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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

foih SALE CHEAP-Standard Rig
;,,.3g' IL. S-inch. line pipe: 250-barreI
am sa'N On lease near Bristow. Call Mr..
'''''"' Usage 1902, Tulsa. .--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

ba,. sale-Casins. uno pipe at
sbsaa sba'n prices. Wlll buy casing
p,uoned leases and lines. NJ.
CeSsso'd, sls Mayo Bldg. Phone
Neaar 2522.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

n, iHt,ty with capital will drill well
rN,'S looking Usage acreage for
bes, 10y GIVE full description and
poy deposition first letter. Address
"OH I2l-D, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

Company organizing, in mark ct
for small production in shallow
field with more favorable drilling To-
cations. lSI-C, care Wold.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
WIN the OH Men


Laurence " kcrs"y is pack from
/ q trip to Louisiana and SAYS that the
. Ird,p,ud,pf pu Mem ,..,...,.,r
''' I'''N'' I'N''"'''u' "'N''''''
/ the Mid Continent on A. Gna aaso.
,t,t..u .t..t al. ..,.,i,,,,. .,....
TOD N'i7'N "uIiilN '' dOr'w''
/ Ito also says that Louisiana people
Who own hIr v,fIg ,r, mot con-
....,...., ..,..... .,s ,,.,...
'"'"' 81 '''''' u" MUM '"
crude as ihrN say That N Mexico
.1n produce o.I cheaper han We can
ih'y u" at liberty tp do SO.
p'ln T.. lusicr tho retiring soc
ihe Engineer" association. and who
mas done great work in the uphuild
ing OF lhht society iH cutertninlnE
ernest hartford. assistant secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

FOR SALE-producing oil lease
covering the north half OF the
northwest quarter OF section 6, town
ship u, range 13, Tulsa county Sale
VIII be held at the west door of the
courthouse at Tulsa. Oklahoma,
Wednesday, May 4, . p. m. For
further particulars see undersigned.
ARTHUR KRUGER. Receiver.
Cedar 461.-AdYa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
Notes From the
TdmpicO Tribune

Paymaster Davelos of the Agwi
company, which is the Joe Guffoy
Mexican concern, was robbed Of his
pay roll OF S67, 500. and three were
instantly killed and four wounded.
The Corona company has begun
the construction Of a 10-inch pipe
line from Xacamixtlc to san Diego
on tho Carbahal river, "A distance OF
10 kilometers. Il don't look as
though this line would be built II the
danger OF salt water is very great.
The Cerro Azul No. 2, owned by
the Huasteca Petroleum company,
has drilled itself in and is making
10000 barrels.
The Texas Company has a water
hole I'm its No. 1, lot 3 Zacamixtle,
at 2,3S5 feet. Tho nearest wells are
the Mexican Gulf oil company, No.
2, lot II, quarter south and TO the
west, and the Huasteca No, 6, on lot
22s. which is a firth OF a mile east
and south. The former is drilling
at 2.325 feet and the latter il 765.
The Mexican OIL company No. l.,
lot % ZaxamIxtle, has shut down on
account Of salt water. II was brought
In on February IL and started at
1000 barrels, but was abandoned on
April 10.
The Texas Company has a failure
in its No. Artega at 2,510 feet. and
the Mexican Sinclair has abandoned
Gonzales No. 8 at .2,132 feet on ac-
count OF salt water.
Dan ]. Moran, vice president and
general manager Of The Texas Com
pany in Mexico, is reported visiting
In New York.
Taxes are to he increased 100 per
cent May / in Tampico.
The water supply for TSmpico has
been arranged for and will be built
as soon az possible. 1t has been
costing up to 81 for a gasoline can
full.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01

out Of the country Hut the Dutch
should apologize nevertheless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
French Runner
Would Race
Joie Ray Again

NEW YORK. Feb. 2f--Josef
Cuillemot. olympic champion at
5000 meters. today opened a
campaign 10 bring about a match
race between himself and Jole
Ray. Ray and three other
American runners defeated the
French runner here Saturday
night over n a,o00 meter route.
Gulliemots sponsors viii take up
tho question this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
MATTY
WEEPS;
HE WON'T
GO SOUTH
BY HENRY .. FAVItEIL

