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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Good Timers Name
Committee to Plan
Basketball Season

The Good Time club is the first or
g~anization 10 lay plans for the basket
ball season. Tho club held a meet
ing Friday night and named a COM
mittee consisting Of Charles y. David 70
son, FranE Seyerns and Roy Schick
10 ~inaugurate plaRa Tor winter actiNi-
tleA-
Tho Good Time players claim they
rushed the local High school "A close
race for the city championship last
year ana hat tho girls auxiliary Of
the club went through the basketball
season last winter without "A defeat
Nearly every man who played on
the quintet OF the Good Timers last
year Ia e be out for practice this
year. Besides some new talent has
been brought TO light and according
20 Davidson the club Will be on the
courts this eason to snatch thc city
championship IN both the boys and
girls division. The date OF first prac-
tioe has not been set.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
OLD TOWN STARS
READY TO BATTLE
DELEN HERE TODAY
Game at Barelas Field
Will Start at 3
O'clock

The Old Ttown Stars, champion
baseball players OF Old Albuquerque
ana second hest In The city TO
tbs Crayr are in trim for their game
with n Helen stars which viii be
PLAYED ~ Hnrcias field this afternoon.
While the Bclen Stars II not the
regular team which has met the Grays
on previous occasions this season II
Ia a team composed OF some IL the
players who played In the Belcn nine-
up which went against the crays.
Luccro. twirler for the old Town
tenn has never beef In better pitch
ing condition In his life n II ex-
pocted to BATTLE the Belon battcrs:
The anhEemen OF the Stars received
word yesterday that the Belen fans
were coming 20 Albuquerque backing
the Relen team and were sending q
sauAd Of rooterH to Albuquerque.
The local team has several players
who have played regularly with h
Grnys. Including Guevara. y. Chavez
and Tenorio. Both teams have been
AZ practice and are confident OF VIC
tory. The game II TO start at three
O'Clock. The rinc-up Is TO be as previ-
ously announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

New York Has Prsctic-
ally Cinched National
Pennant

N|tt|I aEEB< C&H" @8|r
rqTTsHUHoH. Pa. sept. i7r-
Nurrz,rs bunch Of hall players made
IL ia = row here today IL was their
tenth straight victory ana the tenth
straight time lhey hasg defeated
Pittsburgh. It was Pitcher Art Nehfs
sixth consecutive victory over tho
Pirates. The score was 9 10 i.
The Giants virtually ciuchcd the
1871 Nationai league pennant BY To-
esms from the tailoring Pirates. the
Giants were four and a hatf Eamcn
ahead. with only ten more games 20
The playing Of the Giants today
demonstrated 70 $4,000 fans why the
Gotham gang disIodFcd the Pirates
from the National league leadership.
ritfsburxh enjoyed a ! 20 Q o
through Wh;{ted's home run over the
lift field wall until the scventh tnn-
ing Then The leaders opened the
iDuinE with a triple by Young. He
scored IN a sacrifice ~ that tied the
1slen in ths eighth snyder led on
with q sinFIe. He was sacrificed TO
second. Burns drc~ a freq pass and
Frisch broke up another game BY
sailing one Of the Harold carlson's
f>sietsrs into the right field crowd
for tnree bags. Snyder and Burns
romped home.
Tho pace Of the Giants had not
1unsi1cd and in the ninth they
marked Up three more tallies. Kelly
clouted a double and scored on
kfeueels single. Rawiinga advanced
him with another safe HSat. a low
shrou BY Carey gave the runners a.
other sack and they both came home
on nurns rap which was too hot for
Mnr4nvillc.
Carlson pitched q good game until
tho seventh inning. He was relieved
hy Morrison In the ninth.
Tonight New York was pcrched on
top Of The National league. secure
with a four and a half game lead.
They play the Pirates again Monday.
and with Phil Douglas on the mound
hid fair TO mako a clean sweep Of
b series. Douglas Ia a recent game
allowed the Pirates a Ionc hit. Adams
probably will be the pitching choice
for the Pirates. The score:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
KiIbane Knocks Out Frush
in Seventh Round of Their
Go and Retains Championship

