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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
Keeping House
With the HOODers

1.-THE Hoopers, an average American
family Of five, living in a suburban
town, on limited Income. viii tell
the many present day problems Of
the home are solved by working on
the budget that Mrs. Hooper has
evolved and found practical. Follow
\ them daily in an interesting review
of their home life and learn to meet
the conditions of the high cost Of
living with them
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

i'A'Far'o. Il b
chaplin movie has
l'"ri roFie Wed at
i''' : IN !" TINS space
una IL IS not heces
' r' ANS" 1't
d ''.''N '1.'S
'ii o' IA lhe
= i'' "' " ! % Vii
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
WIVES. LEARN HOW
TO VANP. warren ETHEL,

suppose
Yes. Just suppose. that you were n
trusting wife rnd ala a good turn for
one Of your ri friends and then this
friend person negnn making vampire
eycs ut your own husband.
Whnt would You do, we ask you, what
would you 10?
suppose you would run into tho divorce
court7
It isn't necessary.
Just drop over to tho Aihambra this
woek and see how Ethel Clayton handles
tn estimation In "Exlt-The Vnmp."
Our Ethel in this movie had a dear"
girl friend with whom Ethel was very
friendly. tut tho friend could not keep
her eyes off Ethers husband in this
movie.
Ethel discovers that her husband has
tho key to the friends" room; 1--WE
should say apartment, because no 1921
yamp would be satisfied with a mere
ROOM,
Does the little wife get oil excited1
We say not
she dolls all up like the worlds
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

Use lein or Eth chops as you choose
Wipe, season with salt and pepper, dip
in -four then in egg and into fine bread
crumbs, and fry in hot fat until well
Drowned on both sides. Place the chops
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
RrvVsED BTG0ER eAIARY,

LIVERPOOL, Nov, 21-Mtss Mary G,
Jones principal Of the Marioneth Upper
school, refused a salary increase OF $3.50
because she was satisfied with what she
was getting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

roadhOuse closed
when their cases were taken leads believe that
the repeated county close them may mol
haveb very
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

JOB HUNTERS followed Samuel Lewis Shank to the sta
n m he left the CITY If strenuous an EFFORT
to find other kinds OF jobs much unemployment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

THE STEEL behind the effort to end wars accord
Charles NJ Schwab OF those who blamed wars
ont makers?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

on hot platter. A very pretty garnish is
to lay each chop in a leaf of curled let
tUce in a circle on a chop dish.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

William FaIrbanks. even iUto a love
moss while out West Fairbanks has the
support OF Marion Ayre, Fred Burns
John G. Rex and others.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

IF 1T WERE possible levy posoce and filling
station bandits the rest of much
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

THE IRISH may be preventing from coming to the con-
ference hut they can't prevent influence
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21
CONWAY TEARLE FEATURED
AT COLONIAL THIS WEEK.

AT COLONIAL THIS WEEK.
Although Conway Tearla is appearing
on the stage in New York this week in
a new play movie fans may see his
shadow by visiting the Colonial
Tearle this. week is being featured in
"The Man Of Stone" at the Colonial. 1t
is a romance of the Arabian desert. He
is cast as Captain Deering who joins the
English army when his lady love turns
him down. He is sent to Arabia A
native girl falls in love with him and
Tearle falls under her magic Oriental
spell The naughty English beauty who
turned Toarla down fiat" in England.
changes her attitude and goes to Arabia
to regain his love But second party is
receiving his attentions
Martha Mansfield plays the leading
feminine role opposite Mr.. TearIe
The Colonials bin includes the usual
comedy. current news and music.
ON TIE STAGE.
Barney Bernard tonight will open a
three day en- -puont in his latest We
hi@le, "Two Blocks Away ut Euglish's
The engagement viii close Wednesday
night There will be no Wednesday, matt
nee On Thursday afternoon, "The Cham
pion" with Grant Mitchell will open a
thHe day engagement.
Irene" with Dale Winter opens a
weeks engagement at the Murat tonight.
Amelia bingham, well known on the
legitimate stage. is the feature on the
Thanksgiving week bill at b. F. Keith's
Captain Del Mar and his trained lions
Is the headline Offering at the Lyric this
week
TIE current attraction ut the Park is
"Baby Bears" with Harry S. LeVan and
Gene Schuler-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

