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ExTENps md THANks

Montgomery July s.-tSpeciai)-
 Information reached the, capital Sat urday that the stockholders of the Alabama Canning company of Bayou LaBatre had adopted resolutions thanking the department of conser- vations of Alabama for it's fight in defense of the shrimp conservatism statutes of Alabama which prohibit the removal of shrimp to other states Tor canning until tax hss been paid. 1Tte resolution pledged the support of the company to tho
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IRISH TRUCE TERMS ANNOUNCED
AHanta Boy of 16
 Rescues Two From
 Gas-Filled We'll

Atlanta. July s.--Huntsley Al. Jack son, aged 1e. of Atlanta. qualified to- day for hero medal when he de scended 50-foot we'll and rescued two negroes. one of whom was dead as the result of inhaling poison gases in the well
 When Ed Langford, who was dig ging the well. failed to answer his signsl, Ben Ellis, his assistant, en- tered the well to investigate. He found Lansford overcome and called for help.
 Young Jackson fastened rope about his waist and descending, at tached s rope to the two negroes, then climbed up and helped haul them out. Langford was dead but Ellis soon revived
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
FRANCE HOPES THAT. UNITED STATES WILL. RAT|FY THE TREATY
Two Countries Are Still Best of Friends and France Can not Figure How America
 Can Remain Out
By ANDRE TARDEAU Former French High Commissioner to

Special Cable Co The AKe-HerhId
 tCopyright, 1921, by The Agc-Herald)
 Paris, July 9.-(Special.) Now that America has declared herself at peace with Germany, what remains to be done? Certain it is that while the declaration of peace may have great practical importance to Amer ica's domestic economy, it will laci, in significance until some action is taken on the treaties of 1919.
 I know the American people well enough to be sure that the express
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10 America, Whlcu has never acted with enmity to- ward Germany. She had fed in- numerable German children nourish . ing food and there has not been a complaint made against a the Amer ican troops in the occupied territory
 since the armisticei
 For those who did not want to go to America, or who did not have a
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DIES OF rYPHUs By Aaeocfatod Press
on 30 ! Asit l

a fewf York. July s.-Samuel Beck of thSa miner of Butte. Mont, died shouldcf typhus fever on a Brooklyn mako while about to embark on the once dent Wilson for Austria. He col :. to w as he was carrying his bag largo aboard the ship and died be- A6R Il ambulance arrived. The ann
 e surgeon said death was duo
 tus fever. z
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Toulon, France, July s.-crown Prince Alrochito of Japap sailed for Naplsa at hoon today oA the Japa- nese h&ttlxship Katorl fsrhe sscort cppsistsd ef the lapanseA hsttlsshlp kaahima and Fysneh topedo Acats.
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. U II VI " French ideas on the subject will not be regarded as an tn- trusion. I am ut terly opposed to any French mani- festation seeming to bring pressure to bear on Ameri- can opinion. l shall therefore linn : 1t myself to maIt- ing known France s state of mind.
 The United States is far from France.
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GERMANS NEED BIG
 MAN TOGU|DE THEM IN UNITED STATES
Now That Peace Is Declared It Seems Madness to f,o ss.s mans That They ,sso2S a
 War With sn
By MAxIMILTA sARDEN Germany's Foreh sst Publicist Special Cable to The Age-Hsrald

Berlin, July 9.-(Special. .)--"Peace with America?" Many glanced apathically at the headlines and then read about the boxing match which showed the French that in the new world there were no miracles of the Marne."
 The fact that the peace news caused no sensation is great honor
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REPORT SHOWS DECREAsE

New York, July S.--Ths monthly tonnage report of the United states ste sI Corporation. made public today. showed 5,l17.s6S tons of unified orders on hand Juno 3o- This Ia decfesse froA untitled orders on May n. vhicb we're k.4s3.As7 teas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
AGREE TO WAGE CUT
 By Associsted Press

Chicago, July s.--strikins ensi- neers, and nremen employed by grain elevator companies here today agreed to accept . cut of 20 per cent in wages and to work 4s hours week instead of 4s.
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WANT TO SELL MATERiALs

