb in somo way
A. tho trial fho waH required 20 parade in
fllk hose W and down before the jury whiie
rounsel and Jurors discussed appearance. curya-
turc and uniformity In their comparison Of one
ioF with the other"
The dispatches make no mention OF wha, tho
verdict was but II the description Of the plain
uH was an accurate one friend Knlerom
never had u chance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

No civic club has ever undertaken as im-
portant a work that laid out for the Ro-
'arians in ita ot-acquainted-wi MISREPRESENTATION
movement The Rotarans purpose bringing the
country TO town. That's fine. But the force
OF the argument applies 10 your nelghbor next
door in town
What do you know about tho folks next doorH
ln nine cases out OF ten, absolutely nothing.
lror an you know genius may bee hiding there.
And IT'S a hundred to-o shot that darned
good and woman worthy in all respects
Of your friendship and confidence. live along
side OF you. Yet you chase across the city for
human companonshlpl
This Is tragedy, The folks next door may be-
long to the Campbelite church, while You are
"a democrat, But that matters not. II viii be
good for your immortal soul to meet those
folks and know them neighbors Almost in
stantiy you will find they are real folks. your
canals and worthy Of your trust and confidence
Artificial ties and affiliations do a lot more
harm than good. Behind all those there stands
,nan and woman Get to know them
There is absolutely nothing in life so preciou,
sa the intimacies OF neighborhood. II IN.
,eolousie, can be kept out--the scandalmonger
n is possible to enjoy heaven enough right /,
your own home and the home OF your noighbor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Cut the high brow stuff. It's nuisance. In
tho nclghborhood be just folks. You'll have TO
be thn, In heaven II you got there. And u you
ret TO the other placo--wcll, figure that out
fur yourself
stroud correspondent Apologies Tor bis
inability 10 send an obossum for the autumnui
R"ason. not coon grapes and pcrsfnmors will
soon be- ripe he adds. when | hope 10 bo able
10 send you brother 'possum IN fine condition "
God blsaa the man lie knows where the hcar'
of the average clean American is 10 be disroy-
ercd' THINK o. possum and candied ynms'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

We stlll pcrplcxed over that Moman
pruett verdict handed down by the county at
torney unaided by jury or coron"r's invcsti-
cation. we don't know yet whether Moman
didn't KIN the negro whether he Killed him in
sef-dr;rnsr or whether It is the finding ot the
honorable county attorney that Moman Pruett
has tho constitutional right 70 kill negro
whenever he gets good and ready. without hnv-
ing hts actions inquired into by jury. II the
county attorney Of Oklahoma county Is pre-
pared to clucidatc the riddle we invite him to
do so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

This is not n very lucky dav I,
those who read the stars ar, fo ~
believed. Although Neptune y W.
benefic aspect early in the H.a4r,,-.
Saturn and Jupiter are strore,, ,ES
verse later. Venus smiles og ~
world In the evening. N'
Neptune turns the thou..ts -
ward common sense ideas ~
practical work early toda. I..,
saturn later destroys the h,sf ','
pulses by substituting p,ss.r1,s',.
Judgments for sauguino csgecta-
lions.
During this sway persons wh.
have advanced ideas In business n,
the professions may find that "a.
actlonary counsels prevail
There is to be a slow rg.grapio,
OF recurrence Of outgruvu ta,orisa
Of life that will eventually brl,v
about startling results and marx tbo
beginning of real progress lt Ia
prophesied.
The eclipse OF the moon tomor.
row evening falls in tho third de.
can OF Libra and is read .a indl.
cate danger to women IN childbirth
Serious difficulties for the SOW
crneut OF Great Britain ar. ue'Iayes
TO be foreshadowed in this ecupp
which is exceedingly menaedng 10
Lloyd George.
Railway accidents. which hay,
been frequently forecast for the AZ
] tumn, may take place before tfp
I end OF the month.
Religious controversies will M
widespread during the winter when
spiritual healing may Gauss
! sgbtsuna in moro than on. dsv,t,t
/ nation.
Although the spiritual awaken
! ing expected after the war WAS not
| apparent, the seors declare nat Il
| has been merely delayed and viii
mark the coming year when new
/ teachers will be accepted.
Uranus opposed TO Mars denotes
heavy drains on the public purse.
! Both tho federal government and
state governments Will meet extra.
| ordinarily heavy expenses,
Labor conditions continue sub
ject to star that foroshad9ws many
! difficulties. Leaders Will be do
credited and there will be scandgh
| within n large organization whh
will be disturbed by disscnsions. ~
a distinguished EnsiiEhW5u msy
be in peril of his life before the
new year.
Persons whose birthdate q b
should avoid new ventures IN the
coming year. business should oc.
cupy special attention.
Children born on this day may be
inclined TO spend money too lavish
ly but they should be gifted, al.
fectiouate and lucky.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

