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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
JUNIOR
BASEBALL
MEET is
IMPORTANT

Managers Of Junior baseball teams
that want to play organized league
ball this summer. should see TO Il
that their teams are represented at
the first meeting OF The star league
20 be held Mt The Star office Thurs.
1ny night Whether or not Star
hague win be formed this year de-
Ponds entirely upon the amount OF
Interest manifested by the teams. II
enough teams are entered n league
will be- formed. but otherwise the
plans for the season viii be aban-
doued-
There viii be no definite organiza-
ton work done at this first meeting.
This session Is merely to sound out
the managers Of the squads to find
out their intentions for the season
IL enough managers attend this meet.
Ing plans for the season will be under
way at once.
One thing must be Understood by
al managers and by all teams who
ask for franchises In The Star league
this year. and that Ii tliag a set Of
rules VII be laid down and every
team must live up TO every letter Of
the rules. In order to keep every
one pacified. the rules OF the league
last summer were stretched at times
and there were too many squabbIes.
The star will have men assigned 10
the work OF conducting the league
and they will see 10 II that the rules
Of the organization are lived up 10.
II the league goes thru. the season
viii start about the second week in
April and will wind up about the
first OF August Each team will play
three Sundays a month in league
games.
Don't forget the meeting II you
want to see The Star league organ
he'd again. Thursday night at s,
1t The Star office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
ODD TRIPLE
PLAY
O'NEu
COACH BY
ACCIDENT

SYRACUSE. n. Y March 81
Frank J. Buck OMEN is q biz
league football coach by accident
II he had followed bis boyhooa
deal he'd have been small town
butcher at Manfiua n. r. whore he
grew up.
when 7 was . boz. mys -Buck.-
thought q butcher was tho great
est man In the world.
Il determined TO mako that mr.
iifcwork and got job at the village
meat market
zone day 81 Johns Military
academy ran shy Of scrub football
talent
They asked my employer n he
could spare his husky apprentice. He
was gooS.na,ured and let mo off.
Il tagged around all afternoon M
target for the battsring rams Of tho
cadet varsity.
1T war rough work. But I liked
H. And I went back.
when the varsity fnuhack ies,
school the cadet coach had n bunch.
"He suggested that enter school
and plug up the hole In the back.
field.
That's how got into football. :
BUCK played Mt williams and
later at Syracuse. lie took law with
his football.
Couldn't help taking law says
Buck" There's 40 much practice
In IL, like football"
He coached Colgate and Syracuse
eicvens before going to Columbia
winning teams follow in his wake.
granted him By the fighters.
II am not ready 20 make the an.
nounccmcnt yet. but II may como
within a few days" Richard said to-
day,
syviacusrion Of tho site with Rick.
ard is thought 20 have brought Jack
kearns. manager OF the champion.
back 10 town. kearns blew In sud.
denly from the road where no has
been appearing with Dempsey in
vaudeville. lie conferred with Rick.
ard.
We did talk about tho place for
tho big go." Kcarns said. but ! arm
not ai liberty TO give tho details"
lie dropped the gentle hint. how.
ever, that New Workers. would have
10 spend some car fare 10 see the
bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
GRIMM sLUGs EM

no TsPRTNGs. Ark. March 81
The heavy hitting OF Lefty Grimm.
Pirate left sacker. was source OF
great satisfaction 20 the Pittsburg
management. Lefty cracked out two
homcrs yesterday when the Piratcs
trimmed the Boston Reds Q TO 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
YANKs CLEAN Up

SHREVEPORT. La. March H.
Higgins and his yanks were back In
camp here today after q barns;orm.
Ing trip In which they took Indian
apolis. tho Cardinals and the Robins
for five games In a row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
SORE ARMS

NEW ORLEANS. March :i.--An
epidemic Of sore arms among the
brooklyn pitchers IL causing Manager
Robinson groa; concern lie had 10
borrow Tom Phillips. a pitcher. from
tn. New Orleans club 20 finish the
game yesterday with the Yanka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
SITE FOR BOUT TO
BE NAMED SOON

Tex Richard has IL more days In
which TO think over the best place
OF the three or four under consider.
alton. but IT Is likely that he viii not
make use OF the fun 30 days grace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

LAKE CHARLES. Ia. March n.
the final game. five to
four yesterday. tho st. Louis Cards
today were the champions OF the In
ter.leaguc series with tho Athletics.
getting six out OF IL games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
MACK HAS
ONLY
WALKER
TRIO

LAKE CHARLES. La. March Fl.
The Athletics have the only Walk.
or trio In captivity In baseball.
There's Tillic. Frank and Johnny.
They are not related.
Nor do they claim any kin 10 LII.
liam. movie queen.
But they all claim Connie Mack aa
their godfather
Tiilie IN tho veteran.
Frank signed late last summer.
Johnny is a rookie.
All are dowa IN Comics book 10
help him walk out OF the collar t!ds
YEAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
FAIR AND HORSE SHOW.

