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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Soccer
Marred
by Rain
Two Games Called Off;
Results Close, in Spite
of Weather

DAM marred Star league succcr
Aegames Sunday. the West Seattle.
Woodland park game at Hiawatha
being called off after about 20 min
utes OF play, and the Ballard Juniors.
Louie's French Dry Cleaners tussls
booked for walla waiia was not
started because OF tho poor condition
OF the grounds. Both OF these games
will be rcscheduled at the end Of the
season.
Good soccer was played In the
gamcn that were staged. however.
close scores being the usual run.
The Maple Leaf Post team con.
tlnued its winning streak by pulling
out against the possoffice at waiia
waiia 4 10 .. The Postoffice team
has been greatly stronghold and the
nalimen forced the going. Red
McKlilnm and Johnny MAR played
stellar soccer for this club.
Tn. Haas isckcrt team nosed out
the Boelng Aircraft club at Wood
land park 10 in another close
battle. The Cigar men are coming
fast and are now resting In third
place.
In the junior games the leaders
kept pace with the exception OF Bal.
lard. This squad did not play be
cause of wet grounds.
cowan Cigar bowied over the
strong Hawthorne club at Lincoln
park 10 1.
The South Park Juniors tossed
the hooks into the Falcon A. G. by
a 70 count Mt South Park. II
was a well played game considering
the condition of the field:
The washington park squad ran
up the biggest score OF the day. de
fcatlnE the Alien Athletic Assocts-
ton at Washington park. 9 to o.
In the other Junior game OF the
day the Highland park team failed
10 show up for the game with Ben
Paris Billiards and lost by forfeit
Regardless OF weather the Highland
ers should have put In an appear.
ance.
The following schedule win be In
effect in the STAR Soccer League
Sunday:
senior Games
Haas. Eckert Cigar Co. VS. West Sc
attic nj Hiawatha at gao .. m.
woodland Park vs.. Maple Leaf
Post at waiia Waiia at 2:so .. m.
poxtofficc VS.. Boeing Aircraft Club
ut South Park at p. m.
Junior Games
Falcon A. c. VS.. Hawthorne Jun.
Tors at Columbia playfield at .. m.
South Park Juniors vs.. Allen A.
A. at Upper Woodland Park at !
p. m
washington Park Va. Ballard Ju
niors at Upper Woodland Park at
e:3o y. m
Louic's French Dry Cleaners VS.
Highland Park at Hiawatha at 4
u. m.
Cownn Cigar Co. va. Ben Paris Bill
liards at Waila waila at p. m.
Managers OF home teams should
obtain permits for their fields from
the caretakcrs Immediately. In case
tho grounds can not be obtained as
scheduled the managers should in.
form The Star Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Line Stars SATURDAY.

washinrtcn's fighting sridders
1--we a world Of credit for their
,-.nsrksbls fight against the heavier
$1,000 team Saturday. The line
-tphyed stanford forwards during
~ first two periods
Anpng the forwards the power
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Fans Will
Stick to
Champion
Until Kid Billings Shows
in Action, Mitt Fans
Pick Travie to Win

It'll Kid Billings
shows his class
In tho ring.
Travle Davis,
c GA st welter.
weight cham
plon. viii be the
favorite 20 win
their tussle Mt
the Pavilion to-
morrow night
Billings. W h o
halls from supe.
rlor. MIS- will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Session
to Begin
Tuesday
Annual League Meeting
Should Be Peaceful AZ
fair for Change

HE Coast league
baseball m o x uls
are to open their
annual pow WOW
at Los Angeles to-
morrow and IT Is
expected to last
from two to three
days.
The most i'm
portant bits OF
business will be
the setting Of tho
opening dates. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

As much money II spent annually
for tires as IL spent for construction
and maintenance OF roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