Mobile, July s.-(Speclai;).ro T. Rossin and Arthur L. Rurchen, re ceiveys for. the Mobile. shipbuiidine company, today filed petition n the federal court askipg to De per mitted to. sell the shipbuilding ma- terials left on the local yard when the Covernment ordered work at tne local piant stopped several months ago. The receivers also asked tne court to issus q decree connrmint the company's ownership of tnsse
 materisls. in order that they may Ia sold more readily.
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THE WEATHER

Washington. duly s.-Georgia, Ala bama and Mississippi: Partly cloudy weather with scattered local thun- dershowers Sunday and Monday :. gen tie variable winds. Tennessee: partly cloudy and some what warmer Sunday: Monday fair.
 LOCAL DATA.
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EooJx on Page :. today's Automobils aection.4 Read Parksr's mepseop % used CT huyera-Ady.
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ON YOUR VACATION

Let the Age-Heraid follow you anu your family wherever you gc.
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BIRMINGHAM WEATHER

Possible showers today. Station cry temperature.
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FRINGE sAlLs FOR ITALY HK Aaiasiated Ffess

Only memebrs of the bridss ram attended the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
BUSINESS MAN LOSES
S50,000.00 IN One DAY
All Is Not Gold That Clitters - Big Business
Houses Feel the Troubles of Readjustment-
Hub Clothing Company Decides to Take
Its Losses in One Big Dose

rfcs = tremendous stock OF mems
apparel. Naturally all of IL was
bought TO sell at prices that would
show legitimate profit Now It is
found necessary to put on sale
and let the public have this stock
at just half OF the regular retail
prices.
The Hub win - closed Thursday
and Friday for stock taking. On
Saturday morning at 0 o'clock the
doors viii open with every article
in stock Except shoes. few items
in work goods and contract collnrsl
selling at half price. Inasmuch as
the public Is well acquainted with
the standard high grade character
of the Hub stock, there WIN no
doubt be rush to take advantage
OF the 30 per cent reductions. Fun
details will appear in The Star Fri
day.
Experienced statesmen and women
can secure employment during s5,le
by applying at The Hub Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
HEATS NEXT
WEEK
LANDS
FORMALLY
INSTALLED

CHICAGO. Jan. i5.--Judse X. NJ.
Lands. formally installed I'm his nsw
job as supreme head OF organized
baseball. today started building up an
organization with which To carry out
his work.
Tho Judge WINS expected 20 sn-
nounce his choice for secretary .treas-
urer before the end OF tho week
The meeting OF baseball leaders at
which Lands was finally accepted
ended In complete harmony.
a breakup at the last minute was
averted when Judge Lands an
nounced he would not accept tho po-
sition unless given absolute author.
ity to take action against any player
or club, after an effort had been
made To amend his powers 10 that he
could only recommend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
FANS FOR
HIM
SUNSET CLUB
WANTS GAMES

The Sunset Athletic club. q fast
team composed OF colored boys. h
after basketball games. Many well
known colored gridiron and cage
stars are In the lineup. Games can
be arranged by calling George Green
at East eoso. or writing 70 him At
5i2 Union IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
MIDCETS AND
FROSH FTVES
PLAY TODAY

The high school midgck and frrsh-
men basketball leagues vcre sch~t-
uled to Ert under way thir afternoon.
with three games being billed In each
division
The Fart hfrn hves yin ean&ie
With Queen Anne IN the Quay gym
in one Of the tiffa Ballard journeys
20 Broadway. md Iancoln plays Mt
Franklin
West Seattle won't get fntp srt1on
until ths Monday games. when they
play Lincoln at Lincoln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
ANDERSON
TO LEAD
NOTRE DAME

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan 15l-Ed'
die Anderson. right end ictterman
for two years, was elected captain
OF the Notre Dame college football
team for the coming season at the
annual football banquet here last
night The memory OF George Gipp.
the 1920 altAmerican half back. who
died shortly after the end on the foot
ball season, wns respected by the
banqueterx, who stood with heads
bowed for a moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
. WILDE AND
HERMAN BOX
TODAY