cut and bruised by the onslaught OF
enthusiastic followers Of the cham
pion who literally ran over the seats
to chamber into the ring.
kilbane. barely scratched, stood
dazcd before the PROSTATE Frush.
His hands hung at his side as he
watched the maddcned crowd adj
vancing.
His seconds rushed 10 him and be-
gan pulling him away from the adj
vance guard. but II was only when "A
detachment Of police surrounded him
and escorted the C~levelander to his
dressing room. Kilbanc was able to
escape the wild crowd OF home folks.
Dispute over Judges.
The victory oNcr i'rush was tho
second ~ the day FOR Kilhanc. Pre-
yiouHly n" won uut In an equally brill
liant manner in a fuss with tho CIcve-
land boxing commission over the
question NJ judges.
sam Han Of Chicago and Richard
Guy. Of Pittsburgh. sport writer's. had
announced as the Judges by tho
commission. Kilbanc contondcd he
being double crossed" lie in
hc had agreed with the com
mission that only local men would
He remained In his home
'tilNlA hMhllNNk worn from the COM
mission until otter tn, prcilmlnnrioa
Ito refused d compromise
offer, when finally, two hours before
was scheduled 10 enter the ring
came hat thc commission had
"a second proposal
Tho judges finally decided upon
Franklin Davies. ~ tho boxing
commission and Tommy Terrell for
NOR Cleveland sport writer. Kilbane \
part Of the compromise was agreeing
to Davies Previously he had insisted
on one Of fuur other Cleveland men.
kilhHnc visited tho arena and nc
copied the arrangement.
The champion received $500 as
his end Of h purse,
Frush was paid $4,000. The fight
ors also viii divide a percentage Of
the motion picture receipts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

uhfrNp FaUsa
KINGSiDE. DUNN FIELD, Clcvc-
land. o.. Sept. t7-Johnnis Kilbanc
OF Cleveland refused 20 bow TO youth
today when he sent Dannie Frush Of
Baltimore. crashing to n canvas in
the seventh round OF their feather
weight championship fight here.
A right hook 10 the chin established
Kllbane's right { o retain the TILE hc
tOok from Abe Attoli nine years ago.
The Cleveland battler was al his
best today. He appeared Just as
much a champion as when he was
hailed after he tOttercd Attcl.
His ring Eencraishlp was much i'm
proved I'VE his showing four Year,
ago with George CLANCY. Kllbuno
showed none Of tho signs OF poor
training, lack Of wind and other do
tecis complained Of during the train
Ing siege.
Right and left hooks sent Frush to
the canyas repeatedly FOR counts Of
nine.
Goes Down In First.
Frush went Town once in tho first
round. but Referee Kelly refused Goo
rount over him. Kelly claimed l'rush
was talking" Kilbnno repeated tn
the second ana again IN tho seventh
round cent the challeFcr to the mat.
Frush appeared dHzod and staggering
aftcr he had wcathcrcd but a few Of
the Cleveluders punches In the first
session.
After Frush twice took the count
Of nine, kilbano smashed him with
right and left hooks to the chin ia
d seventh round. The Baltimore
boy. bleeding and badly battered
sank on his knocs and wiltod away
Referee Kelly started counting over
him but the din Of the crowd was
such That II was not audible to those
at the rinEsidc.
When Kelly pointed JOhnnic's right
hand skywurd, n was the signal Tor
lOosoning tho wild crowd.
Fronzied fans trtmplod over tho
seats, kicking telegraph instruments
ana ringaidc seats OVER ~ they Hd
vnuccd. \ number Of persons were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Man Desires
Bout With Chavez
eatherweigh


sailor Gonzales. fea~therweiRht
boxer Of Albuquerque. yesterday
issued a challenge 10 Benny chavez.
The latter according 20 word re-
ccIyod here will be In Albuquerque In
4 few days and fans are hopeful that
a match can be secured between
fl.ane men AZ one OF the attractions
during the rodeo.
chavez. according 90 fans used TO
BE- one Of Albuquerque'H best boxing
Attractions. Since h days OF Marx
Levy. chascx took a slump. hui OF
iats he has been getting back Into his
ola stride winning all Of his bouts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
SCRIMMAGE STARTS
THIS WEEK FOR j.
FOOTBALL TEAM

Coach and Manager Roy Johnson.
leader OF tho University football team
is huck on the job with plenty OF
win. vigor and vitality" About 80
men are out for practice and quite a
few nor are expected this week.
johnson IL after thom hammer end
longs. working out the kinks, Nut
much dope can bo CLEANED from tho
work ~ far Many OF tho old mon
who were expected back have not roc
ported yet. However. there are many
now faces on the field that may be
seen under varsity hcadgcars this fan,
Prospects look bright for "a heavy,
well balanced line. The development
OF a backnold viii ho Johnson's big
worry Jones. from Roswell and VIII
floy. one of last years men ARE show
ing up welt Jones hoavos tho pig
skin with accuracy and may be de-
ycloprd into "a kicker.
Srrlmmarc viii be called In tho
latter part OF his week. II is then
that things Will begin 10 hum In the
Lobo camp Practice last week was
confident 90 taking some n the YER
den grrou out of tho now material.
tul getting tho %softnoa7 worn off
The schedule will Doe announced
his week. II includes some stiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Bowling Tournament
To Open October 3
On Y. NJ. c. A. Alleys