THERE IS baseball Hens Wouldn't this
he a much more appropriate for a football team?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

THE packing house employees is to be cut 10 per &c
VIII the ultimate benefit?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-21

should also called out guard the filling stations
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-18
EARL WILLIAMS is
AT THE PLEASE u

If you arc looking for first class
entertainment, do not miss Earl VIII
liams in his new Vitagraph Picture,
"Thc Romance Promoters, showing
at the Please u today. 1t
gets entirely away from the sex
clemtnt, and is so refreshing, 50
wholesome, so fascinating, yet so en-
Pertaining as to have called forth the
highest praise and commentator. 1t
Is full of pep and punch and will hold
your interest from start to fade out
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-18
st. JOhnsbury Locals

Miss Ethelynd Chase has returned
to her work at Cross Bakery after
q vacation of two weeks spent in
Boston and Manchester
Mrs, w. s. Masten is confined to
the house by illness,
Norman Lanicr of Willmantic, Ct,
is spending a few days at the home
of Henry Courchcsne, dnroutc to his
home in L'Avcnir, 2. Q,
Mrs. George Blakely is confined TO
the house by illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
STATE NET
MEET OPENS
AUGUST &

The sfst annual washington state
tennis championships win b stagcd
at the grounds Of the Seattle Ton
mis- club during tho week OF Au-
gust 8.
sixty.five entries already have
been received for the mems singles.
A record entry list is hoped for.
and Sam Russell. one OF the officials.
expresses a desire that every tennis
player in Seattle Of any standing
register In the meet The entry fee
has been lowered TO - this year.
with tho hope that many more play
crs will be able 10 register.
The entry list closes August 8. En-
try blanks arc available at and will
be received by Piper & Taft. Spald.
ing or Mt the Seattle Tennis club.
An attractive prize list already has
bean made up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Between
Beaches
British Columbia Capital
Ready to Care for Com
petitors in p. N. A. Tits

The rivalry between swimmers
from the Lake Washington bathing
bsAehes and the Green Lake bath.
ing beaches - getting keener and
kcener evesy day and when they DO
compete in The Star city swimming
meet In the middle Of August each
lake win have . number OF rcoters
Who win pull for their beach swim.
mcrs 10 win
IAst year In The star meet. the
Green Lake swimmers had slightly
tho best Of things. but the swim-
mers from the Lake Warrington
beaches are out In hopes Of ut least
evening things up.
The youngsters are losing no time
In starting training for the meet
and Il In expected that some fast
time viii be made In the different
dash events when the swimmers
compete next month.
The entity blanks WIN appear on
the sport page OF The Star begin.
ming Monday. The entry list will
close al y. m August II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Here to
Compete
Heat and Draught Are
French Net Stars Chief
Worry While Here

Suzanne Lsngfen. tan. titha. grace
fuI and beautiful. y In Amerin to
compete In national women's singiss
champion In Septsmbns ~ Poorest
Hills. l. I.
Suzanne moves about vim lawn
ME eass and fresdom with an ever.
ready amiiA Her skin y deeply
tanned and bar bobbsd brown hair
0nnooo about with her every move
n3enl ghs b . wig Of = girl whose
enly care b 70 i've and TO enjoy.
When asked II the American net
stars worried her. the Preach net
star replied. mot exactly. but you
nsvss know what might happen In
taonia What fear most Of any.
thing u the heat ! understand our
little heat In France would pnAs NJ
most uppoticsd In New York"
what do you constder your
stronssst assst IN the gameg" she
was asked
Accuracy. she replied -You
know. began 20 play when was
II. Now am ~. Ny father used
70 map out the tennfs court In num-
bard squares and tall me TO place
The bail IN . certain number. When
l could do this he would place =
handkerchief on the court and tell
me 70 hit H. After this ha would
place = five-franc piece on the court
and he would mot lei me stop until
I could hit that
But please don't think tennis u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