6AftANAc LAKE. N. Y. Feb. n.
l--christy Mathcwron wcpt today as
he read Of tho team going South
without him.
Thru with baseball forever. fight.
ing for HE life against tho ravages
OF tuberculosis. Blk Six" was found
sitting bundled In heavy blankets.
IL was the first time in seven
months that his home had been
opened Go a Newspaper man. Tie
has been extremely nervous and i'm
patient lately" said his faithful
nurso-hia wife-who had TO talk for
MathcwHon because the exertion OF
speaking WIS too much for his
strength. Il think n comes from
reading about the bail clubs going
South. You know this IL tho first
ume In 20 years that he has not
gone with them. IIs broke down
and cried bitterly. never saw him
do that before 'Matiy' win get well.
but I don't wnnt him ever 10 20
back 10 baseball want him 20
spend the rest OF his life doing the
things he has always loved 20 do
fishing. hunting and traJnping In the
great outdoors.
Thru II all he has fought. Tie
has been spreiy tried. but he never
has dorpaircd. For long time he
was not himself But IN his real
moments he would say make allow.
anoes for the. dear. You know I'm
not the boy used 10 be-
-fis doesn't talk baaeban much.
For n long time he was too nick 20
think or care about anything. He
did talk n lot about tho 1919 world
series"
Mathewson looks surprisingly wcii
for one who has had deaths grip at
this throat for almost a year. He
has lost about 20 pounds. and his
checks arc pale with n pailor that
In Intensified by the scarlet spots
that burn when The dreaded fever
takes hold. His voice is as strong.
however. as II used 10 be when he
yelled instructions from tho coach
Ing ilnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Sportsmen Indorse
New Game Director

A telegram OF congratulation and
extending the cooperation of the
sport,uDcn OF the state OF Washing
ton were sent Saturday 60 Ernes,
seaborg. the recently appointed di.
rector OF fisheries and game. by Earl
A. Fry. executive chairman OF the
Washington State sportsincn's axso.
citation.
In taking over the duties Of the
newly created position within Gov.
Harris cabinet Scaborg viii have the
cooperation of the organized
sportsfnen Of tho rfate. scaborr was
urged 20 attend the sportrmen's mass
meeting 20 be held In this city Sun.
day afternoon. Mt the Press Club hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
MICHIGAN
PARSONS
PAN FIGHTS

BENTON HARBoR, Mich. -,
2i,-Benton Harbor cIergymcn t0dnI
planned To wage a victory campa&g(
against the staging Of prizs nsfztl
here.
DIR. Paul II. Yourd. rector a n
First Congregational church, vru1
letter 20 the governor to take stepc
10 prevent the appearance hrs 9
Jack Johnson
johnson In scheduled TO battle hGGu
Augugt !. during an -cmancipa43Gn
day" celebration by negroes.
The moral tone Of the comn
ity has been lowered by the b
matches" Rev. Yourd said
igan laws are not made by MIN =
and fights win continue sai<
motcr Fioy F1txsimmons-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
wv" CACERS
ELIMINATE
CARDINALS

BY winning twice from the Stan
ford university cage team. the Uni
versity OF Washington hoop players
practically knocked the Cardinals
out OF the running for the confer
ence basketball honors.
Following up their win Of Friday
the Washington hoopcrs nosed the
Cards out again Saturday night by
n II TO is count in a close battle.
The California team lis now leading
tho race with seven wins and one de-
feat while Stanford has lost three
starts out Of the same number OF
games. And Stanford has but one
morr game with California
Washington faces n busy week
Tuesday and wednesday they face
Pullman and Friday and Saturday
they take on the University OF Brit.
ish Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
"POP" GEERS HAS MADE
HALF MILLION IN SULKY

