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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
MRS. PElNYBACKER SAYS WOMEN
SHOULD GIVE PUBLIC OPINIONS

ME. We may rad ana talk eterrally
- withou, lhcashi our duty u no.
lone. We must make cur own opinions
pass in rrsisw and challenge zach he
for the bar 81 reason and conscience
Duty Demands that W speak Gut when
yropcr occasion CffcTs "a permits.
~woasen have grsat responsibility
with rsrard a. The topics q converse.
iis.n m the nmlly riuclc. Nothing can
- made naoss Intellectual than table
talk ENsry skiiici Teacher easily -
lss,ts the children Who vcme trac hosncs
here inielligrnf CouNcrSation IL ths
rule These hos- and kris have a nsnd
OF gsncgal information. an outlook upon
lite. and a breadth q vision that u ia'
valuable
Tho speaker declared Cne q the al
Nantagrs ~ wcunsn slffFagc was the
s.lngaticn sqi-ci ufson c,snv,rSatiUn -
twe~ n uisn and women. She alro sireSS
- the ling-cstance g! cNpscSS,ng ofin
cns IN a dignlficd mSnn,T. SithcGi
v.ncm Much q the lAck II reverence
Ter Law and su,hai,y On ihe part q;
N. Youth - ,hc coun,ry, she Said can
- ,fac~i - ut;stsnovs - laf~n'- n
the homo.
Mr. pnnyh&ckcr A~Carcd two iu,iss
-oalg,ats.i Amsf.c1n women. to teach
An,.ticans ina, Immigrants e~ar gsfts
I w arr hut wlse facGgh a. see them.
aud "thA, u - ns4 tes; that the iSnEi
gran shoait live within himseh.-
Referring 20 thu latter duty the
SPEAKER d-ciArcd IA. rSiscy cfr-rmistins
Nlieas. o. i've in sssonles, away iron
Aus~ficaniring influsncss. VAS wrcng.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

un~ ahou, sigh, inches t-,low the ,og
cs the hSns whsn the ground has
dri.d ensish Nc; q ssick plan, thu
I'D a, IN. water line f.fsy-:car iaehes
apart cse a radtie four inches In
width. Sink the paddle hlAae thre
tsarshs q; an inch and drop ten 70
,Us,ye s.,ds across tn padd'e rr.n,
Thea rr<ss the art q cover DoRt
y; dry dir; roll into the paedie rrin,
With The ses,i. After cov.ring. rasc
sncaEh dry DIP, frosn the top over IN.
hln 70 cover and prcver, hakinx Seei
should - planted April s to u. nc,
later.
-Tomatc~s PLANTED With an eastern
exposure. lo~ enough In the ditch a.
kc~p OF the wcs; Wild. viii stand cen.
SIDERABLE cosd rnis Year I los; only
: pr c~a, In the sreer~. ~hich was The
hates; In years.
'whea the plants are up and going.
four q tive inches high. 'hln % two
- the hill Dcnt pail Cse a sharp
knife and Gu; ~at ias; uneer the sur.
fscs. having che Plant a, zach end a
the hill As The plants grow pun the
dirt 90 The roots wcrk u M until
the dirt around th~ plants comes ieve,
with shs top. having the rOos base
asou, sSgh, inches under ground Then
lrrsSase 90 bring TIE water hne iass
~Aere q was az the planting and no
higher. ks~p the weeds and grAss cut
Look cut for the grass jass after the
hate jun rains. n you set this no
further srOuh,e VII come.
-ns> ca e prcductien and deliver.
inc two mites - APPROXIMATELY IS a
,oa. and. whn~ have MT tssn aide 90
market osher than the ss,-c, pick. ~
nearly as u WAS possible 10 determine
from the amount sa;her.d and estimate
waste. I gr~v - tons ;he aer~ IN 1879
and fs.i.
While I am growing an extra .~r'y
tomato. q % my opinion TIA, any sariy
variety which has vide foliage Win d.
as wei and pshsrs holt M better In
slrs than the A q " Extra Esriy.
syoa sasy say. ph. bss ,hs work re-
QuIF.Ss o. sro~ touIascs~r Cnicss you
sxpcc, To- take this pains You had bs,-
Ter stick 10 alfalfa and corn. You can I
shrvw tomatoes at The ground and 81
a corn Yco can't transplant and make
q seccr<s. and xs;hou; the straw ~
hold an svea moisture you VIII los
hAlf the crop from What poo have
called 'sorna,o kixhs'."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