At the washington park the washing
ton DRUG Co. and the First Hin Mar
chants play At .. m
fouie's French Dry Cleaners and tins
white star Athletic club play At High
land park 1T . .. m.
The Columbia slickevs and Asahi Beav-
srs tansie at waIis wails At 10 noon.
The Athietics and Columbia Giants
play At Columbia piayfieid At ~ noon
out-of-town games booked By spsid-
inEs are:
Postoffies Cubs ~ sansmish: Egarmsn
Srocsry Co. at Colby; Chandler Bootery
1t Des Moinss; Supply Laundry At Pear
son; Ballard Cubs at Friday Harbor;
University Commercial club At Auburn
Bellevue Athletic club at KennydaIe:
Ballard Eagles at Brennerfon; J. r. l.
campbelis at 8nohonish; Y. N. II. A. at
Kirkland, Youngstown Athletic club At
Port Madison; Youngstown-Trscyto at
Port Orchard; Shamrock Cubs at Lisa
beuia; MI Baker park 1T PouIsbo:
Georgetown Merchants at Fort worden
Hobart Al Isssqush; Fahey -Brochman At
Ksnton; Three DrothsEs Dye Works st
JeIt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Allen Will
Meet S. F.
Net Star
Local Star to Go Against
Carl Gardner in Victo-
ria Tennis Finals

VICTORIA. n. c.. July Sonar.
shall Alien. Seattle tennis ace. con
tinued his winning streak here FRI
day. winning his way into the final
round Of the British Columbia
championship which was being
played here today. Alien went into
the finals Friday when he defeated
Irving Weinstein Of San Francisco
In straight sets 81. 90.
Allen will meet Carl Gardner. vet.
erAn San Francisco star. In the
finals today. Gardner went into the
final round by lowering the coiors OF
Phil fseilens. another California
crack In straight sets. 80. a. II
was q very cleaniy played match
The team Of Marshall Allen and
Bill Taylor Of Seattle. which won the
Pacific international doubles title
here earlier In the week finally
cracked under the strain Of too
much play Friday when they were
eliminated In the fourth round OF
the u. c. doubles. Gordon and Nc
cailum. Victoria pair. put them out
The score follows: 80, 40. io.s. The
Seattle pair played very erratic
tennis.
Carl Gardner and Charles Stick.
ney Of California. will meet Guy
Flye and Wallace Scott Of Tacoma.
In the finals Of this event. the form.
er eliminating Gordon and Mccall.
ium -. 81.
Miss leaning and Miss Lawson.
both OF Victoria. win fight II out
for the women's singies honors. Miss
Leaning shows a great deal Of
promise and entered today's final
match . favorite to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
With the Amateurs

spstdingr Booking Agency has mssd
~ some fast games for Sunday.
Al woodland park No. 1 grounds ..
=. Williams plays the Ernst Hardware
sine 1t IL noon: the Hibernians play
obaner 4 Wolf sf D. m, and IT ,. m
Che West sssttis Athletic club and the
Royal Arcanum fangie.
At Woodland No. Z the WeRsrn
Steam Heat and LAtona Merchants play
~ ~ noon and the Burien Boosters
play the Queen Anne Meteors At p. m.
The Yeomen and the knights Of
Columbus play at South Park 81 II a
n. and the Nonpsrieis play the Colonial
theatre at .. IN.
The Lakewood Merchants and the
Asahi Eagles play ~ Hiswaths piayfisid
81 ! y. m.
Adams pisyfisid will be the scene Of
games between ths Independents and tho
~. o. w. ut II q. m. and the West Hin
Merchants and Greenvood Merchasts at
The Queen AIMS Merchants and the
HAisbov Athletic club play at Mercer
piayneld 1t 10 O. m. and the Police
department and IntsrbAs Merchants
osngie at . ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Highlands
Must Bank
on Hardir,
Pitcher IL Hope of High
land Park in Fight for
Star Title
Second Brace of
Junior Games on
Sunday Schedule

