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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

NfhflnE
First period No score
Second period 40 score
Third period l. Victoria Os,pan
rom Ffed"riokson, 1871; ?, Seattle.
Overtime period 80 score
Spbatitpfions
First period HeekinF FOR Frederick
son; Brlden for Morris: Fraser Tor
hickey Hickey FOR fraser Frederickaon
for Dunderdaie. Halderson for oatrnan.
Morris Tor Briden. Dunderdair for Meek
Ing; Oatman for Frederlckaon. Bridtn
for Foysion.
second period pridsn for Morris.
NeekinH Tor Dundsrdaie: Haideruan 10,
Oatmnn, Dunderdatc for TredericLsort
foysion for Morris. oatnan for Hatder-
son; Fraser for Riley: Riley for uriden.
Fr"derickson for MeokinE Morris Tor
Fraser
Third period Meekinv Tor FredeytcL
son Bridcn Tor Morris. Fraser for RILEY.
frcderickson for MeekinF. Meekine for
Frederickson; Briden Tor Morris. Fred
erickson Tor MeekinE; Riley for Fraae,
Overtime period meeking FOR Fred-
erickson; Hriden for Morris. Frederick
son FOR meoklnRi Morris for Briden
Fraser FOR Rove
First period Seattle FovS,on I. mil,
utea. Victoria. Johnson. minutca. 10.
attic, Rowe. minutes
Second period None
Third period None
Overtime period. Victoria. w. I,ourh.
lin, minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Nets Tie
Victoria
Puck Men
Seattle Braces and Holds
Aristocrats to 1-to-l Tie
in Overtime Mix

VICTORIA. y. G. Dec. 10 Flash.
Ing a sudden return 10 form. the
Seattle Nets held the Nlcioriaa to a
= to tie. Twenty minutes Of over.
time brought no score. aliho the Nets
crowded the Aristocrais' defense and
only phenomenal work By Fowler
saved the Canadian skaters from
dropping one
Fowler starred turnout for the
home team. Time and again Fov.
ston. Rickcy and Riley got By the
Victoria defense. but Fowler carried
too many sticks
The Seattle scptct looked like
champions on the ice. The Hickey.
Riiey-Foys'on combination played
brilliant hockey.
Both squads buiged the net in the
third period, after two rounds Of
scoreleHs hockey
oatman completed pass from
Frcderickson. catching Holmes nap.
ping. early In the period. giving the
Aristocrats a temporary lead. and
Hickey scored unassisted for Seattle
few moments later.
A. a result OF the new overtime
ruling. each team is credited with
haH a point In the win column. and
Seattle Is out Of the goose egg col
ufnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Final
Lists
Filed
No More Changes in Reg
istration; Juniors and
Seniors in Final Stages
BY ALEX c. ROSE