y solution. II might. follow. should o.ir
wurk prove as successill - We n'"
,Npccl. that tn. lake levels can he ac.
rdallr regulated aud that irr instance.
Chicago viii tc authorized t. USE much
norc water In its drainage system shan
% nov does. How unpo',.n, this VII
Be- a great growing city fFo Chictsu
u OF us fully appreciate
Director liayford viii Ice IN Washing
ton all this week and wnic there vii
jscuss with chief Justice ridi the mat.
To- II the pauama-CDrta Rica boundary
disiuie Recently Chief iisiicc Taft
.iIuinicd rruf hayford Z msmhc, ~
the commission thai u 90 establish tho
boundaries hciwcvn these two coUn.
tries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

FL. PASo. Texas. Oct. ...-rtssoners
3, tn IL raso county yAsi ate ;ees VA
s.rucicns during the saxs s~.scn- Three
sim-e wesk wasrsm<lons were served
a. tn yal The nations were AL grown
On sh~ ranch a Sheriff Seth orndafs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Mood Music b the music which soothes you
when nervous, refreshes you when tired.
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See that you get your copy Of Mood
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23
Tv Mr. Edison;s marvellous MOODMuSlC

New Edison which puts at the command of every home.
the full benefits of music. Now he has developed way
of using these benefits.
Two years ago corps Of world'famous psychologists
undertook for Mr. Edison research into the effects OF
music The research has just been completed Out OF
has come Mood Music.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

Fell u To Marsh" Dr Luxe Taiiors
and Cleancrs. Phone s,Si.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-23

you already know that music has the power to pull
you out Of your mean" spells But do you know how
to apply this power in your everyday liter 10 you Know
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These are age-old problems. Mr.. Edison has finally
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
ALLISON
TRIMS
wv" BALL
SQUAD

Coach Leonard Allison emf -.
University Of Washington bas.,a,
squad 10 20 men last week. onIv ~.
field positions were affected a. a.
pitchers and catcherH have nor -
chance 10 show their real form a..
10 the nature ~ the weather TT
squad will be cut again Monday
Pigot. Barrett. Carlson. Msrs,..
Zlel and Trevls are eonteneer. -
the FIRST base position: Rorsr.
Shields. Wells and Curzon for a.
ond. Janeck. Torrance and WAS,
for shortEt0p: Zamberlln. Harrs.
Aarrid and Knudson for third ~.
the outfisld positions there are c.
tain Foran. McCroskey. Daley. Per-
son, LYMAN, Lease, Miles ana NJ.
Mahon.
Prospects are especially gooS ~,
this spring. Foran. Pigott. Torrance
Zanberlain, Accroakey and NaIon.,
from last years team, are turnIr,
out and there are several men fro,.
last years freshman team who ars
showing up well. Coach Allison /,
anxious 10 develop a good hl,fIr,
team this year. and has stated tbs,
heavy hitters viii be given prefcrepo.
over all others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
BEAVERS
SIGN COLLEGE
MASK STAR