~ "dverr"'ng is not news then the merchant
should employ AN advertising man who can put
club Thuraday. Urttcr udyicc..mure accurate
ndvice--was never oiven tho advertiser than ls
contained In that statement n iq easily pos
Flble for any merchant 10 make his advertise
pcnt the feature OF the morning Paper. II he
does not do so, tho fault is his or his advcrts-
ing manager. when the daily advertisement
ot any business concern becomes a feature OF
the paper it makes the fortune OF that con-
ccrn. Tho thing has been accomplished en-
tlrcly too often for any man to say Il s i'm.
possible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Bonded for $4,000.

NAL Thomas and
A. A. Banks. the two men who
were arrested Tuesday in connec-
ton with the finding Of 100 gallons
OF whisky in Banks barn, were
bound over the federal court
wednesday. Thomas was released
on $1,000 bond, said to be one OF
the hcaviscst ever required in the
erate for case OF this kind. Banks
made bond in the sum Of $1,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
TO ELECT NEW PRESIDENT


Special 10 The World.
NINITA, oct 1.-THE Parent
Teachers association OF Ninita held
it's first session OF the fall Friday,
October -. al the auditorium NJ
the high school. the principal fea-
ture on the program being tho
showing OF reel OF pictures on the
new moving picture machine which
the organization bought last spring
for use In the schools, at a cost OF
about $500.
The meeting was called 10 orde
by Mrs. n. ID. Sheldon, who served
tho association as it's president for
the first two years OF its existence
and whose term expires at this
meeting Mrs Lee Mitchell was
elected 10 succeed Mrs, Sheldon. but
owing TO her resignation a new pres
ident will be elected Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Benny's Notebook
THE PARIl ANE- NEMN


Weather. FcaTse
Fxter! Latest Fued Notes, The
Jonsins are ahed this week I'm the
hlg feud between the Hunts and the
Jonsins. on account OF Maud JON
sin having called up Sid Hunt on
the telcfonc last Wcnsday and then
test stavinc there lissauing to him
say Hello hello hello about 50
times without getting eny satsfa1h-
tion.
slssiety. Miss T.oretter Miner
Snows some little guy runs crrans In
a drug store, and last week he CAV"
her 10 little sample jars ~ Thee
der Bara bewty cream, which sle
has used up Jars aIlreddy ana sdu
looks about the same.
Pomc by Skiny Martin
Separated for Life. -
The apple grows upon a tree
And likewise does the peach.
But alas upon . different trees
SO never side by each.
Intristirg Facts about IrtrIstnr
People Sam Cross once aKs.denty
swallowcd . pcetCh stones 70 one
week and never forgot the iNper'
enCe.
Things You Awt 10 Know DOC
ters rite their prescriptions In the
Latin langwidgo, thus making them
look harder and more Expensive. u
you look "a wild becst I'm the eyes
il cant touch you, but It is prooerY
bests to be up a tree II possible wen
YOU try IL, especially the tcrst rev
times. The neerer you get % the
equator the less and less clothes
the people ware, partly being tn.
climate and partly being wal
they're used to. \
Lost and found. Nothing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Iiazng In schools is just another phase OF tho
mob spirit. After the last possible word has
been said IN favor OF this practice the fact re-
mains that It s oowardly No Lrdefu hon
orable youth should permit himself to take
such advantage OF any boy, especially new
conner to the institution, individual freedom,
individual responslbillty--thesc are the jewels
OF American citizenship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

Reports from okmulgee indicate that the
sheriff OF that county was getting himself all
set for a killing when some crcpe-hangcr
entered TO disrupt his plans. what W, can't
understand Is where Major Rand all this
while. ono inevitably loses faith in mankind
when a plot OF thl, hidcous nature take
place and all but mature directly under the
nose OF the presiding elder OF tho oklahoma
diocese OF Journalism