LONDON. Jan. fs.--England WIS
.0nfident today Jimmy Wilde. king
|a the fyweights and her only
worlds champion. viii defeat Pete
Herman tonight when they meet tn
Albert hall In a 20-round contest.
Odds Of 3 to were being offered
hat the American Will lose
stu cllnging To their old idol.
Bonbardier Wells. Londoners were
ktting even money that he win win
bonn Battling Levinsky In another
oround bout on the same card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

The readjustment period through
which the country Is now passing
creates problems for all classes OF
people, and the larger business
houses are by no means exempt In
some cases even the working man
has had TO suffer loss In the way
of reduced wages. This rs par
ticuiarfy unfortunate. for II was to
be HOPED that the general prosper
ity enjoyed during the war would
result In permanently raising the
standard OF living for the masses
OF the people, and that unquestion-
ably will be the final result.
NJ. s. Bernstein, president OF the
Hub Clothing Company. veteran
Pioneer Square clothiers, has rea-
son 10 know that even the Oldest
established concerns doing n big
business must take losses due 20
present conditions. The Hub car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
HtfIAIiD IL
WEAK
E2P e.
|GNsBaal


MIN Graham. su.rd - lAs s-~-
sss'sf ofaampte~stip broadway 49,
kest.ii fSsc. is coaching tho Ttgw
midget team this yeax.
Cast cnsa s-ntsr - o. vrs.hrrn
team. aa1 Capt wrsrky. 81 Bzs,ard. an
The suiy hssssfszli ystssAns - tho@s
seseets tnss yesr.
Nen M~ssn~ss. ,rfgh nmpw. vfn cap
tsis tAs tlseAfa uA1k team In tbs
sprtax
D~a ns1aA sn-~ssy g@vssv. vm
s.p<.l. uss KAfipiissss1 fs--xl.n
sq~A h the fan
o-xs ward. We ssev.a . ~ ~ rrrsn-
10 Al guaxtsghart fer The nroAfwv
TSr~rs last s~Aron. ssys he n Going 70
astsad Frsasiia s~xs Gail
-yssc- r>as. veteran esxs tr-sv. y
axAia esacAaE the flneota nieEs's this
seasoa.
IAvvpsr~ ssud O~s<wW~0. wee -
saue e~gs towards. sisssid nss>As
fast par Of hespews N they show the
0sn~ fsvm - tho bash etbali nses
thai th~v did - ends 40 the Eridir~s
hat srsMyM
nak era1ss1 hrn schooi v~a ne Cali
fSraia prep arid title last SEX. dsfeaiing
Ilsrksley. ~ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
LEONARD AND
MITCHELL READY

NEW YORK. Jan is.-Benny
Leonard and Richie Mitcheil. who are
to meet here tomorrow night for the
worifs lightweight championship.
ended their training here today.
Both viii Indulge In just enough ex-
crriso 20 keep on edrn The cham
plon " a T.to-5 favorite In the bet
ting. Both have posted forfeits Of
s. 900 20 weigh las pounds at ?
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
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BEARS
WON'T GO
EAST

BERKELEY. Jan fa-Grnfuate
Manager Luther Nichois. Of the Uni
y-rsity Of California. said yesterday
that IL was entirely out Of the aucs-
ton for the University OF California
football team 10 make . trip to the
East. Studies and other considera.
tons wore given by Nichols as the
reason Any team that wants to
play with California must come TO
the Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
START BANKERS
CAGE SEASON

The Bankerr Basketbaq league
opened the season last night with
two fast games, the National City
walloping the Union National by a
z4-f2 count and the National Bank
OF Commerce handing the Dexter
Horton boys the short end OF &c.
20 score.
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In one OF the be., baskr,harl ran,

In one OF the best basketball games
seen on local floor for some time.
the Knights OF Columbus team beat
the colored Sunset Athletic club five
By n +s-27 count on the Casey floor
The good sportsmanship and clean
playing OF tho losers was one Of the
features of the contest.
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Elks No. l and E. N. Brooks Bowling Teams Meet
O'DOUL TO
HAVE HIS
CHANCE
THIS YEAR