Albuquerque's preliminary bowling
tournament II TO start at the Y. ~.
c. A. alleys on October 3 aud six
teams will compete for honors.
Decision to open the winter bowling
sport was made at a meeting of the
bowling committee at the association
rooms last aight. The competing
teams u vas announced after the
meeting will be the Santa Fe shop
team. the railway clerks team. the
team from the forest service. n bank
.ers' cam. the railway mail clerks and
"A team known "a the Independents.
Tine alleys have been newly planned
and are now being polished and will
be In first class shape before the first
OF the month. Those who participant
ed In the championship team last
year will not be able to take part In
M preliminary tournament.
The members of she bowling corn.
miitee which planned the tourna-
ment conaists Of q. q. Ream, x. r..
Marsh. J. w. Fox. John Requadt.
w. NJ. Franklin and n. q Mccroden.
Mr.. franklin being chairman OF tho
committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Grays Go to Santa Fe
Minus Two of Their
Best Pitchers

Minus two OF his best pitchers, Dan
Padillh manager OF the Duke CITY
grayH. viii take his team To santa Fe
TODAY TO meet tho Capital city nh
II viii bc he nfth time this season
that the teams viii have met
Terrill Is H. with stomach trouble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Date of Kid Anaya's
Fight With Cooley
Changed to Sept. %

4 bright future Is predicted for
KID" Anaya. Albuquerque fighter
by stephen r. Marco, Who is manag
Ing the Kid now Fun OF confidence,
Marco IL arranging Tor matches giu
III Paso ana the east for Auaya. and
Intends TO boost him up to a high
place among the bantam weights Of
the country
4 telegram received from Wiuslow
yesterday stated that the fight there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

between Auaya aud Dickoy Cooley of
that city, would be held on the night
OF September 20. instead of Soptcm-
Der 20. as had been previously ar
ranged.
After that fight which Marco
thinks his man viii win, AnHyt viii
go to ~ Iaso, whore e uratsr Of
first class fighters make their head.
quarters. Marco expects 10 arrauge
for % fcw bouts there before invading
the east lie says hat he Will match
Anaya with unyone who meets IN"
weight requirements 40 he goes along
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

bumFn0ry. Two base hlts. Burns.
Kelly. Three bass hits. Young,
frisch. Home run. Whitfield. sacri-
flee hits, Bancroft, MeuseI. Nehf.
Stolen bases, Carey. Double play.
Maranviiie 20 Grimm. Bases on balls.
on Carlson 2. Struck out. By Carl
son .. Morrison 1. Left on bases.
New York 4. Pittsburgh a. umpires.
Mccormick and Klein.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Boston. o; ChIcaeo. >.

BOSTON. Sept. i7.-sam Jones.
Red Sex star pitcher. scored his 22nd
victory OF the season today by de-
feating the White Sox. 9 to 2, in the
first game OF a scheduled double
header. II vas also Hooper day Mt
Fenway Park and the former Boston
captain was presented "a watch and
chain. The second game was post
poned because 6f rain. The score:
Chicago, All. n, III. PO. A. T..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

summary; Two base hits, Will, C.
Walker, Merritt. Basaler. Three base
hit Blue. Home run Heilmann.
Sacrifice hits. Harris, Bassler. Dou-
bic plays. G. walker to Wyatt. Bases
on balls, on Harris g. Wolfe g
Struck out by Dauss 3. Umpirea,
Evans and Hildebrand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
INDIANS WHIP
WASHINGTON, GAIN
ON NEW YORK
Rain Prevents Game Be
tween Yankees and
St. Louis

WARRINGTON. Sept. fT.-The
Cleveland Indians today Increased
their lend over the Yankees when
they defeated Washington. s 20 4.
The Yanks were idle because OF rain.
The tribe rs now a full game ahead
Of Nrw fork.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

summary: Two base hits. Jack
Smith. 2. Cicmons. Wrightstone,
Three base hits. H0rnsby. Fourier,
Lebourvcau. Sacrifice hits, Hornsby.
Stolcn bases. Fourier. Stock. Dou-
tie game and the Cubs copped the
first game OF their series with Brook
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