NEW YoRk.-Thc 18th annual
horse show OF the Agricultural no
cicty Of Queens Nassau counties viii
be held nj Mlncoia. Long island.
September Is. 20 and 30 In conjunc.
ton with the socictys fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Guns TRIM ANGELS

LOS ANGELES. March 1.-THE
Cubs trimmed Los Angeles at Vernon
yesterday, 20 Z. Alexander toiied
nvo innings and allowed only two
hlts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
CJNCy REDS WIN

FORT WORTH. Texas. March ef.
Cincinnati beat the white sox here
yesterday. to-A Kerr pitched tho
first five innings for the Sox and was
hammered for IL hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Bobby sooyard s,oino. Aeza Stirling regis
1oIf suih
HE'S SCOUT AND COACH

NEW YoRK---Paui Kricheli- seoul
for the New York Yankees. hao
signed 10 coach the New York uni
verslty baseball squad this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Joe ana Antnony.
Dad Downey. or John, Sr..
doesn't don the mitts, but
name your class and he's got
a son to stack up against you.
John. Jr. uAcd TO swing wicked
rsght and left but he's given up
actual fighting and spends his time
coaching and managing the affairs
of Joe and Anthony. tho ''tabies'' Of
the family.
BRYAN WELL
KNOWN
Bryan II the bert known OF the
lot. He was mighty near the wei.
terxcIEht title when he outErcw tho
class and started trimming middle.
welEhtA There hasn't been a mate h
scored against him In tho middle
weight division and he doesn't know
what IL L. TO take n wniiop for a
knockout But he can give en-
Bryan's married and has a little
daughter. She'll tell you her dads
some batter.
Joe Is the younrest OF the quar-.
tet. in ring experience. He's 2. and
has had but five bouts. He won
four: drew in the other. Joe tips
the scales at 200. putting him In the
heavy class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
ny Henry m FARREIL.

NEW YORK, March 2i.--Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
probably win xnow before the end Of
the week where they are going to
swap punches.
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5E9
42o
@,A -, r.


rhe Americas bs~ting osaxv~~s 10
will under wsy ~ ttaffsts. -. ".
and .sme exceptionally high scsv~s
have born sars~d in already. ssss
the ms.s r~~nsSt shte gssse ~ss rolled
the feasth day ~ the meet vheu
Ice siiiigan 81 faffais pot In ~ sac
c~~sise STRIKES sud = nine cssnt ~
his last f~ . ses~s Of re. rsks
msst viii pru<-sity sfssd fe~ high.
.. "a has boa Duplicated i~st once In
the a, ~ e.. and besfsn ears. Davis
81 aii~sak~~. tanned In the sane
sc~r~ 81 r~s~ts la ists. While 1siiiy
hnss sf rhiisdsiphis Ssas ever the
eaiy p~vfs~t sea~~ ~s~s vsii~i In The
A. u. e.. - Teissfe In 1914
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
RENflsNiBt.iS
NcOT1.AND
TO COMPETE
IN FRANCE

Aftrr competing IN the British
play. Miss Stirring win so after the
French title. play for which In set for
juno ~.
Jones WIN b. Americas principal
hops In the British amateur and
open championships He plays IN
the former tho week Of May 70 and
in the latter about two weei<s later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

summary; Home runs-strand. Eldred
2. stsnFsies. Twonbiey. Eelisbsr. Dou-
bles--W is,srxil. murphy Eldfsd. Oidring.
Comes. Sacrifice hits-strsnd. Wistsrril
hit BY pitcher Barber and stanEeiae. BY
Francis. stolen tasrs--Nurphy :. Eldred.
strand Passed baIi--tIomss struck out
by schorr 1. BY swsrts 1. by Weaver I.
BY York !. by Freeman 1. Double plays
Davidson to Bates; T<atherr 10 Kcils-
her 10 Grimes 2. Umpire--Reardon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Auto Tops Christian. isos Eighth
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
THE PROBABLE
LlNEtPS

rtfiisy--ranccuver-J Adams. III
Adams. Taylor. Dssirran
otfAwa--Bruee. Broadhens. o'Ksll
Referee Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Atlanta's Stars Lead Yankees in
Quest of British Golf

