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Produce and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

LOCAL "HOLESALE MAHnEl.
Eggs-Strictly fresh, per doz.. 2Sa2i;
southern, 23
Live poultry-Roosters. per lb: 20:
turkeys. per pound. 30a33: chickens
spring. per lb.. 53a5S: hens. per lb;. ~;
winter. per h.. 35a40.
Dressed poultry-Fresh- killed spring
ccnhlckens. per h., 60a65: hens. per ID,
a. ROSTERS. per ID. %; turkeys, per
JoasO
Pork-Dr"ssed. small per lb.. IS:
medium, lSa14; heavy. 10a13; live, 9A.
Liv" stoek-Calves. choice. per h.,
H. lambs. choice. per h., 13a14
~ Green dren fruits-Apples, per bbl.. 3;ooa
,o' ,',vo' western. per box. 3.50a4. 50 Can
~ ma lemons. per box, 3.50ai 30 Cai-
~, i": ma oranges. per crate. 5.39ao W
rr .niiot oranges. per crate. t.ooao-oo
grapefruit. per crate. 6.00a6.50. Straw
"e'fies' l"a30 per quart.
esetables-Potatoes nearby. No. /.
per DBL, 1.a0aI75: northern. per sack.
,ooa.2'; new southern potatoes. per
oo1.' o'oa6.o0: sweet potatoes, per bbi.,
NO !. 3.c0a1. 100: vans, per bbl. 5. .OOa6. 90.
Lettuce. North Carolina, per crate. 10oa
~ nearby. per crate, 1.00a2.0O. Celery.
o@Z.. GOA 80, Florida celery. 4.50a
20. Romaine lettuce. 1.25a2 so. Gym
bilngs. per crate, Florida, 1.50a2. 90.
- ZACH. Der bbl. 2GOa3.50. Kale, p
800 per bbl. Peppers, per basket. $50
a2'o. North Carolina peas. 1.50a3.50.
i"X:.S onions. LOCALES. New cabbage
per crate. 2.30a275 Cucumbers, 4O0a
800. Eggplant, per crate. 3.50a4.50. To-
matoes, per box. q. .50a5. 90. North Caro-
lima asparagus. per doZ., 2.50a4.00; near
by, per doZ., 1.25a225.
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UNION PACIFIC ACQUIRES
LOS ANGELES RAILROAD
Purchases Stocks and Bonds Of l..
A. G. S. L. Line From William
A. Clark and Associates.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Thc Union
Pacific railroad today acquired full
ownership OF the Los Angeles ard
salt Lake Railroad Company by pur-
chase OF stock and bonds held by
former United States Senator William
y. Clark of Montana and HIS nssoc!-
ates
The Union Pacific. previous to tho
purchase announced officially today by
one-half % :hc securities OF tts Los
Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Com
pany.
Tke transfer Of ownership affected
$29 600. 600 OF per cent bonds of the
Los Angeles ard Salt Lake Railroad
Company. for which tho Union Pa.
c!ic exchanged other securit!cs dollar
for dollar. Thecs Included $4,000. 900
Of Southern pacifc-Saa Frarcin,sn
Terminal per cent bords. $500. 900
OF Southern PaciGc frst rerundins
per cent bonds and sl45no, 900 OF Oro-
gon- Washington Railroad and SaW-
CATION Company first and rcfunding
4 per cent bonda
Part of T.. r. System.
Tho Union Parifc'S statement de-
c1ared the transfer aAsu rod tho per-
YnanenCy of tho positinn of It's syst an
in southern California with It's ruiis
into Los Anx~1ns ard to thr Panfo
ocean at San Pedro hhrbor.
The logical and natural destiny Of
the Los AngnIos ard Salt lake rail.
road. the statement said. ultimately
As . railroad property 10 ns = part Of
tho Onion Pacific system. and appre-
cation Of This wns suppoend to have
I'D TO the $40 by The Clark intefesta
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DAIRY MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. May 25 (SpeciaD.-
Chickens-Live springs. per pound.
iOa55: white leghorns, 10: young win
'ers. 40a43; old hens. 30a33: roosters,
l6alS; ducks. 25a32; pigeons. 40
Eggs-hoss Off nearby. strictly.
fresh. firsts, per doz., %: southern frsts,
2ia2o
Butter-Creamery. fancy, per pound,
81: prints. 32a33; nearby creamery. 2S
ladies. 20a22; rolls. per pound. 15alS;
dairy prints, 1Sa20; store packed. 14a
10: process. 24a25.
CHICAGO. May 25-Butter-I.ower;
creamery extras. 27k: tirsts 22a251.
seconds. 17a21; standards. 27L.
Egss-Unchanged: receipts. 25,37O
cases.
Pouitry-Alive lower: fowls, 21;
broilers, 40.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. May 26.---i'rme nier-
camille papcr. 6%h7: cacnanE- weak:
= rr!irE sixIy-dHy hilir ami CONNER
Ia, -'xty-t;ay bills on banks. 3SSi., :
numerical sixty-hay hil!s, 3.saA de-
inard, 3.94 cables 3.94 ", francs. de-
riard. a.2. cnb'cS. H.i1; !rlgian
francs. demand. S42: cables. S.A;
cuiido-s. demand. 35.l5: cnhlcs. 33."1: {:
rc, d"manh, 6.a7: cables. $40; mnrks.
,loriund. l.G3: cabics. l.6h: Greece.
demand. $40: Sw"Gcn. demand. 1880:
Norway. demand. 1914: Argentine.
demand. 3.23; brazilian. demand. 1887:
Montreal. 70 9-i6 per cent discount:
road bonds cnsy: time loans strady;
sixty days, ninety. elk months. 6A
pSr ccn..
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COMMISSION IS APPROVED.