Mother. bring home some OF
Boldt's MIX Bread.-Adyertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

full work of George EoEge at guard
was exceptionally brilliant while IN
the backfieid Ray Eckmann played
his usually brilliant game and Ham
Greene. the coiored boy. startled the
fans with his fine work on both of.
Tense and defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Bears Should
WaIIOpCardS
Sanford VIII Have to Show More Class Against Cali
fo,r;a Than Washington Game Produced; Dodgers
Give Visitors Terrific Battle; Other Cridiron Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

STANF0RD'S football team will have to
show more gridiron class when they run
up against the California Golden Bears in
two weeks than they did against Washing
ton Saturday when they were held to a 90
tie by the scrappy Sun Dodgers. II they
don't the Bears figure to give them a sound
licking when they meet in the Palo Alto
Stadium in two weeks.
The Cards. figured to win by two or three
fnnchdowns over Xashinpton ON the done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

Two more victories were added 10
the Washington frosh tally last
week. Friday afternoon one team
took BeiiinEham normal into camp
40 at Beilingham. The other sec.
ton OF the yearllng squad won from
81. Martins College at Lacey. Sat.
urday. AL.
Matthew's men have run mp TO-
'tai Of moro than zoo points In their
games this season and have been
scored on only twice. They have
not been defeated. and Everett high
school was the only tie game. The
frosh season ends this week with a
game with w. s. c. frosh in Pullman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

The Lulu" siroked by Roiy
France. won the crew race In the
morning. Three crews were picked
by Coach Ed Leader 90 row over
onc.milc course. ending at the Lake
Union canal. The "Merrily." strokcd
by Mike Murphy. WINS second. and
the spirit" with Melvin Anderson
al stroke. finished third.
The crew Of the winning shell was
smyth. coxswain: France. stroke:
Tidmarsh. seven; Walker. six: Ski.
bencss. five: Luft. four: Clement.
three: Baxter. two; chiity. bow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

h wore actually ouplayed IN The first half Of the game
Ssv showed power in the last half and within
:. sre Of winning the game couple of times.
:" while the Cards were being held even by Washington
a. California team kicking Elmer Hendersons Uni
s<ty Of Southern California outfit all the green
s~ari at Berkeley, winning expected, SO to z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
JUNIOR DIVISION
On the Campus
With Harold Marquis

Between 1890 and 1880 is the
value OF the work done by the 500
men in the Stadium repair andscon.
s,ruction Saturday. according to
Darwin Meisnest, graduate manager
Tho work was well organized and
carried out and everything that had
been planned was accomplished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Goals Goals

The frosh carried off honors In tho
inferclass war staged before the
Stanford game. The yearilngs cap
tured the sophomore banner in the
flag rush and easily won the relay
race. The sophomores won the tie.
up by n narrow margin. The break
ing Of the rope at the first pull
turned the tug.of.war into a general
scramble instead OF a contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

The total OF the crowd In estimated
al $4,000 by university officials. This
is the largest crowd OF the season
and has only been exceeded by the
turnouis for the wayfarcr and the
1890 Dartmouth game. This brings
the total attendance at the Stadium
10 1850 for the eleven months Of
use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