-Four overseas golf championships
are going 10 he somebody's for the
winning this summer. They are all
topnotcb crowns:
British amateur.
British open.
British women'a
French women's.
And America has n cracking good
chance 90 drag them all In.
Uncle Fam will have n worthy set
OF golfers ON foreign soil when the
events get under way.
HAIL from
ATLANTA
Foremost among these viii be Miss
Alera Stirling. Americas woman
champion golfer. and Bobby Jones.
youthful star Of the greens and fair.
wayn
Both han from Atlanta. Ga
Miss Stirling sailed for England
March 3. Jones Will ro with the
American roifing team May !.
Just recently the two stars finish.
ed their Inst practice round together
IN this country. at East Lake, near
Atlanta. When the 18th hole was
dropped Mlns Stirling headed for
New York.
'Goodby and good luck. Aiexar'
Thank you. Bob-I'Ii rec you I'm
Engiand r'
IN CHAMPIONSHIP
PLAY
And tho next time these two Al.
ianta stars swing clubs on the same
course IL win he In championship
piay--one Of them battling for the
women's crown and the other Cor the
mems.
Miss Stirling plans IN try on, many
European courses before play" In
called on May 30.
Among them win b. 81. Andrews
In Scotland" she said. That's the
home Of golf. you know"
REMEMBEIts
SCOTLAND
Miss Strings father IN a native
Of Scotland. fhe made a trip OVER
when she was 10.
II r~meulisr something OF Scot,
land and about i,s br-ezes. But I
. ERNA ltafAt@ kots tt'a A&t3 tAtAt
makes n difference"
She will enter the British tourna-
ment the unfisputed best woman
player In America Sbc didn't lose
match last season. And she won
che Canadian women's crown. the
United States womcn's crown and
tho great ijertheilyn crown. Of Phila,
deiphla-
Her real hattie IN expected when
she meets Miss Cecil Leltch. the Brit.
lnh champion
To COMPETE
IN FRANCE
After competing IN the British
rlay. Miss string win so after the
French title. play for which In set for
june ~.
Jones WIN b. Americas principal
hops In the British amateur and
open championships He plays IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Tn. Erss novf.rs han vnl ~ held .,
redilnKr hail tonight at D m Ths
fsnds raised al fhia hop are 20 70 to-
wards paying the expenses % tho ant
lssef pin men ~ the Portland Nerthvess
meet .ert fnonfN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

tAtt AakiAAiys JVAitt btss ~ NAs
he's Knocked several opponents Into
dreamland with It. Ito weighs les
pounds
II was tho breaking Of his loft
hand recently that Anthony says
taught him a l.aHon- He busted II on
a sparrinx partner. who offered sytn.
paihy.
II don't want sympathy Anthony
told him. ITS the best thing that
over happened 10 me. 1 never
did use my RICH, hand fof anything.
Now IN have 10 use IL
WILL TRY
TOR NOTCHERs
-rs can train my rsrf, 20 WORK
half an wen as my left. I'm ready
for IN. best Of them
Sext summer win s-e Anthony IN
top-notch company. A match with
Jack Perry. chief contender for Jack
Br4tton's title. " In prospect.
Bryan Downry's ring affairs are
handled by Jimmy Dunn. Cleveland
manager.
when tho Down~y boy, aren't
fighting they keep In shape whaling
the dust out Of carpets In their dad
carpet eleanlng works.
WANTS TN
LEADERS
THERE'S one MIC. thing about lam.
hasting n carpet" says Joe III can't
hit back
Dad powncy has q bunch that
some day hts three fighting sons WIN
lead 'em all In three classes.
weiterwcight. middiewesght and
heavyweight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
JOHNNY
SONE HITTER

Title halls from Limestone. Tenn 4.
Frank from Rocky Mount. ~. C.. and
Johnny from Tonlon. III.
All three work In the same games
during some OF tho spring training
exhibitions.
This summer Johnny viii be alb
sent from the lineup most Of the
time unless Ralph Perkins. regular
catcher. breaks a leg.
Johnny spent last summer busting
boards Off tho international League
hall parks for Akron with his long
drives. And he knows tho fine points
Of a-aflhlnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
PUCK
KINGS
CLASH
IN NORTH