PORTLAND. Feb. 3s.---A. V. King.
former University OF Virginia catch.
er. who IL regarded as a coming
major league ball player by several
scouts OF tho Detroit baseball club.
VIII report To the Portland Beavers
at Santa Maria. March ..
Tho McCredic~ Judge and Walter
got their heads together for a few
brief moments Saturday afternoon
and decided 20 accept tn. terms de.
manded by King. who Is at present
In Ison Angeles.
King was turned over 10 the Beav-
ers Ly Frank Savin Of Detroit dur.
ing Tho winter Of 1919. but after his
terms wrrc accepted for 1890 lie rc.
fsIssd 20 report and Joined the Ohio
Industrial LsaEle. whore he played
~ iiiiant hail among a bunch OF form.
cr bis leaguc.k
Scouts Blliy Doyle and Eddie Herr
81 IN. Detroit club. have boosted she
stock Of the young player 10 the
skiom. and advised the Beaver owner
no, 20 par, witn him. Kings playing
in the induntra. 'caFue attracted the
attention % Jack Dunn. the Haiti'
NOR. manager. and he was signed hy
the Orioles. Portland successfully
contested Haii.morc'H claim.
King IL a hard hitter and a speedy
man. Manager 4cCredic believes
tina, King would develop into a Rroa,
outfirider. AMI b, Intends to have
aha pace In the gardens during Tie
training camp ssason IN hopes Of
brs aiSinE him Into tho art OF ny,
chasing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
RACES
oI'f>
DEMPSEY
VS.. FROG
JULY 2
ny HENRY I. FARRELL.


NEW YORK. Feb. .s-T~x
Richard announced today that IN.
Dempsey Carpenter fiEh, wfn b.
held on Saturday. July :. In keep
ing with the agreement. no will
notify Jack Kenrns. manager Of
The champion. tomorrow. and viii
cable the announcement to Cstrpcn-
der.
The ste selected for no hsr
bout viii not b announced.
Il am asking tho principals for
an extension OF um~-abouf 20
daya--in which to rrach a drcirion.
I must choose between several good
places In mind Richard told the
United Press today.
Eickard. who has been confined
TO his homo with an attack Of
stomach trouble. was nj his Office
In Madison Square Garden this
morning.
Il hope 20 arrange n meeting
with the lawyers and get tho con
test transferred 20 mo tomorrow. I"
he said II have a letter now
from Charles n. Cochrane. assuring
mt that he wants TO withdraw his
interests. I am not SURF OF Brady'z
attitude but he was the first to
seek release
Jack KearnA manager % D~mp
sey. said the date was satisfactory
70 him.
That Carpenter would approve
OF tho date was the opinion ct
pressed also by Gus Wilson. hts
trainer and interpreter.
There IS little doubt along Broad.
way that the contest viii be held
on this side OF tho water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

-Four teams -- MacDd1gail-g outh-
wick. Eckmhnn Furniture Co. North.
"rn Life ana Y. NJ. G. A.--wiil fight
u out for the city bask ball title. a
round robin viii be played between
these teams. with two gnrnes tonight.
two "Wednesday ana two Saturday.
The first games tonight will be
played between the Northern Life
and the Y. NJ c. A.. at the University
gym. ana the Eokmann Furniture
Co and MacDougali.s outhwick. at
the Y. ~ e. A.
The Northern Life team earned the
right 10 play In the finals by defeat
Ing tho Puget Sound Paper BOX
team In n close battle at the ~"
Saturday night. by a p 70 20 count
The Silent Frats climbed out ~ the
cellar and left the basement honors
20 the Rainier. Noble post five by De.
fcating the soldiers. - 10 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
LINCOLN-BROADWAY
CAGE. GAME BOOKED

IL tho Lincoln haakctbaii tram has
recovered sufficiently from their re-
cen; vaccinations chances ar, tina,
tho Sorthendcrn win play broadway
ut broadway tomorrow afternoon as
originally scheduled.
In spite % tho fact that IN. Broad
way squad has lost four game this
year they haven't met n reverse this
season on their home floor. Lincoln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
Walter Goyne and His Lead Do0-Youkon
MIDGET CAGE RACE
is NEARING CLOSE