Between halves Of the game $40.
600 In bonds and interest payments.
representing payments on the sta.
dunn. were burned In midficid.
Forty senior women in cap and gown
conducted the ceremony.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
Gut.
ROman bon Rarie BerubarS.
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Wie 6anna aGein mar, entnabm ie
nit baitigen 9dnben einem S9rant
unb einem &ommobenI9ub nod elm
paar Sa9en, bic tie in ben tleinen
Softer legte. Nun Dffnete iie nit eiz
mem S9liRel Elm beIonberes Sad i9s
res Soilettentif9es, BARN lagen bic
@9mudgegenitdnbe, bic lie bon ibren
pfleseeltern ber beIaB: bic geOisgene
golbene u6rtette, Elm biibl9er G9mud
BON perlen unb Sapbiren, ben iie 81
ibrer Confirmation erbalten, cine rpfa
&oralenf9nur unb nod einige &leis
nigteiter. Die itedte tie gu ii9, aber
es mar ibr ni4t um biefe &nbenten uls
lein gu t6un. Sang unterit auf benz
8oben bes Sa6es lang cine tleine
@elbb0rIe, Die ibr Srau Dora Pios
trppstp EXTRA 9ebdtelt bate, bamit lie
ibr Ielb Itberbientes @elb bineintbun
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rem @atten nod bies 8eutelden ges
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blibte, unb er bate eela9t unb sez
fragt: nWo3u bebit bu Dir bies @elb
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borgenen Ghuh"
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papiere, ibre 3eusnife entbielt. sic
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tel, ben tie ii4 our Srauer bate ans
fertigen laHen, febte ibr 9iit9en auf
unb eriff na9 S9irm unb Sanbtofs
fer. @Qes iibrige lieB fie itsben unb
lie9en, tpie es itanb uno lag. Muf ben
ele9anten fleinen 2eoerfaiten, Der ibre
toitbaren neuen S9mudltide barg,
mari Ie ni9t einmal einen Bid, als
fie ben Soilettentii9 peri9lob unb ben
G9liiRel an feline gewobnte Stele
legte.
MnseItrengt luuidte lie binaus, sbe
fie ging. 4les itia, gang itiu. Wie
tie Dur9 ben Corridor buf9te unb bic
Sbiir CUR Sintertreppe Dffnete, bDrte
iie bonn Oienitboten5immer fer lautes
Meben unb Baden. @erGuI9lps briidte
Iie bic S6iir ins S4loB.
Nuf Der StraBe lagerte bereits bic
li9te 9dmmerung bes Griiblinss>
abenbs. @enige Spa5iersdnser nur
tamen bes Weges, elm paar elegante
@quipaqeu ROTTEN faft lautIps bur@
bic porrebme Strabe. gamma bate Is
ni9t nStbig eebabt, ben f4par5en
S9leier 10 forsiam iiber ibr @sii@t Az
SieAeR. Hismanb ahtsts Guf IT..
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18