Tho second set Of Kzines In the
final series for Tho Star Junior
Class n baseball trophy IN being
played sunday nj Lincoin park.
10th ave. and Pine H. The Eek
art Cigar Co. meets the George
town Cubs at .. m and the
Three brothers Dye Works tangie
with Highland park at . .. m
with the Eckarts and THREE
Brothers being the home teams
In this series each team b play
ing each team once. the Eckarts
and Highland park winning the
first games last sunday.
The games for August 7 Win be
played IT the same peayfieid. with
the Eckarts meeting Highland
park and the Three Brothers and
Georgetown Cubs claxhing In the
other game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

NEW YORK. July So.--Pete Her.
man. bantam champion. probably
will make another trip to England
soon, according to his manager.
Sammy Goldman. The National
Sporting club has signed up Charley
champion, and would like to match
champion, and would like OF match
him with Herman.
Goldman Is willing to send his
charge against the Frenchman-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
Tribe Is
Loser to
the Oaks
Buzz" Arlett Stops the
Indians and the Oaks
Break Winning Streak

After kicking thru with u trio Of
wins In two days. the Seattle In
disns studded their toes yesterday
afternoon and Loaf y very loosely
played ball game 10 tho Oakland
Aoovns BY IN . to Z score
II being ladies' day and kidS day.
the Iron Duke Of Kenworthy trotted
out handsome Elmer Jacobs. who
has been doing some flossy chuck.
ing lately. but yesterday was not
Elmer's day. During his term Of
six innings on the mound he gave
10 splendid exhibition OF how not TO
pitch ball" and before the Duke d.
rected HIM TO tho showers the visit
ors had the old bali game won
LOCALS SCORE
IN FIRST
Doubles BY Lane and Murphy gave
the locals n tally In the initial In
ming and they added two more In the
third when winn's svuthpaw siAnts
were hammered for five blows. Pat
'terson started tho bombardment by
tripping to center and Murphy. lei
Idred. Kenworthy and Leo followed
with nngi~n. This thrcerun lead was
thrown away when the Aoorns got
thru with their half Of the fourth,
And Whist a weird session II vas;
five bases on balls. double By HACK
Miller and . single BY Dcnie villa.
bot the Duke kept Elmer right on
the 700.
Jua TO snow the fans and fnnetsss
that they could earn their runs win
the willow. the lads from the Hay
City pounded out three hits In the
fifth and four In the sixth for . total
Of seven runs Jacobs then retired
In favor OF Al pemAree. but tho bat
tie was over long before the pitcher
cartoonist stepped forward
ARI.ErT STOPS
TRIBE
Field Marshai Metre vas MOI 10
be denied that game and when the
Indians Threatened young vsienttne.
who had replaced VIM In tho fifth
frame. he promptly yxnked him and
cent IN Bun Arietf and the trsbr
was stopped a. " shot-
Jack Adams nlcksd uhs big boy for
q single but that was the only sAfe
blow registered In the four and twe
shirds innings he worked
II was . poor hall Rnme am y the
locals hope To get up near The pm
nant there vim need 10 be . much
better brand cf pitching shown than
IA. bern on exhibition On the Rain
i~r Valley ics this weak
Hero Brvnton. who has ossn ~ N
ma blw s6ew for nearly . season-
vii probably make hts rcAppearnncs
A~for~ The seattle crowd tndny.
xrs use ,ooks IKE the oakiznd mound
selection
Tn. Aeorus yin make their fsnai
showing cf the season here IN =
S~..Af~ - A>r tnuoProW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
CHOP STROKE
STAR WINS
NET FINALS

r. c. white won tho Class A cham.
pionship yesterday by defeating Leo
Lsgcrstrom In hard four-set match,
90. 81. 1-s, so. white will now play
s. II. Gilman. the Glass b winner. for
the title.
Gilman defeated II. Neer last night
for the Class b cup, the contest 60
ing to four sets. rs. 81. 80. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
BALLARD CLUB
POSTAGE BOUTS