Washington 100 900 O2i-t
Summary; Two base hits. Gardner.
O'Neii Three base hit. Seweli. Sac
riflce hits, OfNeil. Gardner. Johnston.
Bases on balls. on Sotheron 8. Mo-
gridge 1. Struck out. by Sotheron 2.
Woodward ?. Bird 2. Double plays.
hanks to Harris to Judge. ShRnks
10 Judge; Wamby 20 Johnston: Sewell
to Wamby TO Johnston. .Umpircs.
Morality end Connolly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
Detroit. 7; PhnndcIphIa. q.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. H.
The Athletics and Detroit got in one
game before rain spoiled their double
header here this afternoon. The
Tigers won 7 to .. The score
n.NraNN m n NJ No l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

ST. louis. Sept. i~7.-Foatnred by
the hitting OF Jack Smith. who got
three singles and two doubles In five
trips to the plate. 81. Louis beat
Philadelphia . TO s today. The score:
Philadelphia. ABB. n. n. Pc. A. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

and viii be out OF the game the rost
" the season Toots Teller is now
visiting relatives near Fort Defiance
Ariz Regardless of this, however,
Manager pndiilH says his team VIII
have no difficulty In defeating Santa
Fo with Sundovnl In the box.
Speedy" Gomez Is slated 10 pitch
Tor santa Re,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
ny ROY GROVE.
STEkETTE

~
All over the country coaches are
working severlshly 10 groom their
entries for Sept. 20. the day on which
the barrier goes up on the inter-
collegiate football race.
A glance over the field indicntea
that although racing conditions will
be about the same as last season. the
entries as a whole viii be much
faster.
Only a few minor changes have
been made In the rules. and most col
lcges are recognizing the coaches and
STATS OF last year.
Rcnovations In team material arc
comparatively few and with the bulk
of playing material OF. last year back
as seasoned Veterans. the game
should be spcedier.
The style OF play will be largely
the same as that of last season. n
liberal amount of open running. sup
Ing.
Passing 10 stay.
Forward passing seems To bc neces-
Sary In rounding uutrR well balanced
ana cWfCtiNo ouCusr. and most rf-
fective when 20 designed that the
PASSES n running plays are made
to look alike. This requires the de-
iensiNo Ia hesitate to determine
whether the plny Is a running play or
a pass.
Forward passing Is probably the do
partment Ohio State viii miss most.
although Coach Milce SAYS he has
Johnny stuart hist years fulihnck
captain OF the FroshieS
stuart IL said To- have the feet that
will FIJI the shoes Of Harley and
Stinchcomb. tho All-Amorcau boys.
states line which upset the Big
Ton. sat down 10 Stuart.
At the rush ct the season. the
kickers receive most 81 tho attention
AMI II a coach can develop a punter
or place kicker then the team iz
well on It's way
Nost's Anchor Man.
Michigan rs depending much on
this; In building a machine around
Steketce. last ScHs's Ajl-Amorican
fullback. a wonderful open field rum
nor. Hprintor and place kicker.
Another Of last YEAR All-Amcrican
team In back Ia Stanley Koch Of
Princeton.
Stanley should do a repeat In tho
Al-Amcricau for Dee has been tack
ling. interfering. buciing the line and
kicking goals In practice all these
summer months.
Al for Yale and Harvard. all is
I not 80 rosy.
Harvard has a wealth ~ back field
material. but uH 10 the line the out
look Is rather dismal All the heavy
forward beef stepped out with d.
DlOmas.
The Crimson has "a ray of hope IN
MCCagg. captain OF the crew. with
his siX~ feet four inches. the sam"
which should De credited to Captuiu
Keith Kane ~ this years varsity.
Kane did McCagg q good turn last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

sRatted for Ponder In third. ''Hat-
ted for Jones In seventh. Son out
whcn winning run score.
Brooklyn 1000 900 100 0 0
Chicago ......2I2 900 iOt-7 o o
summary; Home run. Myers. Hol-
locner. Grimes. Two base hits. Olson,
Johnston. Wheat. Barber 3. Sacrifice
hits. Myers. Stolen bases, O'Farrel.
Struck out by Smith /. Ponder !,
Jones ?. York /. umpires Hart. Bren-
nan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

Hffr1r1N LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 3; Washington. 4.
81. Louis at New York: rain.
ffrst game; Detroit. Z; phiiadel-
rhin. q
Second game: Postponed: rain.
First game; Chicago. q: Boston. 6,
Second game Chicago al Boston.
wet grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

bic plays, Hornsby to Iavan TO -Four.
nier Bases on balls. on Meadows z
Doak l. Struck out. by Meadows 3
umpires Quigley and O'Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

You win ind 1t IN our claah.
asd Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18
First Play to Pick
City Tennis Team
To Start Today