fiibrte, bis Sum I. T1dr3 81, 900
Seute obgeIegt noroen iinO, noourf
oie @eIomtsobI ibrer GnaeIteILten
BON 10000 oitf 2tS,000 beroboe.
onngen lit.
Die 9ireftoren oes 8enniuIponin
8obnIpitems baben 0ie 9etriebsper.
naltung inItruiert, 0ie 9obne ouer
IngeIteuten 5r reou3ieren, pie oos
noen gegentpdrtigen pirtIhoftIihen
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BUTTON ion iif aif ale gnae1teIten
bc5ieben, pom Br6iioenten obnGrts
un0 ion BEN 2obnerbobunaen i'm
8erb1ltnis etttipreden, uie lie felt
Dem I. Sonuar 1918 gu mieoerboI.
ten Molen ltottgefum0en boben. Ole
9obngeienidoft bot in Ser Iebten
3eit 0ie 3obI ibrer GnqeItenten Inn
10000 reou8iert; troboem reiden,
tuie Die 9ireftoren iager, sic aeoen.
mGrtigen @innabmen oes 9obn5n.
items nltr faum 5rr 0edltnd Ser
l%arfenoen Gitsgoben bin. Ssm Der.
gongenen Sebritar ntr0en 70 Bro.
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forfeit oes ebemaligen @eleralpoIt.
meiiters, gilbert 9. 8urIeion, GubIi.
fotionen, Die oos SpionogegeIeb Der.
letten, inoem fie Irtifel orudten,
Die geeignet tuorett, SaopalitGt ODER
Standardization inter oen MilitGr.
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fen, oos BripiIegium fir &oit 3pei.
ter GloIle 81 ent5ieben, muroe
bonn Supremegeridt aufredt erboI.
ten. Gie &i6ter 8ron0eis uno Sol
mes poren abmeidenoer @nIiht.
9os @eriht itimmte Dem Gu.
premegeriht oes 9iltrifts Columbia
in oeIien @eigerung bel, einpn @an-
o~oml95efebl 81 erlaiien, nm Die
@ieoereinrdumung oeS 8ripiIegi.
inns an ben vWeiImautee 2eaoer" al
er5pingen, oeiien Geoafteur 8ictor
gerqer mar. Ser 8erufung 0es
v2eooer" an Sns Supremegeridt
botte iif ser Stem gorfer San"
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cbenfoas ent5ogen moroen NOR.
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ou6 INNER erlitt, mar 0os &efuItot
ibrer eigenen @obl", erfIGrte Hid.
ter GIarfe, Der beim 8erIeien oes
Observation-Disclosures Gus5iige aus
Artifeln, Die in Ser 3eitltng erifie.
nen uno BON Der Gegierung in I'm.
terltiitung Der Son0lungsmeiie oes
Serrn 8urlelon unterbreitet moroen
tporetL 5itierte. n9iele Artifel iuoren
ni6t beItimmt, cine MoOififation
o6er oen 8ioerrlf Ser @elete, Die
lie fritiiierten, berbei5ufiibren, ION.
bern berfolgtet Die 9(biidt, Sppoii-
ton gegen lie uno innern Sa0er Der.
nnra1tr1tfpn
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
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Sic 9erren Setretore ltro gebeten,
nlls Itets bon Observation-Disclosures
ioipie BON 8org6ngen in ibren &erei.
nen 9eridt gu geben, uno iiro mir
itets beItrebt, iol6e an geeigneter
STEELE oui5unebmen.
9reis fir Die Sniertion ser Scar.
tie $3.50 pro Sobr.
9entider @aiicnbansOerein. Bra
lioent Mlortin @iegono; SefretGr:
Sermorm q. 8infler, 710 Se6Ite
StraBe, N.-8. Oireftoren-@eri om
2. Sreitog /. 90. I'M Concord Club,
314 6 StraBe Roropeit
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@aiienbanies. Srau Gbos. Supper
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gen ieoen 3peiten, @eneraIberIamm.
lungen jeoen bierten 9onnerstog i'm
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Sefretdr: Or. 8aul @leis, 612 13te
StroBe 90. So; 6inon5iefret6r:
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glbe. 9. g.; S9abmeiiter: 81. 8.
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GeriammIllneen finoen ltott: Gre
cltiOfomite ON ieoem l.. Sreita9 i.M.,
Notwithstanding al ieoem 3.
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Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
ean6smannidaftlide nnS llnterItiit
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in 922 $50. @he. H.-@.
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Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
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5ablrei6e 8cteili9ung itno BEN mum
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SIN Nomen ser trauernoen Sinter-
bliebenen:
Mnguit Gsfeit, @otte.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
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Ctr. N.-8. 0ireftoren-8eri om 2
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Washington Journal., 1921-03-18
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3immermGod)en. @utes 0eim uno
gutter 2obu. Offcrten umter R20 OIL
Die GeOoftion Oieier 3eituuf erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1921-03-18

A 9entlde Sreimanrer 2ose
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w IOam S1neioer, SefretGr
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Entered as second-class matter August
I, 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
An7usen7ents
BIC CELEBRAT|ONAT
 RIVERSIDE TODAY