WITH the final registration lMfs
w for the season turned in. the
senior soccer teams IN The siar'
league are facing or tomorrow after-s
noon in the second half Of the race.
No more changes Will be allowed
In the teams and the clubs muse
finish the season with the piayers
now listed.
An exception f. made for thozc
teams not having 10 players signed
They can sign players unth they4
have their strength W 20 Is, but they
cannot add any after that
Also. teams showing BY affidavlt
that players have left the city perna<z
nentiy. or that players are ~ or dis-
abicd. viii be allowed 20 r.-r.ssI
them.
The following men have been listed
by the six teams for the rest Of the
season.
wTsT SEATTLE
". Mccall. ). J. Bond. Ted Upton. :.
Thornley,. Al MAreui george Kemptor.
Jack McDobEan. " Quarferman. ".
knight. ". Hosrath. Sam straHs. Tom
nar~iek. Prank Burns. Ewing Crawford.
MAPLE LEAPS
} IAddsn, o crpnin. ". p. Dowie. =.
Dgeie. James Bennett. g. r Gaihralth.
X A. Cross. y. Flnnemore. -. willis. 8.
smith. X. = watts. +. Aabey. y Fle,cs-
a.. A. Scott, y Forgle.
PosTorpIcE
. Kroon. ,. - esiaii. :. Taylor. ".
Fraser. j. MAR. y Lemon. y Murray. j.
MiEhtman. y. Carlsg. a Davis. r. Up
ton. - Kogudy G. Blair. J. oin and A.
Nckiliiam fMfrj.
EcKART CIGAR co.
" Johnson. Dave Fiase. Jim f.anrhurv.
AionEo Wells. y Aiinoziin. Eiy CASTOR.
MaE kiep. Ray Farmer. Eddie Casta. a.
gihson, ". Suits. a. Blair. T. Mack. W.
smith.
WOODLAND PARK
y Purvis r. Harris. O. cornwaiths. W.
flftson. A Craig. A. fiftson. r. Shrupe.
Riley. H. Fsbianson. a. P2tmore
Blii Fraser. A. SchaN. Hachar8son. Pred
simpson. A. garIrirhsi
BDEI>G AIRCRAFT
J. Tomkins. X. Mortepser j. FIfxpst-
rick. =. Noes. - sAnfiri. ~ Isasoni -.
Nirich. A. Cannon. ,. DoNney. j. Me-
kinlsy. y Tessandore. Y. v. ialnE. H. a.
Nehi. y. Mcclure and J. r. Kuhn Capt..
All Of the teams will be In action
Sunday as usual with the West Sc.
attic leaders playing Woodland Pax
al Woodland park. Boeing AiTaxxlf
plays Eckaris at South park an q S'-s :
Postoffice and Maple Leafs tangle az
Lincoln park.
The Washington Park South Park
tiff at Washington park Is the main
attraction among the junior garues.
The complete schedule for sunday
follows:
SENIOR GAMES
posfoffice ya, Maple LrafH. al firrota
park. ~ J .. N, Referee. Billy walters.
Woodland Park IS. West seattle a
upper Woodland park. at 1850 D. m Rsf-
cree. Biiiy BiDotnen.
Ecksri CiRAr CO. vs. Boelng Aircraft
club. At South Park. at $50 .. IA. Rsf-
cree. kirx Rose
JUNIOR GAMES
Falcon A. q. Ballard Juniors "a
upper Woodland park. Al / .. m. Refs
ERE. Bob Lemon
Ben Paris Billiards - Allen AfhletIs
aHsnciation. a. Walia Wsila. at I .. IA.
Referee Fred Douglas.
Hawthorne Juniors Ns Louic's Frcnrn
Dry Cleaners. at Columbia piayfield. al
! Referee. George Hoefllnr
Washington Park Va South Park q
Washington park. at ! y IA. Referee.
Jerry Malhy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
GOLF DATES SET

NEW YORK. Dec. f0.--American
open golf championship viii be de.
cided at the Skokle Country club.
Chicago. starting July II. according
to the states selected by the United
states Golf association. The amateur
championships Will be played nj the
Brooklinc. Mass, country club, start
ing September 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Cf<CY HAS
COAST I>FIELD

Cincinnati will have a flock Of
Coast graduates In the infield next
spring. Babe" Pinelli. Oakland.
Portland and Sacramento performer.
will be at third. Jimmy Caveney. or
Frisco. will be az short. while Seattle
contributes Sammy Bohne for sec
ond base. And then there's Louis
Fonseca. Frisco amateur star. for
first base should Jake Daubert falter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
TyrorBrrar LEAGUE
WADE HAS THE
ITCHING PALM

Los ANGELES. Dec. io.-Wade
kiiiifcr. Angel pilot. h. In Chicago 20
confer with "Spoarmin," BIN wrlg.
10y. new owner of the Los Angeles
club, concerning the raise in salary
promised him by Club President Joe
Patrick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
MeCREDIE CAN
HANDLE. PITCHERS

Speaking OF pitchers. Walt Nc
Creole. Seattlc's new manager. GER.
tainiy knows how 10 handle pitchers.
which. incidentally. was the big
weakness Of Bin Kenworthy and
Clyde Wares.
McCredie did more TO beat Seattle
out OF the Coast league pennant in
the closing days OF the 1921 season
by his handling OF pitchers for Port
land than any other pilot In the
ieague-unless II was BIN Keeper
selling Bin Cunningham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
BERT NIEHOFF
GOING SOUTH