Lincoln team was varcinAted recent.
" and they may not be ready to
play today.
There are some postponed games
20 BE- played OFF In the midget race.
Lincoln having called off games with
Queen Anne and broadway. Tho nai.
lard Queen Anne game must also be
played off.
The regular season ~ booked to
close Friday with Ballard playing
Wes, Seattle 80 ballard. broadway
mixing with Franklin NJ broadway
and Queen Anne and Lincoln tang
ing At Queen Anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

win enter the game favored 20 win.
but the Tigers may spring a surprise
and down the Lincoln squad.
Tho other games booked for ,ouor.
row find Queen Anne and Franklin
iangiing a. Queen Anne and Ballard
playing West Seattle at Ballard.
IL isn't very likely that tho Prank.
lin oueen Anne uff wlIl - played
because tho Quay men were vaocin.
ated Just last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

NEW YORK. Feb. :s--Frruk
Baker has not been sold 10 the wash
ington club for $50 900. and he win
not be sold n ! know anything about
IT," Col. 7. l.. Huston. part owner OF
the New York Yankees. said today.
commenting on tho report carried out
Of Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
Would You
Risk Your
Life for a Dog?

Would you undertake 60 drive a
dog team 20 miles across tho
fronen SHOWS of the Northhnd
for the sake of a dogT
Would you riHk your life Just 20
prove that tho dogs you low. were
superior To other dogs
MuShers who drive teams In the
Hudson Hay Dog Derby Eivr no
thought TO tho small purse OF.
fercd the winner.
They do not race ror nsmcy.
Each wants "a prove Ibis dogs
are the best In the world
Arc our northern brothers bet.
ter aportsmcn than W.T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

EUFFAJo. r-h. sss-Th. .iEs an.
urni tournament 81 tho American
bowling congress. with all entry rec
oTda broken. will start ON the is spe-
oiaiiy constructed alleys at tho
broadway auditorium here tonight.
Nine hundred and thirty four man
teams arr entered. and more than
1000 bovieru win compete in the
doubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
tKH1 e VI
KlJ133:N

knras Sinclair. In. Is-,ear-sld
Annapolis wonder swimmer, will
have Ia be resAoned With In the ma
'lsn.i g,o-ysrd free style champion
ship. vouchers have been turned In
for tho Intercollegiate record Of m.
% f-5s. he oct At the distance re-
csntly. and they attest fully 10 the
aafhentlcity of the performance.
which WA made os~r an sol foot
course. A. tho time is tho i~~t re-
turned this season and sinclair 10
hhely TO go ~sen faster when pitt~d
against rival. sbie la force the pace
f.~ him. there is r~--i reason To be-
hess he viii prove q hard man 20
bo~t In the coming title test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
SYRACUSE ALL
SET NOW

SYRACUSE. n. ". Feb. 2s.--
owner I.andKrnf IN -siitin' pretty
this year IN respect 70 players for
Syracuse. lie has a working agrec
nent with tho Cards and viii get
Kickry's surplus talent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
TIPLITZ CAN
TAKE 'EM

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 2s.-Fans here
say jon Tipiitz. Philadelphia scrap
per. II tho TOUCHES, hid since the
days Of Nd Broad Tip has been
in nearly 200 battles and never been
fiooresd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

Three games are booked for the
midget basketball race this afternoon.
broadway meets Fast High At Ilruad.
way and West Seattle tanglcs with
Franklin at Franklin. Queen Anne
ls resting Will. Lincoln may and
may not play ballard At Lincoln. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

Word from Honolulu that the Hawaiian
a \ q. has postponed its annual mid.
Pacific water carnival. scheduled for this
month. and ~iii hold u May $40 The
~ouon's national outdoor leo-yard swim
ming championship H. ORE Of the features
and tho COMMITTEES In charge hope 60 49,
cure entries from Mis- EtheidA Hleibtray
- the New York Wofusn-E q A., the
title holder. who - IN Australia AZ pres-
ent. and Mas Margaret Woodbridge Of
tho Detroit a C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