NE YEAR on the
bench II a long
wait for a big
league recruit.
It's double time
20 "A youngster
who has a sleeve
ful OF pitching
talent
Prank Lefty"
O'Doul batted a
tilourand az a
b g q C h-warner
for the Yankees
laFt season.
His gifted left
arm might as
well have been In
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los ANGELES. Jan. is.--Jaek
Dempsey. worlds heavyweight box.
Ing champion. was scheduled 10 leave
here early this morning for Portland.
Or where he ir TO box Terry Keller
In a sixround exhibition SO Jan.
uary 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
ELLIOTT SOLD
TO SOLONS

CHICAGO. Jan. fs--'Towdy- n
Init was sold yesterday by The
National league Grub TO tho
Pacific Coast ieague
club. Elliott formerly played ON the
Pacific coast.
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9lAB
|G7lS|Bl

rt.s ~ s-<v~s that Boo c.nneIfy.
Tire young san Fraurl.o. eutfirider.
y on the mAvke<. Cennsiiy. who
showed tss % presnise ~ tim~s
hat year. Wasn't saai~fs-d With HE
beth. asd er~ses . change rhe~e
70 Seattle In tho DIAL that -eus
hsvy Nah 10 the Gcidca Gate ts<sna
rve former Pacific coa<. t~sxus p~r-
formers may - hack In this circuit arain
Iris year. o~urwe cutshA~. the veteran
f-tttseurw second sark-r. has told his boss
that he ~ants 20 play On tbs Coast tnir
wear. ard that he ~on't report 70 rttts-
surs eraln- fnasr-uch a. Fsftnharr Ia
tsssdsd to r.s,.se him anyhow. according
70 Eastern rsporsa cufEhs- viii un-
dccstsdiy b = Coast lsAxu. PARTNER In
ths sprinG TIE other tczr~r t. Chrtry
f1-t. Br~tcn Brave frrest@r VITO rty
V with the SacrArn-nfe club. o~ner
kcrvfrs - after him 10 play fAs bet
corner Oar tAe sosora
~ So rrsn<anes stss s~fsi1sy -
saeuxh tsneid~rs % fight ssw riae-s D~ss
s>ason Here's the iaycuf: oCos .~n
Hsserv~k- crhsn. Rath. sHiirse. kAmm.
cAse,-v ard walsh And tasy shiy
TM swD. De - C0pronnn0s
hAAisg ha~~S~1 .~~fhrs. thinks uhsa
y~ens Schwartz. chr pttehrv turned
over 10 the locals BY Ire Rods,
shssid be . winner With the ~
v,shsS s~hvastx 10 . rEhthsrdev.
and showed . lot ef stuff with the
Reds last y-.as. bat h~s stiii . bis
grcnn for big ieaxus osnpsny-
-R~<- EItes--. los ssrg~I~s pfiss. WI
have q rice job trytns 70 nnd . eatenSr
10 mn John1y r29slsrs shoes Eassirr
n no, oniy a rare catcher. bat hss also
coed stfcss- hitfing tbs agate over
tho zoe marx with Harsi~r Joining the
Detroit Tigers ~ leaves Pete Lapan as
the only .tnx~i receiver. aad Pete ear
talniy n>ets lot Of hello
r7teher. -safx- Eufhew1ars. Portland
ace has ben eoid 10 tAs Detroit Tigers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
CITY PIN
LEADERS
TO MIX
TONIGHT
cry IrA0uf srANDT~as