Riverside is celebrating today. The printer got so excited over the Rialto edition and the management of the Rialto so forgetful that old Riverside and it's ad is all mixed up and an nounced it would celebrate two days before the nations birthday arrived.
 The fact is, 1t is celebrating today in that characteristic manner so well known at that resort, where every promise is always fulfilled. The pro- gram of boy and girl sports will be the most attractive ever run off at the big southside park. There will be cash prizes for the. youngsters and there will be plenty of other things to attract the boy and girl of the families who send their children where they know the environment Is clean and good.
 Early this morning the big barbe- cue will have been finised and ready to serve. You bring your bread and help yourself to the tasteful. juicy, range -fattened steers. cooked to a turn in barbecue style. There are nc strings to this barbecue. It is free and all you have to do is to have a loaf of bread and you will be given enough meat for the noon meal. There will be coffee stands on the grounds. Lemonade will be served as cheaply as at any place in thA valley and you can eat and drink to your hearts content until the program oi sports starts. When that is finished the Japanese daylight fireworks start and here the management promises a real treat. The Martin fireworks builders have sent $50 worth of won derful creations for the big day and it's all free at Riverside.
 At in the afternoon that real snappy city jazz band that has made Riverside the talk of the dance lovers all summer, will get into action and from then until 1 a. m. there will be plenty for the lovers of the light fan tastic.
 It's going to be some big day al Riverside. It will be just like the clean park advertised; there will bt no substitutions. The pool is full of fresh water: the cafe is running. ana everything is ready for the big event
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
fans are always seeking but seldom

fans are always seeking but seldom find.
 There is not a laugh in the entire six reels that is dependent upon the grotesqueness of any character. All the humor and comedy with which the picture abounds come from situ ations in which everyday people find themselves through a combination of humorous or thrilling circumstances.
 The author of the story has struck upon a theme which is genuine to the core. It presents the problem of a pretty undergraduate who is married to the athletic instructor of the sem mary and must keep her marriage a secret. Her efforts to keep the baby from being discovered provide mo- ments of heartfelt drama and humor- ous satire.
 Supplementing program numbers for today include a Pollard comedy, one of the best of the entire series, Prizma natural color film entitled ''The Message of the Flower. and a Goldwyn- Bray comic. Lovers of good music will also find the special pro- gram by the Columbia orchestra of unexcelled entertainment value
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
Strand

There opened yesterday at the Strand, and holds over for today as we'll as tomorrow, the first and great est snow picture of the summer sea- son. It is from the pen of Rex Beach, from one of <his inimitabie tales of Alaska. 'sThe North Winds Malice is it's title and it is the story of a young couple, man and wife. who. filled with the malice of the North Wind, quarrel Out of this quarrel comes story that rivals Rex Beach's never to be forgotten Spoil CTS" It is a gripping, fast-moving tale of red blooded men and women in that far off north country where deeds, no words, count and where men fight for their rights, not talk
 The dogs, the snow, the wonderful snow country around Trukee and the wonderful cast, with Vera Gordan in the leading woman's part. distinguish the picture from the general run of offerings. With the comedy and the Pafhe News the Strand has a refresh ing offering.
 Douglas MacLean is underlined for the Strand to follow TT he North Winds Malice" in "The Home Stretch"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
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COMMITTEE TO MEET-The or ganiZation committee of the Arizona Pimacotton Growers association will meet in the Y. M. c. A. rooms at 8 o'clock tomorrow night to canvass nominations for directors and cer- tify the names of the nominees for the election next Saturday night.
 UNDELIvERED TEIEGRAMs- The Western Union is holding tele- grams for J. H. Moeur, Owen Hulett, Mrs. J. Allan Owens, Bureau of Mar kets.
 BOWERS FUNERAL TUESDAY, Funeral services for Ed F. Bowers, under sheriff of Yavapai county, who was shot and killed while attempting to make an arrest last Friday after noon will be held in Prescott at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Under Sheriff Bowers was the brother of Charlie Bowers. under sheriff of Mar icopa county and was well known here and ine other parts of the state.
 HOMELESS DOGS-There is a nice black male dog at 315 East Fay Tor street that may be had for the asking. There are also two nice pups at P West Moreland that would like to have good homes.
 . JAMES JOHNSON SOUGHT James J. Johnson is sought by Thos R. Harney, pension and war claim attorney in Washington. D. C.. who has advised the police department here that he holds valuable papers for Johnson. It is believed that John son is in Phoenix. Any information concerning him should be sent to the local police department or direct to Thomas R. Harney, Washington Loar and Trust Building. Washington, DC