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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
TIJUANA NATIVE
WILL RECEIVE HABIT

beautiful ceremony will take place
|it. Carme. on Thursday. Sept. s.
90 he Nativity OF the Biased
trt when Miss Victoria E"H.cate.
felslu. Lthaan!a. vii, receive tho
Dit "a lay sister Of tho Order "
rnel.
Very Rsv O. II. MCye. V. G.. Will bs
|ebrna: os The soieyn7 high mass a.
10 o'clock N tEe n0ru.ns. Rev. Joseph
fm.ey vii! Re dca con ard Rev Arthur
PnOn Will act as suAdeacon. Rev. FT.
adventure. O. VI Cap. MI prea"n
serrcon aHd menlSers OF ,he local
Will assist at ne cermony. MI
II De under he d!-ect.nH q Ms.
Fisher. Miss Mary Aiteo S"hlay.
"a SAINT Valley. vi! ae, as attendan,
iss Rupica:s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
HOS. STRONG, I
} ENAMEL CD.
To-Y1AR-oLD ATTACK OF 1NFLU-
INxA RESULTS IN DEATH.
vsd 1suI1rs a. Council Member =
Funeral at Coshocton wednesday.


Thomas l.. strong. Formerly president
4 the strong EHamc. company ~ Rel.
Are. and wei, known IN th's "" MY.
! eG at CoSENctor. ono. - ' "CIN'N
,nday afternoon. fNl.nwtnS 4 ,Hc"r-
( rlneSs !ndur"" ~ ~ attack = -
enE7 two years ago NlHN Hv>:,:'u-n'
ldents o. Bellnirs Vii 1''"nt his
heral N toshoctor "Wednesday %C'rr.
Pm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

Jennie Clark, Of near Loydsvlls. Mrs.
lark and daughter. Miss M mie, ana
their guest. Miss Sarah Murphy, or
I-Oydsvi!le having accompanied MISS
caldwell. and Miss Campbell on Thurs
da to the home NJ Mrs. ClArks daugn-
ter. Mrs. Cha lmers Gillespie, OF near
New Athens. where they spent the day.
Earl Wall. returned 10 his home on
Thursday SITTER spending several days
IN company with his brother. VIM.
walls. Of near Eniontown. Ohio. with
relatives ~ points IN Taylor and Ma
rion counties. west Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs John Caldwell were CALI
ers With friends in st. Clairsvills, O..
on Friday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
HAMMOCK
Club Meeting

CIuO heeUluI
Mre ArInuI- iinrr:- a-.-E'cu,:v on
'Hr'l:u"d 49,. mu.m hcrs - IN" Ladies'
Fancy Woii. ri"h. MT rs" s".er.!
= est; a her hnm" Ia ;nwn OF Friday
afternoon. NceAl"w nrk :, rmci the "alcf
occupation uf The afternoon. together
Ni;h various other forms - amrs"-
m"rts A delicious .unr.c"H MAS served
b. the hostess at an appointed hour.
Attend Fair
Those from here having attended sew
eTrr DAYS OF the state fair held at CO.
!umhus the past week were NJ. and
Nr-. John GrsS"i'. Mr.. William q.
uayes. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CaldweNl
ant sister. Miss Sarah. md cousin. MISS
Anna Roll" Daniels, all l"ca, residents.
NE latter hc!ug accompanied by Mr..
,'a,dwolrs nephew. william HamHh"N. OF
lear New Athens. and cousin. Mss
Frances Lee. f 'nt"wn. Ohio.
Rev and Mrs. Lee Downing ana ia M
ry spent Tuesday evening NJ the home
GO Nv Jennie Ozark. near l.nydSNiI"
On -nY'e 20 their h"m" in New Concord
Unio
Ms. Ethel LYLE has returned home
sitter p,rssar; visit with her cousin
Mss Blanche Taylor. IN Flushing
.. /. Taylor Nas business caller L.
Finishing on ThurE1sy evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
mont WHITE EXPECTS
|? MORE POLITICS SOON