Bert Niehoff has signed TO manage
the Mobile club OF the Southern as.
sociation, says n Southern wire
Niehoff was captain and played
second base for the Los Angeles
Coast Lcaguers last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
MIAMI is JINX
TRAINING SITE

The Cincinnati club. after winning
the world championship In 1918.
trained In Miami the next spring
The club passed IL up the following
year. because the natives had enter.
tanned the athletes too royalty.
Brooklyn Is going TO take a chance
on Miami in 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
FAST TRACK AT
NEW SPEEDWAY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. io.-Rec1
ords are expected to fail at the
opening automobile races to be held
at the new Greater san Francisco's
speedway at san Carlos. Racing
pilots who have tried out the speed
way declare IL TO be the fastest in
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
CARDS RUGBY
TEAM COMING

PAI.o ALTO. Cal. Dec. 1o.-Stan.
ford University viii send rugby.
football team 10 paly a series OF
games with the University Of II c.
and other British Columbia icaas
-Four OF Stanford's American f5Sf.
hall team. Art Wilcox. Jack Patrick.
Bob Schaudeman and "Scotchy''
Campbell. are on the rugby squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Golf Classic
Date Changed
Hutchinson and Barnes Will Play Here December 20,
Instead of 49, Big Plans Being Made for Famous
Links Visitors; Other Golf News
BY ALIEN c. ROSE

Thursday, December 20r'
This is the day and date that local golf bugs will have
opportunity TO the worlds two greatest gofers-Joc
Hutchinson the British open champion and Jim Barnes the
American open champion in action at the Seattle Golf and
Country club.
Word was received yesterday by Club Captain Sam L.
Russell to the effect that these famous nkmen had agreed
the request of the local management to appear here
December 20 instead of the day previous which the
original date set for the stopover in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

II begins % look m n Harry
Gnffith viii have 90 kickln with a
cup after all The captains cup
competition ~ Darlington. where
Harry l. tho leader. has been drag.
ging along since last July. hut some.
body got busy with the pencil on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Tickets for this ''trvat Of the con.
tury' will h. on sale az SpaidinE's
and Piper 4 Tati's next Tuesday and
can hc had FOR the small sum Of one
iron man apiece.
Tho local players who have been
chosen 10 Try their skill agains, the
'fairNsay kings" are the cream OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
THE PASSING or
ROXY MIDDLETON

After many years ~ service
in the Coast league. Roxy Mid
dleton, Seattle outfieIder, il pass
ing from Coast league baseball.
lie will pastime with the okla
homa City club, in the Western
loop, next year. Roxy has served
well with Sacramento. Oakland
and Seattle. lie has fallen down
In his hitting during the past two
seasons. but he is still a pretty
good ball player. Roxy Is a
steady old bird and was popular
with the Seattle bugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
NOW CATHOLICS
WON'T COME OUT

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 10
Notre Dame university authorities
have suddenly rescinded their an.
Douncemeut that the university foot.
ball team would play Centre college
In San Diego on December 20.
No reason has been announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
THAT SHORTSTOP
PROBLEM

Waiter McCredie. one OF the
greatest developers of shortstops in
the country. faces a sweet Job In
filling that berth for the Indians.
lie can't have Bill stumpf playing
that position and expect 10 finish in
front. The man who turned out
Charley Hollocher. Roger Peckin.
paugh and Dave Bancroft knows
this better than anybody else. Ir
O'Neill, promised by Washington,
RECEIVERS his health. he'll I'll the bin,
as he Is highly touted In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Local Opponents Are Named

Final arrangements for this biz
golf event have already been com.
plcted. and II the weather Is at all
favorable there should he rocord.
breaking gallery present 10 watch
the play of jock and Jim
Two is-holc exhibition best ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
CHAMP WINS