MEMPHIS. Feb. 2f.-At 10 Edward
#. csPop'0 Geers. veteran reinsman, Is
Dreparing to drive more winners.
Quitting his sullcy has never once
occurred to him.
with the driving lines says Pop"
That's only a starter"
The king Of the harness tracks
pirouetted on his right Ieg-which has
been broken a dozen times by spills
just to prove what he was saying.
The only time | realize I'm get
ting on the shady side OF life is when
some Of my friends remind me of IT,"
Geers laughs.
81 guess I'm good for at least Is
or 20 years yet.
II aim TO spend en- all in the
suIky. too.
Il don't ever intend to give up my
fricnds-the horses, I mean.
IF the time ever comes when I'm
unable TO drive guess I'll just hang
around the barns and help the train.
ers.
Been In tho game SO long. you
know. ] couldn't get along without
IT,"
Pop" has been jockcying trotters
and PAGERS to the post for so years.
At the barns In North Memphis he
Is grooming more winners.
Taking life easy 10 Pop" means
working from morning till night with
his pets.
But he has a side hobby. It's his
nivver.
"a flivver Is a big asset TO my bust-
ness" says Pop"
II spin back and forth TO the track
several times day In Il.
during racing season 1 couldn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
RING CARD
Is BEING
LINED UP

with Jim Barry and Tiny Herman.
hoayywciFhta matched for the main
event the allied promoters OF Seattle
Inrr bury lining up tn. rest OF the
smoker card 90 10 staged at Dream.
land Friday night.
Frankie Rogers and Harry Casey.
local milicrx will tanKis In the semi
w;niup. Ray Scrshner. the cia,~ry
Aberdeen hantamwciRht. sozse- rnitis
with Baid.top Ernie Daley IN tho
third bout on the card
-Four moro bouts win b. sdded.
giving the fans seven Offs In all. The
card In being staged for the Amcrt
can legion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
BROADWAY
MIDCETS IN
HARD GAME

While Frankiin's midget team Is
practicaffy out OF the race for the
t1t1e. the ouakers have fine chance
q running the broadway Tigers
ehances for the title when they meet
1t Franklin this afternoon. The
Tigers arc tied for tho lead with
Queen Anne at present.
This Is the first meeting OF the
Franklin and Broadway nidgrss this
SEASON., Tho Quakers are figured to
rive the Tigers hard fight as they
3ust did bow to the Queen Anne team
hist week by rs TO IL count
Ballard plays West Seattle Mt Bal
nArd I'm the only other midget game
of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Eddie NeGoorty. former contender for
the worlds middiewsiEht championship.
aud Eddie couion have departed from
Portland for Chicago. hccoorsy made
quite hit IN his bout with Jimmy
Darcy despite tho fact that he lost tbs
decision. AoGoorty. like a number Of
other Fasteners. moderated the strength
OF the Coast boys and did not train
properly for the contest
uefnie sehpmsn IL sele<1uIed 10
boz Bud Logan of ksnsse Ctr In
i5-rousd bouf nj Bate. 1sst.. geb-
russy az. sebgmso's hand. which
VS. injured during his Isst bout
here. IL - strong ~ ever
Joe Ben,anain'r right hand IL stfn CIV
ing him trouble ana as n result Joe n
idle In New York. where he hopes TO get
q crack At Benny Lsonard's titIs.
A recent boring show In Toronto net
ted 81 800 20 he used in setting UP blind
members Of the ssth Canadian battalion
Ia business
ya~k Brtssn hes participated IN
tsx boring bouts during his osr~sr ~
- Year, ss . puGiIist. lie has foaght
Ted Lewis 10 times-
borer. has scored 10 straight knockoUts.
Pm MeGovern. brother Of tho famous
Terry. has been granted q boring License
In New York
Colgate vffi start shs erection OF . rev
gymnasium this spring. Boxing IA 10 BE-
taken w by the students-
-
New Orleans will shortly boast Q box-
ing arena costing $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

be without it. Sometimes I make
overland trips In It from one city TO
another.
I've got several mighty promising
2 and 3-year.olds-
you'll hear lot about my Peter
June, Molly Knight and June Red
next season."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
LASKER
DOPED TO
WIN CHESS
TITLE