Mont T.. White. chairman = The sta'S
Republican executive committee. arrived
n Wheeling TO- III" ";,~n:ux { IN, stat
ka:C. Mr.. White IS ono e n" mos,
widely known Republican, n n" s;a.-
hnd is considered on" @: the cages Of
khc party
Mr.. White g lover y: everything
iainiHS 10 exhibits - state products
everything b. which :he stare can
PSI SdNaataseously advertised. he
pe southern part 0t ;hc state
Re has Ie"c more Or less lis
'or the past several weeks
Mr.. White says. :h:S turbulent
fFr "a III" ri!Gori.N ard Z
a short time before business
nning dlnnS again "a usuHl n
mes.
4oit.es locking Up"
PE!te had many thinss 70 say
wheeling and the state fair
ne says - one OF the hes; he has
ttcnded
b!ican politics are locking up
10 10 Mr.. While. and /, will not
before many congressional and
senatorial ,aniItates will b.
your !nfir.""ce and vote" rs
bic candidates Mr.. White was
rly reticent. he says thar
Il toll
lie will leave Wheeling ton:Gh,
attendance at a family reunion
II be held at Maple MunUnsl-
Aiy>u Wednesday and Thurs
IS week. after wniCh he will re-
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
K. K, <. Warning to B,
Negro Cotton pIckerS

Cnrstcana TrNas. sept S.--A notice
signed X T. X" pos.",; in the negro
sc,t.o,, 81 E'olr,trC Grove. near torst-
,ano. warning negroes Il tN" community
.Sat they must n;rk cott":" resulted IN
virtually al The ncernss there reporting
FOR duty in the nearby cotton fields this
morning Tho negroes hHNe h""n de-
n,and'nS - cents a hundred pounds f"7
picking cotton. I; was SAID. Fi!;H "'"'s
per hundred was the rate prevailing TO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
DOCKET FOR
Ice COURT TODAY

hrl session Will De lengthy
|g. many arrests having beer
he police d,r!ng tho day ard
rres,ed were. John NaAlscn
nm on "a disnrt"rir Cordi"t
Id resisting an "thre-. Edward
drunk. by Mueller; Thomas
speeding, by Stanley; Robert
FUNK. by stanley: Pat orrey.
3. BY GehrlnE: liza timmons.
By Me,8ger. Charles Parker
n Thornton. drunk. by
Grim. disorder!y. by Metz
toncu,tsr. drunk. ~ Tones:
sw.,l drama ~ Jsn-s and
RnieL, drunk. % RnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
|AN IS ARRESTED
| WITH STOLEN WATCH

hortly before II O'clock last night
! lceman Frank Jones arrested Fete
Soes on charge OF stealing a watch
as ccncred % Iail 20 await ;le
.: tho prosecuting attorney.
nan named NJ A. Boa. catered a
rant on the South S!de. Hanging
BAT on rack ne began 20 ent. He
discovered mar a watch valued al
was missing rom MS coat Sus-
rs OF rc'ro-s ne called Policeman
Pstroes was arrested and o.
Has fEnd the watch belonging Z"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
wh.-. uv.rytninr's Quot.

Husband-"The doctor has ordered me
"a observe the greatest possible quiet.
Helpmate-"In that case. dear. don't
yru think Il would he an deal Time to
&c, back into business: ILLUS
trat!on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

ar,unG ;,rd ,.IT;".u 4. ,"W as t3!ln: ~
tn. region virn safety ""nli i"rmu.
ard It vas IN fu!! li"w It H." crew
- -. e ia, ~. : went down :" hei
t'r" with her .r.w p"wrrlcSs -" "r'r'
II. ,rasn.' i.'"U'c"ar' M"i;C&n":l7 re-
ported.
r. n:cr 80, y" I s"arrh".! r"r
'rrG,. :. - &c., '!.'itt. 'N"' IT," s''r'l
increased - sab ." extent 'ha' lA6"-
tenant, NrHrH~" = wa t,r'ri :" 'nF''
No r.!i'r ",ii o: 80 storm. and tHHh"h
rc.~ i'niu' Pi.aS,u son" t'F'y in''f'
rn ,ie .as' he saws Plane No. >" was
$50 "xpc:.r'. -.nE difficulties '" tr"
siri1. and landed about nftH miles ="
~" oos' rrar WiIlamslUrg in Green
hriar c"uTt"
Search Por victims.
r." a,,'d"r: occurred at 5n o"I"ca
:. 'i",av a:trrr"on. lu' dCsVrs
rrn.rG lasting al If Sunday. MOI =
.rt.c .: ne missing maoh'I" ~"
f,...rt ..ni'' afoHr "'ri",'k his r"'rn-
.rr The ,"rS mDUn'liuoIs t"N"Grarh"
,f we country e. ,hr N!"ini'y. s"rlrUslN
. haricrc" the progress &c n" searching
rar,'"s Part "r TIE squadron Of a.
,..t~s hero 'lrc1 'hc country on or
.,-,.'iy. without results.
y "a r'anu"d "a hiring 'hc hcd!.s Of
We 'vn nfar.rs ara rwo cni:s'"f men
- ''0r'cs'0n Ivy a'rnia-c s"r'" ,''ne
TrH-tHv. A. 'a,c hodr tonight. nc
a.:'ru'",!'c h"a-.ng lfazlHton had rot
a-:', 81. and ann h"sdqunrters c"d'd
. ~. eqy whe, hor no hni survived -"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