The Wandcrcrs' club viii stage a
smoker in the Ballard hall next Sat.
urday. The headline attraction IL
between Harry Davis and Kid Ru.
dolph. the pair Of wcll-known light
weights. A good supporting card Is
being lined up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Sshsny Ts@sissa. ~ rsvtias1. =
go ~ the 49, nGhtwe@shts esso
10 thee pssss - s,oe time T00-
htsss has . pDwesfui left hesk shas
sS9na1y fisAs Ne mask-
Rubs Finn. the ballard nidd,swsisht.
h corner. Finn 10 iearnns more about
tho game every time that he fights. and
n vent be . long time befors he should
set out Of the preliminary flshuns elias
tnew Wh1aa. The slghetna Mastse.
sprsiveA . tevvtbee hemp - TIE hs~k
~ biz henl auv,ng his verens fight
WITH uabe Pima hers. white werAs
e. his epUsnens's @b1secttsss. 80
ussa1ly oets eep~1tA
Adctch eehaeht~ reseree. 10 reaovn ned
for calling ior- sided fights draws Hin
decislon In the Ridley Monroe fight the
other night 10 hard to figure
Joe Waterman. manager ~ Mud RID
ley. says that the former Coast f~athSr.
weight champion viii meet Monroe sny
time. any place. and ~ any weiahss
Ridley 10 slated 10 Dor Danny Edwards In
Vancouver neat Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Char, Co. tauxlinr with the Ceoree-
town Cub. Thcv start ~ n m
rhre Husband park sousd -. a..
s,,.n~<ff The role az The dsrk borre An
the f,nvl round robin series between
shexe fur teams by virtue az the,r
$40 WIN over C;eorrcfown last sun.
Az. Tn. rhrre Rrufhern blev I'M
hsayv anu,,xt Eckartx laxt sunday.
when they. lost. Is to :. but they are
cnpable OF playfnx better baseball
than that. and they ara given an
even ehancs OF beading the High.
lndsra
I1nGYEY AND0 NJ
ETWART MKT WWx
nho,I6 - H,rAnnd ian Yin.
49, Mn maets The Ecksrts To- he
neror- r~xt Sunday s.one nkeIv. a.
49, Ech.re aum 4 = tee hsavy
fs~p~s1a "a 80 fha Csorr.town man
sc-orrew
rn~ 1900. ,vseA nm yoAnsp~ A.
o. -. 81 p,>rr1nr IL enxne thes
- c.nahl. q. Az the - fnvurikGr
- the chamnf.nuhan.
me oeorretow tnnm haa 10y
= strenefh. .huwxver. - = ~ =,
49, una hev their r1feh6n<r 49,
- E5fher oucar Colin a. Gtncy
,reon Mn "a the hssrilne v4th A
6&fuxde chanca Of y.ouns yohnnon. 4
n6ufhuav. gutng 70 The mound. me
f2rnrru6~vn enam - = f,no tnfsoad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
PRExY on
LONG TRIP
SOCCER /
TOUR s
SU(

ri
The Scottish aIlstar o1K -
which toured CanAAa ~ ~
United States won - onoooDullpo
games and tied onA y
That va . wonderf1 ~ ~
Tie game vas thar ~ ~
played at Fan Rive. NJ
These Scots are The ~ -
tAtives Of SOCCER 0v4 Oocl1 ~
gethr.
They came 70 Alnes1ca ~ 09CH
pose Of stimulating tntarese = ~
gama
They sucree6ed
Seeing finished playsgs = -
In any sport v Z booge ~ ~
sport II representa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
CUNNINGHAM
~ CHAMP