rrop"E..iE for the conynrsion into
pounds strr.in.. of Il .und of approXi-
nlnt"ly si,.Ooo.n 900 now on deposit in
New York city us !. part of the our
roncy guaranty fund have been ap.
rrnv"d by tho vigilance committee of
c"nsrs 81, The committee is charged
WITH th1 administration of the gold
trp"I.t tod E=ainht isSIIrs Of papor cur
rcucy III Peru
- Is cs:..!trtud that tita conversion
or this money from dollars into pounds
s.-erling would yield ii profit, because
or pFHsont exchange ia Los. of approxi.
mnteiy 100000 pounds,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnksyr,

FHhlVAtHt, May Observation-Disclosures
1h.noo headi very siewI aheins tidy
weight yseriingS and steers about
stsahyi all othnr aFadss and ciasses
slow, weak to lower bulk beaf steers,
7,7aa9..0; bulk fat cows and heifers,
5.s5as.7ai bulls. largely, 4.58ab so,
H"ss-t;sGeipts 81 66A head fair
active. i5 to fh lower than yester-
days averagsi lights Oft most; top,
b.5h, earfyi bulk, s.l6aS.S6i pigs, is
to aa lower; bulk, desrab bile, s25as So
Shoep-itGeeipta 1900 head; SLOW
about steady on best lambsj shorn
lamb, top, 11.6hi hest held higher;
bulk. native springs. early, 12haa
- ;'H f'..''' fI, ..,!r;N nat
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No REPORT On THE
E'NFRENCH LOAN

NEW YORK. May 25-N" authori
tatIve details lad been given out up
to late hour this afternoon regard
Ing The progress Of the new 800 600, =
coo French loan. But houses par
1ripating in The distribution report cd
tha' the bonds were going well. 1t s
apparent that the strong sinking fund
provision. which insurcs n steady de-
nand At anything under par, is Il very
attractive feature for the small in
VeSJOrS.
Tn" general tone in the bond mar
ket today WAS steady, with some i'm
pr"vrm"nt IN railway issues toward
tho end Of the afternoon. when rail-
way shares Wrr" moving upward.
The Ia.rly favorable annual report
of 81. Louis AID san Franc. SEQ re-
C"ct"d in a better demand for the
.EsurS Of this road. especially the 6
per cent incom s.
Baltimore and Ohio convertibies,
Rock Island bonds. the Missouri Pa,
cifics and others of similar rank were
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SHERIDAN MOTOR SOLD,

MUNC1H. Ind. May ab.-Announes-
ment was made today Of tho purchase
OF tho Sheridan Motor Car Company
Of this city from The General Motors
Corporation by W, G p9r1nt. founder
taFs; d, 4, Burke. president Of the
Hha.1daa company. and others, The
deal, whlah involves the plant equip
nient and good will, was reported 10
involve about $4,000 900,
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MARYLAND GAINS,

Changing an April deficit last year
Of a87a,A7a iRte a net iRsene of &3,b61
for the month this year In tho aoeem.
'piishment shewn by the statement. Of
the Western Maryland Railway Com
esnys sas ss snts fsr
700, an increase Of te0s.4sn, and
y. IA Is eNnn morn II. a.. - i: III !.
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PARIS BOURsE FIRM.