There Is now available a combination
rolf and travelling bag.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
FIND BODIES
(Contnusc from Page ons)
woods. Hrfnre he '"Uid lie placed IN n
lutumchilc AMI taken o. SImmCrsN Ill.
Survivor Cna bio TO Talk.

u 0nus, Hrtnrt ne 'htIl tc tI6' en- 1T ~
lu,"mchilc AMI taken o. SImmCrS>!il'.
Survivor Enable to Talk.
ITazlcton's snrd.ilou was regarded ."
hn 80 serious 'na' no ATTEMPTS Wcr'
made - make conversation with h'u..
80 he true story 80 tho 'ast moments
u!,h his follow -atrmer must await MS
recovery. - 10 cv~~ docs. Army heal
quarters h~r~ expressed much d"hht
~. 49, W. survive It" iui''''""
The scarrhcrs found 'ra; par &C ~
wage marh.rc hal h~"u s""r: a"ar y"
:,aNrs tat followed m oN2ip"inU % -"
gasoline tank after f:r CrNsh. r"T1H"H-
ION f'ierE SAID Those warts &C 'hr
moto- and mechanical appliances ga
could not I've burned were virtually
heated ur ~ ore pile nf Wr"rhaE"
Flame No was orc It 'irc" r,1-
chimes r"'Urn'rg - nome hNrfHrS ~
I.a?c'er Mold N!rL''.'a S2iu"'nr afi"~-
noon The planes had h""r ordered :"
Charleston ", Tho WAY dcrn~' wc''. u
,h's detachment ware two N'h"r Martin
No,,hcrs ~ st-,'iar SIZE mi ''r"2 ~.
Numbers 80 and -. The '""cc W.
chimes were tIvirc a. an .i'''U'" -
about tnh0 feet ard a: speed ~ 90
proS!mH'e.N seventy mics ~ H'N'.
when they r,u into n SrNrIe ","''r.''l
storm as ,hcv were i,yias over y; 'hn-
,ns county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06

For Indigo stion and Constipation
DIR. PARKER'S SPECIAL TREATMENT meets the
demand for thoroughly reliable medicine for stomach
and intestinal disorders quick results in mild chronic
cases For sale by your Druggist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-06
Fatal Nose Dive.

pane No 5 was il u" Toad ans 80
"nrding - mrnrh6 IS ~ plan" No y.
flying 20 tho rcG' the rachlEe TOOK :
lrf, hank with N" evident in''r'i"n -
giving u? the ha'r!o with ne Ttor1'
and returning 10 CharlcS'"r. hUt almH-'
immediately. the m"r N N". =. r"3"r'.
he plane went M" \ S'Id'"r nos" az"
and before recovery could he M !" w2$
In a tail srin AMI crashed '"uurl ~,
sa-:h.
Considering NE size and weight n
'hc bomber her ral =" 'Nr "I-'h As
rorlrara,Ivelv slow. tho men ~ y" .t
ray A. SCOT ~ ne ~aw y" - N'irA'
Lteutcna7. NrcRevrolds 'fo' ~ 80
machine y no year mad" "''"'"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-23
INDUSTRIES IN
ALL PARTS OF
STATE ADVANCE