First play In the preliminary
tennis matches Co uick q team TO rep
resent Albuquerque In the state
matches TO he held here later In the
fall. will start tOdny. Drawings
which were held IN Friday picked
the teams for the first rounds.
In the first round Of the tourna-
mput. the Sganzini-McCanna
will play MERIT and Burton. and
Horruu and Macarthur will play
Cooper and Cooper. Hayes and Gund
are matched against Cotton and
Crumloy. while Nuniist and Barber
viii play "a team which viii be made
Up OF Luthy and Woodson.
Teams wishing To Try out In the
tournament Ia represent Albuquer-
que ln the state meet can still sign
Up with Stuart Macarthur at Ia"
citizens bank
II Is expected that tho tournament
win bee completed before the end of
the week. Matches will be played
every day,
rnmos that viii tcst cm,ibcr OF the
local eleven.
The business end N Varsity athict-
les is looking forward TO a good sea-
son. Everything for the convenience
Of the spectator viii be seen on the
hill this fan. Work viii ho started
uu the new grandstand soon. Local
uridirpu fans are promised something
new for the opener but Bruno Dieck-
mann ig holding the c up his sleeve.
Alumni and fans who have been
following practices are optomistic but
johnson ia running true to form and
b. not giving out any advance im-
prcsa.ous OF the Lobo's chances this
ntl -,
Armlio, sub y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-18

SIs.s,s.s SSss1S S 3 ssssSS--s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-19
Miracle Man"
Points Moral
toPen Inmate

The shallowness and idiouc fool.
ishneNs OF wickedness.
The superiority OF the spiritual
over the material.
The value OF a good life and repu.
tation"
No. folks. this isn't the beginning
Of a sermon It's just statement Of
the truths that Convict No. s6os. In
tho 4. y. pcnltentlary at Mcneil
island. says were impressed on him
when the Miracle Man" loaned by
A. Mike ybgoi Of the Famous Play.
crs- Lasky Corporation. was shown
for the benefit OF the prisoners Last
Labor day.
No. 5sos wrote letter about IL In
part he said:
THE Miracle Man teaches the
best lessons for making good men
and women and. logically. for max.
ing good citizens. imprcssing the les.
sons powerfully and iastingly on the
memory.
1T teaches first the effect OF en-.
vironment II shows the bad effect
OF close. ovcrcrowdcd, unhealthy.
wicked environment. IL further
emphasizes this by showing the good
effect OF abundant room. Of open air
and the country producing fruit and
also welifed. playful. happy. limo
cent children.
"The second lesson is that the love
OF money Is the root OF all evil II
shows the planning. deceit. fraud and
crime TO which men and women will
resort to get money In quantities
quickly and easily In order to live
for a short period a life OF ease. lux.
ury and pleasure. altho OF degrade
ton.
Those who came 10 scott remain.
cd to pray when they saw the fraud.
cripple come to normally after his
father. the man OF science. knowing
IL all. had said there was no power
to cure him: the young lady invalid
become restored and the dope fiend
become an industrious farmer.
They saw the superiority OF spirit
over matter: the shallowness and
diotic foolishness OF wickedness: the
value OF good life and reputation
to take advantage of opportunity
when presented, and that the love OF
money was. indeed. the root OF all
evil"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-19
Garbage Restraining
Order Is Dissolved

A restraining order issued on the
motion Of 20 OF Seattle restaurant
owners enjoining the city and the
Pacific Meat a Packing CO.. from
carrying out the provisions OF the
nsw city garbage ordinance. was dis
solved saturday. by Presiding judge
Everett Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-19
SIZE OF
STUDENT BODY
$50 Dropped From Ranks
on Campus

University students Will be faced
with higher standards and more rig.
I'd rulings regarding scholarship this
year than ever before. according to
Or. Henry Suz<aiio. president OF the
institution. Seven hundred and nifty
old students have been denied en-.
trance this fall because Of low rat.
ings.
Repatriation for the fan quarter
will begin September &c. when $500
students are expected TO enroll. The
number has bren reduced from APP
5.3oo. because OF re.
strscted finances and limited space.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-19
Present Co1ors of
w. Seattle Legion

Post No. 100, American Legion, were
presented to officers OF the post sun
day afternoon by the West Seattle
homes guard In the West Seattle
playfield. The colors were presented
by Capt. 8. II. Hills OF tho guard and
accepted by Mai. w. p. Brinton,
commander OF the post. before 900
residents of West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-19
WOUNDED IN FIGHT

TACOMA. Sept. ie.--wounded in a
gun fight In Auburn Saturday night.
Augusta Shiasco. ~. was recovering
here today. shiasco was shot thru
the side by man whose Identity he
declines to diyulge. The quarrel
started over a woman. Henrico Cen.
toni. who brought the wounded man
here. said.