80 &ssssSaa
Larry Cunningham h the cham
pion golfer on handicap In the local
EIks lodge. He proved this last
Thursday when he defeated Brother
Fred Fry in the final round OF the
u. r. o. r. No. s2's annual handicap
tournament on the Beacon Hill
course by 4 up and .. with his -zl"
handicap against the 49, mark OF
Fry's. Larry started his days Jour.
my Of - holes with q very comfort,
able lead Of 10 up. ana ~ Freddie
only managed TO cut three OF In the
morning round Il looked can.
Neither player played anything near
the form that brought them TO the
final stage. hut -Canny- was Just
playing EN- safe. and why wouldn't
hes
Thirteen down ana haif the Jour.
ncy over did not put . very pleasant
taste In Fry's mouth and when he
reached the three-auarter post the
world looked mighty gloomy, for
Cunningham had him dorrnie nine.
Il looked like q hopeless task but
Fly made the best Of II and won the
next five holes. but Q half on the
18th tthe ssrd hole Of the match)
gave Cunningham the championship
title.
For his victory 'Cunny- win re-
ceive a handsome trophy donssed by
the Roosevelt Clinic. Inc, while
Fry. NJ runner-up. win be awarded
the beautiful cup given by the
Schoenfcid brothers. The rest Of the
10 prizes. which Club Captain Harry
Caiohan gathered in. viii be drawn
for by the players who fought their
way TO the fourth round. Among
these "Calohan collections In the
gift OF Gene Hatton's that everybody
VIII be anxious to draw. II the
lucky one takes homo more than the
cork We viii miss our guess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
WILKESON BALL
TEAM TO DANCE

The Wilkeson Braves. with the
scaips Of seven teams that they de.
fcatcd In rapid succession. win be
tho hosts and trip tho light fnntas.
tic In dance to be held at the Deep
Lake pavilion Sunday evening, July
81. The public 10 invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

LOS ANGELES. July so.--Tke An.
gels squeezed out on to the long end
Of very light game with SAcramcn
to yesterday by the means OF a 10
victory. STATE OF Los Angclcs.
scored the only run Of tho game in
the first inning. Hits were mighty
scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Prepared
for Meet
Lake Washington Sw;n.
mer: Out to Even Thina
Up in Star Swim Me-
by LEO II. LAssEN

VICTORIA. b. C.. July so.-Vo
toria which viii stage the in
session Of the Pacific Northvsu
Golf Association cbsmpsonships
we'll prepared 10 take care ~ =.
golf classic Of the Sorthvest -
season.
Two courses are In use here -
Oakbsy and CoIdwood both -,
In fine condition. A thru eor-.s
United Service. In under coosf,rs
ton and viii be ready for play -
year.
The finals WIN undoubte6,v =
played at Oakbsy. This 4 Z 49,
links, a. II IL located on the 49,
line Of the island and Wind go
sweeps the course.
The Pacific Northwest mset 4 =
ways the big event for golfera =
this section and the vlctorle..
should be well able TO take cars y
the big crowd Of links &xr. fcr =
1922 event
PONIES WILL
RACE
The ponies wfn run Il he ~
lows here next week The a.
stable that has been competins q
Vancouver. B. c. viii holl =
boards here The pArtnutpo1 -,
ting system win Be IN effoeG r.
crowds are expected 70 a&tanA q
rHcing.
PRExY on
LONG TRIP
Frank Patrick. preddent & -
Pacific Coast Hockey Isasue. -
Mrs. Patrick, are certainly moh1
a wonderful trip OF Il thru 80
They have been thru Great -
France. Germany. Italy ~
now In Switzerland. aecorltns =
vord received here BY Lesles n
rick. leader Of the vicloria 49,
club. Franks brother. Mr.. ~ 4
Patrick win return 70 vano1
B. c. about the middle q o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30
ED McCILL is 81
LIFE GUARD

Ed McGiii. captain Of the Frank.
lin high school football team. Ia
life guard at the Madrona bathing
beach now. This Is McCill's third
year In this capacity.
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Nitric IL Easy
Winner in Big
National .Svin,

Nitric Konowaloff. crack crys
tai Swimming club distance
swimmer. won the national
junior mile swim At the Broad
Ripple Pool at Indianap polls
Thursday by . 7s,ysrd margin.
according to wire reports from
the Indiana metropolis. Kono-
walofrs time In the national
event has been bettered by al
least ono minute while training
In the local pool