Chickasha-work started on $780,
900 addition to fine arts building at
Oklahoma College for Women. New
oil refinery Just completed
I'll Reno-i0 new houses In course
of erection and 25 more will be un-
der way IN next 30 days.
Tulsa Building materials OF all
kinds show an average decline In
price OF 1912 per cent In the past
year.
Forty.flve coal mines now produc-
Ing in Henryetta field.
Okmulgee-Glass factories start OPP
erations at full capacity.
Healdton-C Construction Is started
on city's sewer system.
Enid Sympathetic strike by struc-
tural steel workers ties up work on
new s250,OOO convention hall.
Pawhuska starts move to colonize
100000 acres of Usage lands.
Oklahoma City--The discharge Of
over 100 surplus employees will save
the state 100000. a.
Fairview-Municlpa bathing pool
to be constructed at cost Of $500.
Salina-National Hardware compa-
nv buys all timber In three counties.
will build mills and camps imme-
diately. u
Oklahoma had II zinc plants in
operation in 1920 with total produc-
tion valued at s19,5is,OOO.
National Hardwood company
to build 20 miles of railroad in Del
aware county.
Washita county. to build homes for
country school teachers.
Lawton street railway company
to build line from Medicine Park to
Fort Sill.
Byng-High water bridge costing
100000 to be built across Canadian
river here.
Hominy light plant installs $50
horse power engine.
Hominy-New automatic telephone
switchboard put into operation here.
Paving six miles Of road between
Pawhuska and Pershing started.
Fairfax-New city hall and audi
torium being erected at cost Of $780,
600.
Tulsa-Lathers union voluntarily
cuts wages from $1,000 to SO per
day.
Oklahoma City banks to back big
cattle loan.
Maxwell citizens work to secure
new road from Ada to Asher bridge.
Sayer votes $4,000 bond issue for
new water and light plant.
Enid business college to build new
home due to greatly increased at
tendance.
Tulsa-Sinclair company buys fifty
$4,000 barrel tanks for use on tank
farms in Oklahoma and Kansas.
MISREPRESENTATION started on
100000 school
TulsaALoeal firms manufacture
S53,O10 gallons of natural gasoline
daily.
Duncan-20 new wells in Duncan
pool add 5000 barrels to daily pro-
duction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
Queen Anne Prep Cagers Down Lincoln Quintet
HARRIS
LEADS
PUCK
SCORERS

smoky Harris. Vancouver ieft
wing. who haa led the Coast hockey
league In scoring most OF the nea-
son. II out In front again this
week with total Of 81 points.
ringing up seven goals and count.
Ing IL assists.
Alfie Skinner. who led last Sat
ur,iny. had bad week and didn't
score a point in two games. The
Vancouver forward In tied with
Frank F'rcderickson. the Victoria
acc. for second place with 10
points.
Tho past week marked the Misc
% Bernie Morris 10 the front In the
scoring records. He counted four
points herr Wednesday and n now
tied with Frank Foy1ton and Jim
Riley. both Of Seattle. for fourth
place with rs markers. This gives
Seattle forwards an average OF ~
points each.
Jack Adams. the Vancouver cen
ter. " coming right along with is
points.
Lloyd Cook. Vancouver defense
star. IL leading the defense men In
the matter Of points with -.
Jack Adams In siiii the had man
Of the week with 81 minutes has
Ing been spent on the penalty
bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
WHY BIG
CUE
MATCH is
DELAYED

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. f2.-The
choicest morsei that could be fur
nished the billiard world right now
would be championship match be-
'weep VILLA Hoppe and Edouard
Horemans OF Belgium. who has
como 20 America hailed as the one
man with good chance 20 wrext
the crown from the brow OF the cue
champion OF champions.
Some folks are even limiting that
Wiilie Hoppe Is afraid to meet the
challenger from overseas because Of
the Erea; runs he is Keeling off Mt
the is.7 balk.line game.
But. take IL from Jake Schacfcr,
son Of the famous old billiard wizard
Of quarter-century ago. the delay
Is not osausvd by Hoppe.
Hoppe and his manager arc dead
anxious to hurry UP the match. ac-
coriing 10 Schaefcr. who stopped Off
in Cleveland for s00.poini match
recently with wclker Cochran. who
was runncrup TO Hoppe at the re-
cent world championship balk. line
tourney.
Cochran and Schaefcr arc on their
way TO New York TO challenge the
Belgian.
1--WE seen Horemans In action and
he IL The goods says Schaefer.
But he's wise player and he's not
going TO tackle Hoppe till he's good
and ready to give Hoppe the run OF
his life.
Hoppe wants 10 play him as soon
as possible. for over in Europe they
use slightly larger billiard balls than
they do on this side. and the Belgian
wants to play here TIL he's fully
usod to the smaller spheres. Hoppe
knows this and his foxy manager
wants the advantage of hurrying up
the match.
Horemans uses a differeant Svs.
tenn from most players in that ne
prefers TO nurse the balls in the cen.
ter OF the table for his runs instead
OF near the rail He's great AZ the
massc and has a marvelousiy dell.
cate touch with the cue"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
RIDLEY VS..
HARRAHAN
TUESDAY