MILWAUKEE,. Dee. 10. - Stanls.
laus zbyszko worlds champion
wrestler. defeated Ivan Romanoff, Of
Kansas city. here last night In two
straight falls. The first fall came
after 81 minutes ana the second in
10 minutes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Schoephoester Wins Trophy

After playing a Ss.hole tied match
In the finals OF the Times trophy
competition at the Beacon I'm links
two weeks ago. Peter Ash u0l and
Albert Schoephoestcr 90 went at u
again last sunday and victory came
to the latter. after another very even
match. by two up margin. This
play off was az rs holes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
HERMAN VS.. EDWARDS

PORTLAND, Dec. 1e.- babe Her
man, of Sacramento. star feather
weight protege OF Jack Kearns and
Champion Dempsey, viii meet Dan.
ny Edwards. negro flash. in. the 10.
round main argument at Milwaukee
arena next Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
MIGHT CHANGE.
TO CHECKERS

Here Is the big joke Of the year
in college circles. Graduate Man.
ager Thurston OF Syracuse univer.
sity sent letter to Goucher college
In Baltimore requesting n baseball
date. Then he learned that Goucher
$ exclusively "A woman's college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
ZIMMERMAN II
GOOD litRl.ER

Joe Zimmerman. former Vernon
Tiger pitcher. who worked in tho
international league last year,
should make Seattle good
pitcher. lie was a hard man TO
brat when he pitched for the
Tigers in 1918. winning Is and
losing but four.
The seattle pitching corps was
wobbly towards the end OF tho
season last year. and u Finner-
nan huriS the same kind Of ball
that he did for Vernon he ought
to be a bear for the indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

''Shcp' obtained an early lead but
Pete was hard 20 shake of and kept
plugging along 20 well that he had a
one up lead at the turn lie WIS
also one 90 the good AZ the 18th.
but ''Shep" Eot a birdie two at the
next hole and squared The match. lie
won the trophy when he took the
last two holes with a five and four
Medal scores. "Shcp" 20. Pete so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
AMATEUR PUCK MEET

Tho Wanderers amateur hockey
club of the city league win meet
Sunday morning at Pope & sibley's
at II o'clock. All interested in the
club should be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Too bad Shoristop Frankie
ORourke of the Washington club
has weak throwing arm. otherwise
he fills the bill. A poor arm kcens
him from completing many a double
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

+ | y 1 T.
GRoll'S adj
dition to the
n ew y or k
Giants will
give the Ma
tional league
c ha m p ions
one of the
greatest in
field quartets
in the history
of the game
next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

matches will te played. In which
Dixie" Fleager and bob tombstone
will furnish the opposition IN the
morning round. which starts az $50.
and Bon Stein and Ice Stcli viii do
the honors In the afternoon play.
which will get under way at
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
PARIS UOOPERS COP

Ben Paris Billiards threw the
hooks into the First Lutheran church
basketball quintet last night on the
Collins playfield floor. 80 TO 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Three National lcaguers ARE star
football coaches; Charley Moran.
Earle Neale and Ernest Quiglcy.
Two OF them are umpires. Moran
and Quigley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

IIAstI No.
first Ne~k
FtarF HhnNna - twueflaf
Occupancy e es Wilson'S Modern hps'
ines college.
Ankadars - collins cubs.
N~ssnd Week
stacy shown ~ Company g.
wilson's Hedern uasiassa college w.
Mtkadnes
Inapsfiais es Collins Cubs.
Third Nr~k
Stacy shewu Fs wilson's Aedrrn hos"
tnrss college
Afikaduss Sc fmHeftais
snfunaaf a. - Collins cubs
Isarth Ne~k
stacy Nhasn ~ Mihaaurs.
wilson's Modern uuslHtsa college ~
raiIins fans
gufnaany g - fmpnriais
f1nh Week
HfanF Hhesu Sc Collins Cubs
company q So wikHnaFs
tmFsflais ~ Wliasns Nodefn bust
arss college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