NEW YORK. FEB. 2s.-rhe Phiiip-
pine Islands cabled n challenge for
the Davis cup. which was received to
day by the United States Lawn Ten.
mis- association. making the sixth
nation which desires 20 wrest from
America the cup recently won. Tho
challenge was sent by Manuel Que
son. Manila. president OF the Philip
pine Amateur Athletic federation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
MB3947n.
q

william Rsinhars. 81 L~ai. M
tsen.i go thp~~. h.s s~~s tanned sver
60 the Ia. Angete. club finsi pap
m~ni fo~ f1ieher FessiuA-
Hhsrvccd Naxes veteran vssicnsi
issrvs outsisidsr. has virtually eosns 90
terms with tho Minneapolis cub of the
American association.
Umpire DAILY ~ the Western csnafa
league. has heen signed 90 offlclzta IN
Tho Amssican s@soctatiea thls sea~sn.
los Anuein~ has signed clyde Ann.ir,
univsr~d CITY frst sAeksr. for a tryout.
Every member az the vcs,d's cham
rtonship Cleveland team ha. signed for
the 1871 season. There ~ss not q s4aEle
hoiaout Alnonx the players
doc Swell. the ycaagsa~~ vAe
t~eke Into tho Cleveland hnesp Lat
.es~aa following the sr~gse death Of
Ray Chapman. may h~~d the Indian
battling order this .~sa<a.
sam wrirsa former r~hirn oon.r.
catcher. has e-sn signed By tho Pittsburg
Nationals.
The virginia pa~~hAn league has
adopted a i1t.gams schedule The sra
son vnI open April ~ and chose soptsm-
Der "a
Fhiisdeiphis National. b, the Gin
sinu.i R1sis, ts . hoiieat-
rvef iodsrus has bc~r signed 20 play
frsi hars for tho Tolcds club Of the
American association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
MACK HELPS
PLAYERS

ROCK ISLAND. III. Feb. .s--
Manager Earl Mack won't stand In
the way OF Advancement for any Of
his Plowboyn lie has accorded 20 the
demand Of Herrick Emery that he be
sold 10 a higher league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

Tho National BstinE association
ba. upheld tho oa~- .ar suspension
given Jack Dillon and ~. %" fis.-n
by tho k~nios1y sfhirtie as~seiafI lon
These two bsitlerr. together with
Charley white, viii not III able TO
~ot~r ssot~.ts In any Of tho ~ states
which are affiliated with the ssssei.-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

Charley whites letter writing efforts
% force Benny Leonard into smother title
bout hav. b.e-i wasted IS the result Of
hts suspension. white recently offered 20
hos Leonard. any time. any place or any
number OF rounds. winner tAks all white
~aa willing 10 lot 10000 iron msa he
could best LEONARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
PINELLI is LIVE
OAK

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. ss--Babo-
pineIli. who drew walking papers
from the Detroit Tigers. IL satisfied
with his contract TO play third base
for the Oaks here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
NETS FACE
CRUCIAL
PUCK MIX
TONIGHT

aeattle's hockey team faces the
crisis OF the season tonight when
they battle the Vancouver seven at
Vancouver. A win for the Seattle
team will put them out OF danger
temporarily. a loss for Seattle viii
put them game ahead OF Victoria
II Seattle should lose tonight and
Victoria should trim them here
"Wednesday. tho Aristocrats will be
even up with the Seattle team.
Victoria now holds a string Of five
straight wins over tho locals.
Reattle'H chances for entering the
playoff hinges largely on the NEXT
two games.
The playoff win b~ stagnd as usual
this season with Vancouver playing
tho second place winners two games.
ono In each city. the team scoring
the most total goals for tho two
games. wins In. championship. Van.
oouver has cinched In place in the
finals.
The teams were expected 10 limo up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