Pat Scott has lined mp an attract.
i've looking ring card for tho Puget
Sound fight fans who attend the
Elks' smoker at Br~merton Tuesday
night There will h. a special boat
for Seattle fans which viii leave Col.
man dock at Gao and will return at
ff.3o.
Bud Ridley. Coast featherweight
champion. will mcct Joe Harrahan.
local miller. In the four-round main
event This viii he the second meet
ing between this pair. the first bout
being a draw at Aberdeen Harra.
han must make f2s pounds for Rid.
ley at y. m. the day OF the bout.
The rest OF the card followw
Red Gage w. Boy McCasslin.
weiterweighfs.
Sailor Bozsrth vs. Al WinterS
weIterweights.
"Spihe" Carney vs. Ernie
Daley. bantamwcights.
Oscar Benson W.. Patsey
Ciacco, welterwcights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
JUDGE LANDS WILL
HANDLE SPTTBALL CASE

"spit-ball'' pitchers win be eligible for
the national museuma
Last fall ne National league mo.
guls decided by vote OF six 20 two
TO spare the veterans who owed their
success to the spit.bail
Since then, however. they have
changed their minds TO the extent OF
"a deadlock.
Ban Johnson cracked the whip I'm
The American league and his mag.
mates all sat up and barked "ycs,"
when the imperialistic president de.
creed that the "spltters" should live
until they died naturally
Being ms one league permits the
spit-ball 1t is likely that Judge Lands
viii proiong the life OF the veterans
with an official reprieve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
ylJsT LIKE
WICKED WILLIE

The following II by Abe Kemp. Of
the San Francisco Bulletin, who al
ways gets an awful kick out Of the
funny bone happenings.
"Bill Leard smiles every time he
thinks OF the shock that he handed
Wilbur Robinson. corpulent manager
Of the superbas.
"swicked WILLIE IL will Be re-
called. was sold TO Brooklyn by Seat
- with nothing more to recommend
hdm than a broken shoulder. which
ne sustained the day the sale was
made.
when Leard reported. Robinson
took one frenzied look and started an
avalanche Of questions.
"'Those gray hairs--those gray
hairs faltered Bobby: what about
them
"Bin said nothing.
"How long have you been playing
ball7' was Robinson's next question.
Just a few years. answered BIZ.
When did you first break in.
Leardr
''BilI decided upon reflection 70 tell
the truth. I'm 1903. with Poughkeep-
sic, In the Hudson River league" he
replied.
MY Lordr shrieked Robinson.
Here I told the Newspaper men that
j was getting youngstcr full OF
promise
What's few gray hairs among
friendsr smiled Bill. but Robinson
WAS In no mood TO appreciate a hu.
moroua situation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
YANKS CALL OFF
BIG BASEBALL DEAL.

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 12.-Miller
Higgins proposed three-cornered
deal. which was TO bring Baby Doll"
jacobson from St Louis TO the
Yankees. is off. IL was announced
at tho conclusion OF the meeting of
American League club owners late
yesterday.
The Washington club was the
third party TO the deal.
Higgins proposed TO trade Home
Run" Baker to Washington for play.
ers who he, In turn. was to trade
TO 81. Louis for jacobson.
Tho deal was declared off because
Higgins was unable TO got the nccos.
sary players from tho senator's.
Tho magnates accomplished the
following:
Removed the limit from the mum.
Der OF players that can be placed out
In miner leagues with option for re.
call.
Decided TO permit clubs to release
first year men without waivers, ex.
cent players obtained by draft.
Voted down proposition to turn rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
WASHINGTON HOOPERS
TO PLAY STANFORD HERE