PARIS, May ab.-Prieos. wore Arm
on tho bourse today. Three per cent
reatss. 81 francs 10 esntimos. Ex-
times. Five per cont loan. ~ francs 10
ceatimes, The dollar was quoted at II
francs l7M oentimss,
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Great Northern =. steady.

The Great Northern IS at 9SJa
were unchanged. the Pennsylvania rs
slightly higher at l0l&. and the st.
Paul general mortgage 4l2s up
fra acticn at 73.
On tho other hand New York Cen
tral de3entUre ss were weaker, down
to A.j2. as against SSH at the close
lst u gat.
Foreign governIn were irregu-
lar. but for the mos, part virtually
unchanged from yesterday. This was
true Of tho French IS and City Of
l'a:is ss. The Belgian Tbs were in
nrttc- demand above 9s and Bcig.an
So of 1925. Influenced by the recovery
H. Belgian francs, go> up around So
again as compared with ycsterday'5
low Of 93$. Mexican government 5s
came down again to 80.
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BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS,

NEW YORK, May e5.-BaF silver.
Domestic ssA; foreign ssAi Mexican
dollars. A4L
LONDON, May Gh-Bar silver, ss,4d
per eunss: Money, 81 per senti dis
count IT, es--ahart bills. -. per cent
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l,nEnrY BOND NOON PRICES.

NEW YORK. May 25.-Iiberty bonds
at noon, 3hs. Ss.10! first As. $40;
second As, $500 hid: first ~ = g. g..
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

MOCK OF Pay
record. able.
Rarnet yea,her pc 4. s115 June Is July 1
tnrrr'!rc. TahG.s.ing and
Record 60. q 81 1........ June - July II
Commonwealth Finance Corr.
q. 81 .---..-...--.. ..-..-..- Gna 20 July ID
Commonwealth FiraL:e Corp.
Commonwealth Finance Corp.
IF s-a. So "a .-........... June 90 July Is
Heywooi-V ab PH-id Co. s-n.
81 Observation-Disclosures. May % June l
Hsyxnod- Wakefield Co.
ira. 81 - ................N May % June I
FarrcN Coal Co. IF. O. Sl.I5-June % July I
Y. y. Dock II. s-a. s2.5o. July July IS
Sloss-Shffie!c Stae, & Iron pf.
q sl.15 ....-............. June is July I
WorthirGron Pump & Mach.
O. $50 ......-...-...... July July Is
w0.tEingtnn Pump Il Mach.
II. Il. q. sl.5n. .......... June 70 July I
W"rthingtoG TI:Ap Mach.
pf. A. q. sl..,,.......-.....Ju June 20 July /
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FOREIGN RONDS.
Quotations furnlslrd by ". Il H.ta'> & '.i,
r-....S =
FOREIGN ENCIIt\GE.

Ou"tatio;.> furnished ~ " r. lIlht> y 60
S..liirl.. lrlS ILn-tL- x-.l.ll 1t t....tl tL.ilx
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High. Low. Last.
Call Money.... : :
HCUELY SALES OF STOCKS.
II am. - go - 2Iu...... :175 10
y n. 8: 30 : pm 49,. 13O 800
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RAIN
HALTS
SIWASHES'
PRACTICE

POMONA. Cal. March it'-~Noih'
ing but rain has greeted the Seattle
Coast league baseball men IN train
ing here since Friday night. which
has made Il impossible for workout
either Saturday or sunday.
The first practice game of the sea
son, scheduled to bc played with the
Pomona team yesterday had 10 De
called OFF because OF the rain. Man.
ger "kopccks' l<cnwor'hy Is wild
because Of the two.day nyoff. but he
declared that the squad In In better
condition that he expected foe this
time Of the year.
Kenworthy named the following an
being sure OF their berthA, Tubby
Spencer. catcher. Rod Murphy. first
haso. wiatcrxil. third base; stumpf.
ahortKtop. Gardner. Gcary. schorr.
Brown. Demare.. Daley, pitchers.
IAnshardt. an outfieldcr. arrived
yesterday
Kenworthy IL Arranging n number
OF practice games for next week A
gam. with the March Field soldiers
viii be played during the week
The team viii play March II In
Pomona. IN. 18th and 2oth in Pasi.
dena and March Gath In Pomona The
local fans are eagerly looking for.
ward 10 th.n. Ramen
Manager Rivers Is expected here
Tuesday,
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FROSH
BALL
TURNOUT
SOON