NEW YORK. Feb. si.--win. icSc
Or draw. pr. Emanuel i.askcr gets
eli. goo for playing "a games OF chess
with Jose II. Capahlanca for the
championship OF tho world at lia'
wanna. beginning March 10.
by the Same token Capahianca gets
$4,000.
II took $4,000 purse 20 bring
these players together.
Capahlanca Is Cuban. Havana
Il his home His age Is 50
FANS To
ATTEND
Three thousand chess fans from
an over the world vii attend the
games. II il estimated.
The players win be stationed In
separate rooms during the match.
The moves OF each will be regis
tercd on an enlarged chess board
erected In an ampitheatre for the
benefit OF the fans.
Only one gams q day win be
played
Contestants win not play more
ehan four games a week.
Ixasker won his crown by defeat
lng Wilhelm Stclnitx In 1888.
Capahlanca has vanquished all
chess champions on this side OF the
Atlantic.
A few years ago the Cuban de-
fcatcd tho American champion.
Frank ]. Marshall
IMPORTANT
MATCH
Chess dcvotccs attach great TIM
portancc to the coming match.
They are Offering odds OF TO I
on Lasker.
Tho German chess star defeated
opablanca at Petrograd In 1905 In
= match of two games.
IAskcr won one and drew the sec
end
SIX months ago Lasker -gavc" his
championship to Capahlanca In a
moment OF disgust because no chess
club would arrange the 5000
purse he demanded at the time for
= series OF games.
In spite of this Laskcr Il Etili
regarded the worlds champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
CITY CAGE
CHAMPS
FINALLY
WALLOPED
STANDING or ruE TEAMS

Like tho weilknown pitcher that
went 10 the well once too often. the
MaeDougall -Southwiek basketball five
finally got II right where Mary wears
her necklace. Saturday night at the
University OF Washington when tho
Eciumann Furniture Co, allppcd them
the short end OF a 81 to 10 score.
IL was the first defeat for the city
league champions In two years The
department store team won 20
straight before going down 20 defeat
Tho game was nip and tuck at
fair from whistle TO whistle. with
Ralph Smith with II counters an the
chief scorer for the winners and
Lloyd Lowe and Don Frye as the big
scorers for the wfnnerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
SKI RIDERS
COMPETE

DENVER Feb. 2i---Shooting down
. 2.00o-foot incline at the rate Of one
and onerthird miles = minute. Carl
Howelson- Steamboat Springs. Colo.
tnok first place IN the profess
stonal ski riders contest on Gcnesca
mountain near here, yesterday.
Einar Jensen. Chicago. won In the
amateur class No new records were
made, the longest jump being % feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
PORTLAND
BOWLERS
SET FOR
BIG MEET

PORTLAND. Feb. 2i.--Morc than
10 fivomen bowling teams are ex.
peoted 10 be entered In tho annual
Northwest International Bowling as.
aociation turnafnent. scheduled on
tho Oregon alleys April II 90 rs. At
present moro than a. Portland quin.
tets have entered.
Word has been received from Scat.
tie TO tho effect that tho Seattle
lodge Of Eiks No. % was planning on
sending at least four squads To the
RIOS. City and total OF at least 10
Seattle aggrcgationa arc expected.
Tho officials OF the City league sent
tho information that ak OF their con.
unEents werc getting ready TO be
among those present In Portland.
The ~. I. II. A. championships VIII
include five men. doubles and singles
and because OF tho interest being
shown by tho various Elks lodges
In tho Northwest. offorta are being
made 20 hold an aii.Eika tourney fol.
lowing tho regular competition. Man.
agcr Blancy now is working on tho
proposition
The Pacific Coast association tour.
nameut In slated for California April
30. and IL may be that some % the
winners OF the Portland gathering
will Journey 20 tho Southland. The
NJ. l.. Kline five Is ono OF the port,
land teams being figured on 90 make
tho trip regardless Of tho outcome
here:
- A.
already cptcrcd In the -. 1. ". A.: NJ.
l.. Kline. Multnomah Amateur Ath.
ietic club. Jennings Furniture com
nany. Baiiou a Wright. Lyric theatre.
Ernst Honbonier-. Riaito billiard par.
iors. Powers Furniture company. -
cafeteria. Marshall Wells zenitha.
United States National bank. I'm.
prriai hotel. Pacific Coast Biscuit
company. carubana Cigars. vognn
Candy company. nankerw league
teams Nos and 2. Mathis a Co.
ST Nicholas cafeteria. z-Iierbach
Paper company. Swift a Co. teams
Nos- !. and ); oregonlans. Toke
Point Oyster grill. Hadiey a Silver.
Board Of Trade BARRIERS. Associated
oil company. T.. II. /. & y. company.
cappa's restaurant. wchfoot camp
No. Is. w. O. w. Butter Nut bread.
| W. T.. Fuller a Co. Edwards F'urni.
turo company. Mulinomah hotel.
Bergman shoe company. Oyster
Loaf. Foster A Kicizcr. Rose City
Park club teams Nos. and :. Port
Land lodge No. la. II. II. O. T..
teams Nos. 1. and 3: T. r. a 4.
tc<sms Mos and 2. O.-w. r. q ~.
and Mnitnouah camp No IL W.
o. w.
Bowling m the big Industrial Teie-
graphic tournament Electric Go.
team rolled high total for Seattle
with 3.s5o. Just four pins ahead OF
Brunswick. Bake CoIicnder team with
2.s3s.
Tho Telephone ca. finished shird
and Crescent Mfg. Co. fourth
Byers. Of II. u. c. Co. had high
score for ono game with 2s3. Paul
Rsiehert OF the same team pullei
down a ga score
Bergman. OF tho Electric team.
shot n nice steady game and was high
with total pins with B9k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
GOLF LEADERS
TO PLAY

BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. .f.--yack
Neville. former state champion. and
Norman Macbeth Of the Wiltshire
Country club. Los Angeles. Will
meet In the semifinais today OF the
Northern California golf champion
ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
eEH~ r.
BssB

Tho Cambridge University Golf club
has accepted sa Invitation Ia send .
team to compete In tho American
intercollegiate championship toarna-
ment.
Pour men win make up the team
and will sail for tho United STATS
about tho middle of June. They are
q. n. y. humphrie~. Trinity Hall.
captain 4. walker. Kings college.
sseretsryi ~. y. f.eisss. Jesus rod
i~xe. and q. ~. Deagis.. Co~pas
Christi college. Deasiss 10 sn Amert-
can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
VICTORIA
PUCK MEN
MUST WIN
TONIGHT

The Victoria hockey team is f1s1I
Ing with Ifs back 10 the wan whGG
II meets tho Vancouver seven -
Vancouver tonight A win for u
Vancouver team win eliminate We
toria from the playoff for the uk1o-
The Vancouver team has had The
Indian sign on the yictorians thru
out the season and the dope fSv{
ors Vancouver 70 win again
Seattle's SOUND In resting up Ia
their struggle with Vancouver he1Q
wednesday. There will be but fhro(
more games on the regular sched0
on the local ice--yancouver PLAY
here twice and Victoria once NOR
The teams were slated 10 line
tonight as follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
NET FINALS
BILLED

Arthur Bailey. former Queen Anne
prep tennis champion. and Marshall
Allen. city titiehoidcr. viii meet in
the finals OF the National Guard In.
door tennis meet at the Armory
Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