Seattle cage fans are due to sec
The best team in the Pacific Coast
conference In action next Friday and
Saturday night against Washington
at The local college gym N Coach I'd.
mundson OF the w" team Is 20 be
belicved. Stanford licked Washing.
ton twice down South and the war.
si'y coach says a better team won
the gaines.
Washington didn't have a very sue.
oessful trip. iosin. three out Of four
Rnmep TO Stanford and California.
but the gang played some rood has
ketbail Mt that Gays the Ivy :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Feb. I2.-commis-
sioner lands probably win take the
spit-ball case away from the National
league jury soon and free the defend.
ants.
AZ the caro- now stands. four mag.
mates want the rule to remain In
force which put the moist ball de
livercrs out OF business last fall
The other four owners want the
rule rescinded to allow the old spit.
tiers tho use of their fayorite weapon.
IL has been pointed out that the
rule against the spitball in the min.
ors has shut off the production OF
saliva artists and there are so few
mois, salary arms in tho major
leagues now that in n season or tyo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
THREE
CITY CAGE
TIFFS ON
TONIGHT


Three games are booked tonight tn
the city basketball league with the
Northern fafn Insurance Go. five
meeting the Puget Sound Paper Box
team IN the feature so Of tho night.
This tiu IL set for p. m.
Both teams arc strong contender
for tho city honors "a they have both
lost brt ono game 70 far. Another
ioss win Just about set either out Of
tho race for the title.
Two other games arc hooked for To-
night The Silent Frais minEie with
tho ". II. G. A. toasers at = .. m
and the System sIgn shop team viii
argue with the Eckmann Furnitur~
aggregation an hour later.
All Of these Famea will be played
at the Y. NJ. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
JUNIORS WIN
CREW RACE

Tho junior class crew OF tho Uni.
vorsity of Washington defeated the
sophomore. frosh and senior crews
for the annual interclass crew cham.
pionship on Lake Washington ycster.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
CHASER HOLDS
FOR A DRAW

SACRAMENTO, Feb. ie.-Out.
weighed ten pounds. Ixxy Chaser,
Los Angeles fiyweight. held Young
Murphy. OF Sacramento. TO n draw
here last night. Joe Cans and Henry
Borba drew. and Johnny Lofty
knocked Sammy Ryan. Los Angeles.
out In the second. Manuel Azeveda
swallowed mosquito and then
knocked Vic Martin. San Francisco.
out In the third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12

per cent of receipts of city series
into league treasury.
Fixed 800 limit on cost of but.
tons or other world series emblems
given To players and othera
Voted that players who have com.
pieted 10 years OF service with major
leagues must be given unconditional
release instead OF being relegated to
minors. II clubs let them go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
ACRAsfENTO WILL
N STRONG

The Sacramento Soions win bear
watching in the 1927 race During
IN flag end Of the 1890 season they
were playing the best ball In the
IeAgue. and every club in the circuit
hated TO tangie UP with EN- And
ttey have the same ball club for the
bF~Gent season. plus three men who
ought TO help. Those three are
''Rowdy' Elliott, catcher: Charley
Pick. third sacker. and Harry Lunte.
nhortsfop. Forest Cady, veteran
catcher, has slipped to the Western
hague, but with Elliott on the Job
Cndy won't be missed much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
LANDS MAY
HAVE TO
QUIT ONE JOB

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.--A bin
which would force Judge X. NJ. Ian
dis 10 give up his position as n ma
tional arbitrator for organized base
ball. or resign from the bench. was
introduced in the house Friday by
Representative Weity. Ohio.
The bill makes II "A misdemeanor
for any federal Judge TO accept any
compensation for his services other
than that from his office. Welty
has found that no law exists to pre-
vent lands from holding tho two
offices.
Introduction OF Weity's bin fol
lowed receipt OF an opinion from,
Attorney General Palmer that he
could find no law 10 prevent Judge
Lands from holding the two offices.
Palmer's view was contained In a
letter to Welty.
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mentor.
RICHTER. and not Mills. Is the big
star Of the Cardinals. according TO
Edmundaon's way OF thinking.
Fighter plays forward and he Is the
pivot Of most Of the Cards plays.
The Stanford team is made UP Of
five veterans Of last years team. And
the 1890 outfit won the conference
title. Nuff said
Esimundson VIII have his men harS,
a, practice today in an effort TO have
them In as fine condition as possible
when they battle the Stanford men
here next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-12
DUAL POWER
APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12s-Attor-
ney General Palmer declared yester.
day in a letter to Representative
Wclty OF Ohio that Federal Judge
Lands was within the law when he
accepted the Job as supreme baseball
arbitrator. Welty had questioned the
judges right OF holding both his 20.
sition as federal Judge and supreme
baseball arbitrator.