Coach ''Dodc- Brinker OF the Uni
voruity OF Washington Frosh base
ball team. is expected to Issue his
call for men sometime this week.
Brlnker In wcilknown in baseball
circles turnout the Northwest. both
az a player and "A coach.
Little h known Of the F'ronh ma
terial In school. but there are several
youngsters who have made their
names In high school mines turnout
the state.
Charley LYMAN. who twiried the
Olympia high school nine to the Efats
championship In 1919. is expected 70
turn out for the FroAh nine. Lyman
IN not In school nj present but plan'
10 enter tho spring quarter which
starts the last Of this month.
Jimmy Backer. who caught for the
broadway high school team last year
IN expected 10 turn out
Doc Adams, who pitched for th'
Stadium high school In Tacoma Tor
several years. plans on turning out
Joe Glrard. the twlrier from WeS
Seattle, who had the high seboo
league standing on It's bead for
time. In another star who is hkely u
turn out for the throwing job.
al BarberiH. an ali-ciiy man In th'
Seattle high school league last yea
and a heavy slugger. Is expected u
turn out for an outfield berth on tn
Frosh nine.
Coach Brinker win make no ai
trmpt 20 get line on the men Until
after the squad begins turning out
The Freshman Glars AT a r"cen
meeting voted 10 supply funds TO bu,
the team new suits.
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Frank. know you promised
me taffeta dress for Easter. but
you need clothes more than I do.
70 I'll walt" NO. you won't. dear.
Two had n blk day to.iay--that h
TO say I've learned a lot. That
young sister OF mine ran into my
office today all dressed up and
when I asked her 'whcrc1 How
she told me about n place we
could all buy tho finest clothes
for almost n song and besides that.
take as long al necessary to pay.
It's Cherry's. They've just received
sir new spring stock and their
-aings are great. Come on. let's
both make our selections today,
and doll up for Easter. They arr
down on Second ave. between
Madison and Spring. 207 Rialtc
Bldg. over tho Pig'n WHISTLE
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
DUFFY
BOOSTS
COBB

BOSTON, March sly cobb hp
another loyal booE1er In Hugh Dung,
new skipper Of the Red Cox
II can't see anything but suooes
for Detroit with Cobb at the hsins
nays Duffy.
He has the brains and the IRA
Hen lead the Tigers thru man
a close game 20 victory.
Detroit was good team ~
year but Killed It's pennant chances
by a long. DISASTROUS barnstorrnisg
trip.
"I'm for shorter training trips an1
shorter schedules Of exhibits
games.
The Red sox aren't going 70 ~
themselves out in the spring. A.
watch our dust when the seasoo
opens
The experts say were . vnt
sister. But keep your eyes on us-s
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CINCINNATI. March i4-Banny
Bancroft IL down. But he isn't out
Huddlod In his bath robe AZ home
he's fighting rheumatism and ncu'
ritis.
This spring Banny saw the Dixie
special pull out for the Reds tram
ing camp without him, for the first
time In 30 years.
Banny's title of busineHs manager
Of the Cincinnati team has been
turned over 10 Frank Beble. an up
start Of So.
Behle seens like a kid 10 Banny,
for he IN az.
"Behie isn't going 20 do All the
work 4" says Banny. I'm going 70
help"
Garry Herman told the old veierhn
he wouldn't have 20 retire. His sal
AIRY will continue the rest OF his me,
II nearly broke Banny's heart
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It's the same old story Of speed ".
strength tonight. with S~attle.s
speedy seven lining up against Van.
ccuverss powerful team.
Both sevens are slated to enter
their strongest ilncups when Referee
Mickey Loo gets them under way.
aitho Seattle's chances for the hon.
orr depend largely upon whether or
not Jack walker. rover dc luxe. Is
able 10 play the whole game.
His knee is said 10 be O. n. again.
hut II he should net he ahlc 20 stick
cut the whole battle he will bc re
placed by Muzz Murray. Murray
should be able TO take care OF the
rover work all right II he shows the
samc kind Of hockey he did last week
IN Seattle against the Vancouver
team.
The Vancouver team will take the
Ice with Lehman In the nets, Duncan
and Cook at defense. Mackay at
rover. Harris at left wing. skinner
1T right wing and Jack Adams a,
rover. There Is q slight chance that
"Cyctone" Taylor may start the
game at center. but it's not likely.
The Millionaircs will have Bill
Adams and Desicau on hand for sub
stitute work.
Seattle Is due TO take the icr with
their forward line lining up as usual
This means that Frank Foyxion VIII
play center. Jim Riley left wing and
Bernie Morris right wing. II Walker
can play at all he viii be stationed
At rover. otherwise Murray viii start
Rowe and Hickey will take care Of
the defense with Holmes at the
nets.
Three times out OF the last four
years the Seattle team has wallopei
Vancouver in tine playoff for the
title and the Nets who always play
their best hockey when sonethins
real big Is Mt stake. are sure to make
= big bid TO win tonight's game II
the Nets can get away with a win
tonight they win have big advan-
tage over Vancouver as the Million
aires haven't been able TO win q
game from the Seattle team on the
Seattle ice this season.
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LINCOLN BALL
MEN OUT TODAY