I
train al santa Maria. ia.t~sd Of
ontsrse this season. y :. likely that
the sut~ may split their squad and
~ SAINTS
Practically all the 1850 pisyers re-
tained ~ ths salt Lake club have signed
pn,s va en .ss" Mhss SOY ana ,h'
\ e,,ti,ts.... 49,, se.,r .e' "e's IA ~
'~''>s '4e' ''N"'
|
The fhnafeirhia Nationals may send
neNitt 10 herNeau, outfieader. 20 the
nv ~"' '"@1u" "''n cAAiAna
Waite Malls. ~r~eh 81 the ~
Mar,. eaiiexe baseball team es OAK
''A"s 'e''e'"e'' y" ssof~neas~
- ne. pay pro.asslonsi nsss-
$40 ~. 49,. a pfom-.n "
w." 49, S'~"' 'u' sASAAsa ma "ih"
Tiny Fsssh denied TIA, he win cut,
BASEBALL this season by signing his 1891
contract with sacramento Pitcher Paul
fttery aud FIRST hasemsn Fred Moii-
sam Lewis. the Iron Mar OF Tire seu
Francisco Seals last ssassn. pl2ns 10
drop his ~splttsr- this season.
-~
Jack Ccvusk& ~u~<h Of The rl~<r~ta
| pitching sfaff lsst year NAV e~~n
the WiffsHa.s eoiirre b..~i.nli s~~s-
| this sprtpr
-tnt~x,,- Hawke. rur~s..-a sx o..
New York Yankee. from m. catr.rx
club last season. n holden, Tn. Y.rN.
according 10 reports. dId no, offer hin,
a. snueh A. hs nuaaa laat Y.ar IN .
-
s,s,-x pa-. On. .ov,s,
BY aaer-m~nso torn san An,s-.ia 80
merry pltrh~a Tor X, 49,. ..,,,-
oakland. cal
-. ,nr,~xu,. s,,, 49,.
Catfury. 4 eollsrs pl,ehrr' 10 ~. 5000
TNe n.-s~. pr.,.. h.x. ..,..s
rW 9.t.-i. . f.~,x~~ r,s,. ~-Ii-
semI-profe-~ssssi p,t~hinr st.r sr,..
cod t-A~~man. tn the Charf~.ssu slub
Of the .eath Atlantic ic~gus, under
Optional sxrccmeats-
90
~xrrss .na los, sra, -, $50, .Is,tnv
sect his signed contract for 1881 10 ths
Chicago American league eiuh Pete,
| MonAhAn. II. . left hAsd ID frs, ba.s-
Fnsn. Who played with an irAfsp~ndsn,
team Ia Cincinnati. ohlo. also signed Z
nsfm rAt MORAN OF cn6nnau m,
sn'is mems .5on 20 1920 oss~ y sAmn
second
/
S1,fY Un~nk~,sh,n. - $1,000
ieeg.s 49, se.sen. wtu - paise %
the sies teAm sao eees~os see-
orsding bsn LeeSa.
-
cd nsid eAotAin OF IT Louis SsoenaLA
-
George Cfhscn. pi;ehsr. wno tried cut
with the Seattle club last SEASON. hsi
Phiadsiphis Ameriasns.
| -
Lyfs Bigosa former re~fisna our
| Ssta Page Of Ths Daifes niKbs. /,
honsymoaninK hia way to Lake Charles
I La where the phlisdeIphlA Athletic
viii play this season
/
c ~-.,..s -., 49,
| 40 80 n "a wlatiss.c ,,,rh~~~L
90 -. u.,s ,,ii,s. tnss.ass- -.
| sl~r-s lei -rs.-~,. -.sh ~. H.
Nc. .n... osel.s.,. ...ss-. ..,.s.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

s>ats for the International polo rnateh
between the American chaliengers and
the English defenders At the Hurllngham
club. London. June ~ TO zs--best two
and three games-wiil cost tioo. $50. $50
and $40 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
STAFF DEFIES
SKATING KING

LAKE PLACID. ~. r. Feb. ~
A challenge 70 Oscar MathAn1uu,
skating champion Of the world. ~
en- route today. Arthur STAN CT
caxo. who won the American 0t1(
here Saturday. sent the NorwUG1nz|
a challenge for next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

pennsytvanis Legislature f. ocnddersng
. fsii 10 TAI resident fisherrnen 81 .
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

The national amateur figure sksting
championships will be held In tho Phiia-
4eiphia ice palace. February Is. 20 and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
MACS STILL
IIsAD

LEAD
The MacDourafl team has now fin.
iHhod tho complete round OF the city
teams and In leading the procession.
Tho four leading teams are scheduled
to play an elimination series for the
city title after the schedule Il com.
plcted.
Tho EciSrnnnn Furniture Co. Y. NJ
C. A.. Northern Life and tho Puget
Sound Paper Box fiyea arc slated To
fight II out for tho other three places
In the finals.
The University Commercial club
wns practically eliminated Saturday
night when they were defeated BY the
Y. NJ. G. A.. II to 20.
The System sign shop defeated the
Rainier Noble Post five. 20 to 30. In
the only otner game Saturday.
LEADERS CLASH
~ l>EsDAY
Two OF tho leaders clash wednes.
day night at the Elkn club when the
Northern IIfo toara meets tho ''Y.-
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FRYE 90 .,..--.. .F...-..-s. Freyn 90
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None. MseDourafi south sick rrsyn for
Woods. Davidson for Frayul Harrer for
psvsd-on. stats for Ffayn. Trarn fer
pasiasoa. Harper fsF stats. noKsrs for
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