THERE'S bound In be a battle royal
In the city bowling lenEue tonight,
when tho Eiks No. l. present lead
cra. and the n. N. Brooks five. soc
ond place holders. tanglo In the fea
tur. match Of Thursdays schedule.
on the Elks' alleys
The Eiks 20 into tonisht's rurne
with handicap of - pins. while the
Brooks five has but a handicap Of !.
all OF their team but Davis being
scratch. and Davis is Hhooxing at AN
average OF ist. nratch being iss
pins.
Tho Eiks WIN tine up IN follows.
each mans handicap boing euumcT-
afrd.
Kline .. F.berting s. Hausdorf II.
Dobb .. Walden so.
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Sowing
FIRST p~rtos-dJ Vancouver. s1fnn~
DrDm Harri9 ga. ca Vancouver. Hsr-
hrs. 1881.
8~~sord perfo5-Cs1 sensf,a Eieksy.
D6.t7 80 Seattle. rcbsn. 3sz7. CD Sc
kffis. Morris s.3s.
1 Third period--fs) vsncouv0. shfnnsr
0rom Harris. 1871
Overtime p~riod--c7J Sestos rotfs
ron Foysion. 1876.
sofp-titufkons
rtrS. perfod-Sesttie. Morris for robfn-
Second period Seattle. Nnrray for
Morris. Tobln for Murray. Morris for
Tohln Vancouver. Desireau for J.
Adams. J Adams far Dessreaa
\ Third perfo1-s~attis. Tooin for Morris.
fsrrsy for Foyston, Morris for Tootn.
|oysfon for Murray
Overtime psriod-seaftie. 1obfn for
Uorris.
4 Fenaiff.s-Sone.
Il Ksfere>-Nicksy Ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
DONAHUE
AND
BROWN
WIN HEATS

Phil Donahue. winner Of The Star
10, races last war. and Buster
Brown didn't have much trouble In
winning their heats ia The star races
In. the second set Of heats at the
Arena last night
Brown won the FIRST heat m =
walk. Paul Chaplin fell at the third
turn ard didnr havo q chance 10
Keep pace. while J. c. Johnron
couldn't negotiate tho turns eshcr.
and gave u up after half . lap.
BROWN TAKES
CORNERS WE'LL
Brown looked mighty gcsd. taking
things cary and mixing tho turns
In big league fashion
Donahus eontcntrd hern.<ff WIN
staying on the heesn u y. J. Raby
until the fifth hap. when he wont
into firz6 piaoc and finished almost
n fnp ahead Cyrfi Wales q young.
ster. couldn't make the cornrrw. and
he GOT all tangled up trying 70 san
around EN-
Donahue. Brown and james Nc
Crath have nov qualified for tho
finals
HEATS NEXT
WEEK
Tho heats merit week Win b. nnsfs
up Of racers who have already com
potcd Tho winners OF these hcats
win also place in The finals
The nnais viii be a measured mfr
around the Arena
Tho majority of the SKATERS last
nigh, preferred to skate in from, OF
the hockey nets instead Of behind
them. 20 tho rc~s OF the rac-s win be
staged on the usual course at the
Arena
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VANCOUVER FORWARDS
Troublesome

For Vancouver. Skinner. Jack
Adams and Smokey Harris gave the
Rcals plenty to worry about They
yured In vaneouver's three goals
ckey MacKsy ccntsnted himself
n playing defensive hockey most
the game and he did II In heart
Rking fashion
ancouvcr and Victoria battle IN
oria Friday night. and Seattle
rest until Monday, when they
Vancouver on in Vancouver.
ev,rfa plays here next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
WALTZ BACK INTO HOCKEY LEAD
PREP HOOP
FIVES
PLAY
FRIDAY

With Broniway and Llnooln fur
nishing the feature game nj lincoln.
the city high school basketball league
viii begin play tomorrow afternoon.
In the other gamea OF the day West
Seattle viii oppose Ballard at West
Seattle. and Queen Anne will play
frnAAlin at Franklin
As the race opens. broadway. lin
coin and Queen Anne are the favor.
ties for tho rrat division places,
with West Seattle and Franklin az
the dark horses and Ballard AZ the
weak member.
With four icttorn~n In tn. lineup.
Lincoln will be a Alight favorite 10
defeat broadway when these teams
get togcther The Lincoln team
seems to suffering from an acute
attack OF overconfidenoe. however.
and II may cause their downfall.
Lincoln will enter the game with
iiassford and Nollan at forwards.
Heaketh at conter and Savage and
kunz AZ guards.
BROADWAY
LINEUP
PttaNuy VIII tAkf thr flooF WIN
Harris and Carmody at forwards.
Gilmore AT center. and with Haury.
Mcistrr and Hart for guards.
Queen Anne IL expected TO iine up
against Franklin with Trumbuii and
Douglas AT forwards Bacehuse nt
center and banxrr AMI McCarty
guards. Franklin il slated TO start
Cole at center. pearne and Greene
forwards, and Knowles and Jones at
guarsia
West Seattle has four vets on
hand against Ballard. and IL tho real
dark horse OF the league Fraser
and Olsen win alternate nj cenf-r
with os,rrrnan and Lawrence af
forwards and DyorS kindred and
Carr At guards
RtIIAIiD Is
WEAK
ballard. with wafoy. eontrr. as
their only bag fellow and only vet.
cran. Ia weak The other pori,,ons
viii bo filled by Shaw and McManus
ai forwards and Io~rvy and Andss.
son at guards.
The recond trans win furninh IN
preliminary Enmce. and tho after.
moons oaEo program In each school
E-ts under way ats.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
BATTERY D
WINS CAGE TILT