-psbe" Herman. Sacramento. Cal.
hsntsss. left saturday nigh, f.~ 81
Paul To Join Jack Hsddr's stable ~
bssev~. JssL k~.rs- made an Iith
hear attempt To get Herman. but
failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
SPEED VS..
ENDURANCE in
DOG RACING
CLASSIC

THE PAS, Manitoba Feb 2s.Speed of the finely cared
for Alaska maamue will be ptted against the endurance of
the roughly used northern Manitoba husky in the Hudson
Bay Dog Derby set for March for the championship of the
world.
The dog classic old at first restricted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

Jaeh Edmundston. California mid
di~weisht borer, contemplate. max
ing bis home In Portland. Edmund
sion }. regarded - quite . mitt
wirid~r, aud ha. . two-roand Lnosk-
.1i 20 his credit OVER ysrk aeCisl-
Land. who is making . hit In tho
JsxL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
VARSITY
HOOPERS WIN

Running up a score ~ ~ tors. fss
University Of Washington made |.
two straight from the University n
British Columbia at the local ryu
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
PRATT'S NINE
AT WORK

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Feb. a.
MichiRan'a baseball team Is getting
tho once over from everywhere this
spring. It's because Del Pratt big
Lacquer. in coaching them. Pratt has
good material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28
Bill Brennan
Makes a FeU
Predictions

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.--iiaving
stayed ~ rounds with Champion
Jack Dempsey. iiili Brennan. Chi
cago heavyweight. feels free To
make nomo predictions. Biil nays
Willard will be lucky 10 stay three
rounds. and he figures Carpenter
will laht as long an he can run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

noy Mccormick. popular Irish battisr,
plans 10 sail for HE home IN ireland Tor
rest shortly. All negotiations for ron
tests Tor Mccormick have been cancelled
~ hia manager. Billy Dib.on-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

ASolph Ander~ou ~ the Omaha
G>~h.p a. q. is beginning to attract
sft-ntion In aquatic circles. lie swan
go yard. TN Pm. ss.. . few days ago
and he hs~ i-~~n improving 80 rapid
~ that HI. coach. ret~r Wendell,
fe~ts eenfident he will beat Pm. So-.
fcr the distance withia another
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

TO certain breeds of dogs.
Now it is open TO all.
The Alaska maiamute. dclicateiy
card for and fed. heretofore has
dominated racing with its wonderful
speed.
This year the course h doubled
COURSE
DOUBLED
The race win lie from Tho Pas TO
Film Flon and rrturn--a distance OF
200 miles
Increased length IN the race course
gives the Northern Manitoba husky
a chance TO win.
This breed Of dog n stronger and
Possesses morn endurance than his
maiamute brother.
During the racing SEASON he Is fed
on mutton chops and eggss After the
derby he goes hack to n meager diet
OF frozen jack.fish.
The husky Is Indispensable In tho
country where there are no railways
or roads. lie Is the sole means OF
transportation.
CHAMP
MtSHt.RS
Walter Goyne Of ST Paul who
won the race In 1890. Is here with
his champion team OF malamutes
He is tho only American entry.
Goync covered the iOo-milc course
last year in rs hours and Ia minutes
This classic may take between 30
and IS hours due TO the Heightened
trail.
Besides Goync. other champion
nnushcrs here are Phillip Tobacco.
Rateese Campbell Joe 81. Goddard.
Moss Azure. Jack Haynes and sam
pranteau.
These, arr the veteran nushcr-
known for their powerful endurance
and long Injured to snowshoo trails
SWEAR BY
DOG TEAMS
Tho men Of the North swear by
their dog teams They brag OF their
feats OF strength and stamina. Faith
In their dogs develops into n sort OF
blind worship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

NEW YORK. George Kelly, loes
hoidout Of the Giants. has signed 4
1921 contract. the club announced to.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-28

Edgar I. Criisr. secretary treasurer ~
the Jefferson Park colfing club % saat-
tie ever since this organization took over
the competitive Eoif features % the mu-
nicipai links. has been ehuasn club cap
tain