tfsstt No.
ttf.i we~k
West Seattle - Aaahi Juniors
broadway Nstsars - Pirates
Seattle neYa' club - Washington raFk-
~~rand Ne~h
West Seattle ~ nreadsaY MstearA
Pirates - Seattle BOYS club.
Asahi Junlofs - washinEten fAfs
Third Ne~h
West seattle - Pirates
Seattle He5s sfub - As4hi JnHiaFs
nrpadeag Nrtsofs - ashsnett
PARA
tearth Me~k
West Seattle Fa seattle H1fs eiuh
Pirates ts Washington fafA
Asahi juniors - .nfuadSAr hstsass
fffth Nsrk
West Seattle - Washington Para
uroadHay Msta0fs - hs4it4e bafH
dob
Asahi Iuniors - Pirates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
BILL DOAK is
TOO RETIRING

one hears little about Bill Doak Of
the 81. Louis Cardinals. because Bill
is a modest unassuminE chap. How.
ever. he Is one Of the most effective
pitchers IN tho National league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

many Of the upper bracket draws
and placed zanchcr ns and Nc
Uregor CsO In the semi finals. The
winner Of this match will meet Gene
Haiton In the finals Gene defeated
Howard Allen In the semi finals OF
the lower half last sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
All Five S
Will PLAY
Each Week
Registration Lists Due at
Star Today; Everything
Set for Big Season

THE rs teams In The Star Junior
l. Basketball league viii start their
season Wednesday night with three
games. Two games are set for
Thursday and four games are on the
boards for Friday.
The following schedule will be 10
effect for the first weeks play:
WEDNESDAY
West Seattle ~. Asahi Juniors AZ
Hiawatha playfield house at $50
y. m.
Yealer Way A. c. ". Ben Paris
Billiards at Collins playfieid house
al s'p. m.
Broadway Meieors vs. Pirates at
Collins playfieid house AZ Gas p. m.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Company C. ~. Wilson's Modern
business college NJ the Armory at
$40 p. m
Metropolitan business college w.
shaner A Wolff al Knights Of Co.
lumbus al D. IN.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Seattle Boys club W. Washington
Park AZ Crystal Pool az Gao y. m.
stacy shown ". Impcrlais at Cry.
stall Pool al 7.50 D. m.
Milkadoes vs. Collins Cubs at
Crystal Pool AZ $40 >. m.
Ballard Cubs vs. Dandy Baking
Co. az Crystal Pool AZ $50 .. m.
Teams must be on hand right on
tho dot 30 star, their games There
Is a time limit for every game and
the teams should have their players
dressed and ready for play right al
the time set. Any teams holding up
other teams by not showing up on
time win lose their franchise Ia the
league because there are 80 many
teams 20 be taken care Of this year.
Several OF the teams have not
turned In their completed registra-
ton lists. These are due AZ The
star today. Eligibility lists win be
issued each manager during the first
half OF the season before every game
and unless a player IL correctly reg.
lstercd he Will not be allowed 10
play.
The teams will play around once
In their sections The first and
second teams win 80 in Class A. the
third and fourth in Class n and the
NTH and sixth in Glass c. The teams
will then play around again 10 De.
termine the champions In each di.
vision.
Managers should send in their
prospective lincups for the opening
games so they viii be on hand al
The Star by Monday. listing the
players as to what positions they
will play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

PALO ALTO. Cal. Dec. 10.--The
gate receipts for the big game" be
tween Stanford and California netted
over $4,000. which Will be split
$3.50. the graduate managers office
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10


LEAGUE No.
iifst Week
Haiiarf Cubs 80 Dandy naklnE CO.
fesisf Way A. q. -. Bon PARIS Bii-
lizards
Aeifspeii'an business college ~. shanei
Nniff
second Week
Ballard Cubs ~ frsirf Way a =
hep Paris billiards ~ metropolitan
Business college
Dandy nskinK CO. "a FhAnar a Walff
Ihifd M~<A
ballard Cubs fs. Hen Paris billiards
METROPOLITAN business ooileEs Va DANDY
Baking 60
Ysslsr waY 4 g - shancr woiff
Fourth Nsek
ballard Cute ~ Metropolitan Business
college
Hsn Paris Billiards Va shansr a wsiff
fesisf WAY A. g. ~ Dandy Baking
CO.
NTH M~ek
ballard Cute hhaner a Woiff
fnsier Wa a. e. ~ Metropolitan Bus.
iness college
panay iiAAiar Co - Ben Paris un.
lizards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10