Battery ID beat the headquarters
company by q ss-si count at the
Arrnory last night in the State Ma,
tional Guard basketball race.
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LOCALS
WIN
OVERTIME
GO, 4-3
BY LEO II. rAssEN

\ BY LEO II. LtSSEN
q Seattle Nets had 20 play
fDc again last night TO beat
acou>er. but beat 'em they did.
today the locals are back in
i place in the Coast puck race
he locals put up a game uphill
ht last nlght and finally van
shed the powerful Millionalrcs
n s-tos count Charley Tobin
rcd the winning goal on ter
shot from the right wing on
pass from F'oyston after the Sc
lc center had carried the puck
. the scoring zone and had duped
Vancouver defense.
ne Millionair-s got or to a ny
} star, IN the first period when
inncr counted on a pass from
Arris IN front Of the nets in s@t
krris scored agadn after ts5t min
es OF play on a pretty shot that
bimes didn't touch ut an
EHMAN
|rOPS EN
Only the wonderful scal tsndsng
Hugh Lehman IN the Vancouver
~ prevented the Nets from keep
step with the visitors IN tho
= period. The Seattle team sim.
Piled shots on Lehman during
frst session. but he turned 'rm
aside. using his hands pads.
TX and skates. and he even stuck
- head In the way OF one shot
/ was q marvellous exhibition Of
pal tending.
Even Lehman. however. coutfn1
y those Nets from scoring for the
hole evening. The Nets came
3ck In the third period and scored
arvo times. Hickey counting the
rst goal after carrying the puck
I'm the ice and shooting about 10
"a out II was n pretty effort.
)ckey carried the puck down the
y . few minutes later. passed TO
|1ey. who shot. and chen Tobsn
Apped the puck In ON the rebound
>yxn rchman's pads Morris added
10 last shot just before the gong
p . back-hauded shot from . r~
Aund-
both a<ses went scurcscss n the
blrd period untn about a minute be-
~ the final gong. when Skinner
Iot past Holmes on \ pass from
Iarris and the game went into
versima
II took the locals Srst minute
nd Is seconds TO score Tho winning
~ IN the overtime session. Tobin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

sling. Higgins WINS afraid 10 trust
a youngn,er--one Of the most prom.
iging the Pacific Coast league ever
sent up TO tho big show.
But Lefty" is TO get his delayed
trial next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
STAR CITY
CAGE
TEAMS
BATTLE
STANDING oF THE TEAMS

Two indicated teams clash In the
feature game Of the city basketball
league offering at the Crystal Pool
tonight when the strong Northern
Life and chauncey Wright fives
meet.
The Northern Life team has kick
ed thru with two straight wins, De-
featng the University Commercial
club and the System Sign Co. while
the Wright team has defeated the
Silent Frats. Both OF tonight.s con-
tenders have some OF the strongest
players In the league In their lineup.
They will take the floor AZ follows;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

Hopes running high out at Lincoln high school that Bin
Sardge star guard Of the Raptters H N able to play
hr1toHt the for the Lincoln fire this year. 10
thought for time that Sdroge coud udaatc at
the end Of this quarter but he still has couple Of credits
to make and before he graduates he H be eligible TO play
the complete season He hasn't made mp his uind yet
scheher he tcH stay tn school not he does, Lincons
chances for the city basketball fire boosted high because
Sapage ritho, doubt is By far the best guard ia local
intsrscholdstic cage circles.