Coach Soukup OF the Lincoln hiHh
schooi issued the first baseball cail
for turnout Monday night soukup
viii have seven ieiiermrn from last
years championship nine 10 build
this ycar's team around and u In en-.
pected that tho Railsplitters will be
a strong contender for the title this
season.
Lincoln has one more bankr'ball
game on their schedule. which VIII
be played Tuesday. -Four men on the
basketball tram are baseball letter
men and they viii not be able TO turn
out until wednesday night
They are NOLAN. Basnford. kunc
and uenkelh.
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Johnny Wilson acts n calm after
knocking n man down as Mike
Gibbons did In his prime.
Pat Moran II figuring on Rnbe
Marquard 10 render signal service
against the Giants and Dodgers,
Heinie Groh may draw either
second. short or third. lie nts
any OF 'em.
Caid~ Hendrix viii use his pitch
ing arm hereafter 10 make gestures
TO prospective automobile custom
err.
Why do tis~y want 20 yacht II
all the way 10 Beigium7 There
are other wet countries closer
home
Excursions are being arranged
by towns Babe Ruth viii visit
this spring.
doc" Hart. trainer Of the
Robins. has been all the way ic
Sweden and back since Robbie lost
the world series.
Grew candidates nj Wellesley Col
lcsrs must weigh over lis pound
and be over feet az inches tail
Pittsburg Is building an addition
70 the Rnndstand TO seat tbs
extrls Rabbit Maranville will draw
Th~ only way Ted I~wis will cveI
beat Britton In To get under th'
GOOD fttrk rufsfi~for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
OTTAWA
FAVORED
TO WIN

TORONTO. ont. March 1.-THE
SECOND game OF the National Hockey
league finals WIN hc played tonight
here between tho locals and the OF.
tawa Senators. ottawa won the
INST game BY a so count. and are
greatly favored TO win the series.
Az soon as the series Is over the
winners viii leave for the Pacific
coast. where they will tackle the
winner Of the y. C.. III. A. for the
worlds title. Tho worlds champion
ship series win start March 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
LINCOLN
BESTS
BROADWAY

With the NOLAN Basnford Iicaketh
combination working In tiptop shape.
Lincoln practically cinched It's
claim TO the prep basketball title
when they beat broadway Saturday
afternoon by n 1915 count Ia tho
broadway gym. The passing % this
trio and the defensive work OF kuntz.
Lincoln guard. wer. responsible for
IN. iiailsplitter's win.
Had broadway "A center who could
make baskets when baskets counted.
the result might have been different.
The playing OF Gilmourc. broadway
center was commendnble. but he
was never built 10 be basketball
center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
RENTON AND
ORILLIA TO PLAY

Northwestern basketball i-agu-
championship viii bc decided wcdncn.
day nigh, when Hcnton and orslila
fiyen meet AZ Kent. oriiia has beaten
Henion ON the Iienton floor and Rem.
ton has beaten oriiila on the oriliia
floor already this season. and II was
decided that tho championship iiil
would be played on a neutral floor
Doc" Wells uf the Seattle y NJ C
A. VIII referees Lealie Turner. coach
Of the broadway high school five
also coaches the ortiila team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
SMITH IN DODGERS CAMP