Seattle and should be- able 10 make
the visitors extend themselves. No
matter what the outcome Of these
two rounds may bring. We feel sure
q trip around the course Of the Seat.
tie Golf and Country club on Deem.
her 20 viii bc something worth
while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
BACKS PICKED

Backfleld men seem 10 be tho
choice for the captaincy Of most OF
the football elevens for 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Has AspIRAIioNs

"Donies Bush has an idea that ne
would like 10 take whiri nj man,
aging minor league club. when bis
bis league days are over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
MASONICS
CLIMB TO
PIN LEAD

MASONIC CLUBS thrcc.wny win
vi over tho University Commercial
cub last night placed them az The
top Of the lnierclub bowling league
Rogers, 81 Rotary Club. WIS high
man 9th sis.
Totals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
VIEW YORK GIANTS WILL HAVE GREATEST NFELD QUARTEIG
SENIOR SOCCER TEAMS PRINGED FOR FINAL HALF OF
Inter-City Soccer Matches Cancelle

etwenP mtan and srtef ran it cbwtha and f
md New iGrd have allen hu bM Rose h team previous M OF
t m with Star lgud d o lie mix al
b n b o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Croh Adds
Cla S S to
Champions
With Kelly, Bancroft and
Frisch, ex-Red Com
pletes Famous Outlay

BY LEO II. LASSEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
Star Cagers Open Season Wednesday
Junior Cage Schedule
Games Listed for First Half of Seaso

basketball been divided into the following eagues
NJ. / No
Billiards
ouIn A.
Modern Busine college Me rpIian Business eoncge
Shane&
ark
tompany
hednes have first half Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-10
THURSDAY NIGHT

Company C. W.. Wilson's Modern
business college NJ the Armory at
$50 q. m.
Metropolitan business college W.
Shaner A Woiff al Knights Of Co.
lumbus at y. IN.
The Connecticut labor press., 1921-01-01
Hyde Urges
Continued from First Page. }

three stories in height should be equip
ped with elevators.
2. The elimination as much as possible
of the use of ground glass for factory
windows.
8. A concerted effort to reduce the
standing up" jobs to a minimum and
provide seats for women.
A total of 865 orders were issued to
factories in 1920 as compared with 500
orders given the year before covering
fire protection devices, improvements in
building, safeguards for machinery
sanitation and hygiene. and factory ele-
vators. Sixty-one children were re-
moved in 1920 from standing-up jobs
by the woman deputy factory inspector.
In 1919 there were employed 1,34e
women on night work and in 1920, 400
women were employed on second shifts.
Women are now permitted to be en-
p1oyed not over 10 hours in one day or
more than SIS hours per week. AS
shown in a table in this report, the ten
dency is to reduce the hours of employ
ment for women in manufacturing es-
adjustments. There are a few mercan-
tile establishments which now employ
women the So hours permitted by law,
but the great maj orlty employ them less
than SIS hours per week.
The passage of a law insuring en-
ployment for women in manufacturing
establishments to nine hours per day
and so hours per week, and to 81 hours
per week in mercantile establishments
would be to conform to the present con-
ditions.
At present there is no fixed time for a
lunch period. In some plants, the speed
is kept on during the noon hour, and
employees have worked during the whole
period. At least three-quarters of an
hour should be fixed as the minimum
period for lunch.
The Federal Revenue Act which
places tax on the employment of child
labor in workshops, factories, or manu-
featuring establishments in which chill
dren under 10 years of age are employ
ed more than eight hours in any one
day or 48 hours in one week, is still in
effect. There are still very large num-
Der of children employed between these
ages. AS in former years, it is recon-
mended that the age limit for the en-
p1oyment of children should be raised
from II to at least IS, and preferably
TO 16