NEW ORLEANS. March a.
sherry Smith. star southpaw. WA
back In the Brooklyn camp today
for a while. He arrived yesterday,
and signed a contract. bu; according
TO reports. will be used in trade for
an outficldcr 10 take tho place OF
Zach Wheat, who has refused to re
fnrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
BANCROFT is DOWN
BUT NOT OUT

when he found himreh unso'o 70 -
ali the work himself
lie has been In basebah for .
years.
a,rc. then he drifted into a bunineu
managers job.
Being n civil war veteran. IT,
training camp Jaunts back 70 Dfxts
GEAR after year have been a doubts
pleasure.
they all love him down there, tna
Fanny always could get Tho bsa
accommodations for his bail team
lie was "A wizard al making cxfA
bitlon games and double-headerH pay.
His business wits have aided IL
peds over many lean years.
That's why the salary voted 10 hin
isn't a pension.
Ranny has earned every nirk1
f,f ~
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VANCOUVER IS
FAVORED TO WIN
TONIGHT'S GAME;
BIG CROWD EXPECTED
BY LEO II. LASSEN

VANCOUVER, Il. c., March 1i.-The attendance record
Of S093 for the Arena rink here expected to be smashed
tonight at the opening of the payo for the coast
hockey title between Seattle and Vancouver Advance ticket
sales point TO overflow crowd
Vancouvers squad entering tonights tiff slight favor
lite TO win the opening of the clash for the honors but
the betting is money the two games. The second
to be played in Seattle Wednesday the team scoring
the most total goals the two will the puck aure
of the and will the champions of the East in the
series for the worlds championship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
ICE CARNIVAL.
TONIGHT

Returns Of tho f;ic-vancouvrr
play-otf ice tiif will 10 announced
during the nixth annual ic. car.
nIvai. TO be held nj tho Arena 20,
night. Tcn prizes win be awarded 20
tho best cos;umri skaters Skating
will start AT .. IN. and tho grand
march 10 scheduled for si5. The
party viii break up at II .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
RAnE STILL. sWATs EN-

SHREVEPORT, la, March IA
There isn't doubt here that Babe
Ruth is the king Of everything.
The natives are still talking about
tho performance yesterday OF the
bambiuo against the local team
when he knocked three homcrs and
three singles. scored four runs, stole
six bases and scored II putouts al
first base The score WAS "a TO 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
THREE TIED
FOR FIRST

Matt GroSmsn. y. l.. stannard
and J. u. Taylor tied for high honors
in the regular Sunday shoot AT tho
Seattle Gun club yesterday. They
all made ~ out Of n possible so. Les
Reid was tho leading professional.
with ts out Of n possible so.
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zByszKo FAVORED To WIN

NEW YORK. March is.-S,anis-
laus Zbyuzko. veteran Polish wrestler.
starts his drive for championship
bout with strnnEier Lewis when he
meets Joe Stccher. former champion.
here tonight The Pole In n slight
favorite in tho betting because OF his
superior size and weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
SUNDAY BALL
FOR TACOMA

TACOMA. March is.--T'acofna viii
have alno~, continuous sunday base
ball during the season Of ihe Pacific
international league Fourteen sun
days OUT Of tho ~ason Of "a weeks
will find the Tigers playing here
Yakima will have ~ Sunday games
No sabbath contests will be payec
in Vancouver and Victoria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-14
VARIETY OF
BASEBALL

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March ~.
Little Rock fans viii get a variety
OF major and minor baseball In the
training reason The rsttsburg Ma.
tionaln. Chicago Americans. Column
bus Association and the Omaha West.
ernn have been booked for games
with the home tram.
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BANCROFT FEELS BETTER

SAN DIEGO. Tex. March a.
Dave bancroft. Giant shorts,op. who
has been having stomach trouble.
Will be cured. Cincinnati man
wrote him. n he drinks four spoon.
fuls of snuerkraut juice each day
bancroft. however. In greatly i'm.
proved. and expects 10 BE- ''aS good
as ever when the season opens The
Giants beat San Antonio yesterday
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STATE TITLES AT STAKE

TACOMA. March it.--state am.
ateur titles viii be M stake here
"Wednesday night. when the Univer.
dty Of Washington boxing and
wrestling teams meet local Y. NJ. c.
A. athletes. Tho tournament win
consist OF six wrestling contests and
six boxing bouts.