vIyfTH the worlds hockey cham.
w picnship at stake. Vancouver
and Ottawa win open the annual
puck classic In the u. c, metropolis
tonight. The big series win be tho
hest three-out.of.f five games and both
teams are expected TO strain every
effort 10 sc, the jump hy winning
the first game. which Is so important
In biz series.
The second game Of the series Is
billed for Thursday and tho third
game Is booked for the following
Monday. II more games are needed
the dates will be set after the third
game has eeen played.
The Ottawa club Is coming 20 the
Cnast with surer.team. They
COPIED the worlds title last year In
ehe East. defeating Seattle by win.
ming the odd game OF the series.
Ottawa win b. greatly outwesghed by
the Vancouver squad. but the East.
ern champions are said 20 have n
slight ADVANTAGE in speed.
VANCOUVER
FAVORED
The Vancouver squad Il at the
height OF It's game right now and.
with the advantage in playing on
their own ice. they should BE- given
. slight advantage In the odds.
Six-man hockey. Eastern style. viii
BE- In vogue turnout the big series.
which means that ta.e rover. used In
Western hockey. will be eliminated.
Western center ice area OF so feet
and the Western delayed penalty
system win be In effect.
Both teams are slated TO start their
strongest lincups tonight. There Is
some doubt as TO whether Mickey
MacKay. who has been playing rover
IN year for the Vancouver team. or
Jack Adams. who has been playing
CENTER. viii start at. the center posi-
tion- Chances are that MacKay ssili
start with. Adams being used as
utility.
THE PRDBABI.E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
BRYAN WELL
KNOWN
HE KNOCKS
EN- OFT

Anthony Is only 20. but he's been
swinging his mitts for two years
Since stepping out as a main-go
fighter he hasn't lost match. His
left hand Is his main standby and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

TIE Harvard ". ysie rs~tag siss-
sie sn THE Thssnes river. New len
dsa, y the eaiy f~sfr- mile collegiate
r~vsng esnt~t beiA sassstiy In
AaevsrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
DOWNEY BOYS ALL
SWING WICKED
MITTS; FORM
FIGHTING FAMILY

Welterweight, middIeweight or heavyweight!
It's all the to the fighting Downeys of Columbus
There four scrappers in the family John Jr Bryar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
|EIt%FfHA
|97A@

With the exception Of the America
cop races and two rnces for so-foot-
en- last year tho New York Yacht
club has held no regattss since 1915.
New efforts are being made to revive
the sport.
Canadian curriers' have returned from
Scotland. In sf - matches were played.
the Canadians winning 20 and losing s.
West Point track squad will meet Tufts
10 q duel competition. May 81
New York received $3.50 900 for auto
mobile plates and badges this year.
'Bsi,~" Tanska IL the star home
run hitter Of the Wsseda nine Of
Japan. which IL to tour this country
this spring meeting college mines.
Japanese college students specialize in
wrestling and basketball.
Parts will stage s-day bicycle race
March 20 TO April Z.
Great Western circuit Of light harness
racsng viii consist OF five meetings.
University Of Toronto hockey team won
the intercollegiate championship and also
the Ontario Hockey association senior
title Ia the same week recently.
University Of Hawaii wants Unfver-
sify Of California freshman football
eleven to play the Christmas game at
Honolulu this fall.
West Point has $50 candidates ready
for baseball practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
OF TfIE1D
FINT1 RES

Both Tilile and Frank are Comics
outfirid fixtures.
when the big n-ason gets going
there should be- some real sport for
fans In keeping score card when all
three Walkers are In the lineup.
II by chance they bat In order.
imagine jottinx thusly;
Walker walked Walker sfngfei.
Walker smashed on, a homer. Re
suit: Walker scored three tines.
or, put one walker In right neid.
ono In center and one behind the
plate.
ODD TRIPLE
PLAY
The righ, fielder NAILS a line drive.
Hnapa Il 10 Walker who has run In
and covered second. And walker. al
second alps u TO the catcher. Win
a player caught on each play the
triple out would read
Walker TO Walker. 20 Walker.
stranger than flction-but II may
happen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21
Routing Notes
tering a golf smile,

The New yswk Rowing sS.p~iafioa
vii stage lie annual r~gstss Mo-
mssssi dsy on the uasSesn river. On
The -~sns ~vur~> the ANIMAL Chiids
cop r~~s vii 10 decided between Co
lambda. frtnesfan and fcnn. Nay rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Why ss n that the hswsevs IN take
the sievstev~ - To the Ideal aiisys
daring the daytime and always yak
sp ~ night. Gan u 10 the diffee-
enes In ep~sufSvsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Canadian curriers' have returned from
Scotland. In az - matches were played.
the Canadians winning 20 and losing s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

West Point track squad will meet Tufti
10 q duel competition. May II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

University Of Hawaii wants Univer-
sify Of California freshman football
eleven To play the Christmas game ut
Honolulu this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

uevsers vno contend that the haet -ur
hall 10 fa- h~rt and fhosn Who pin Their
sstfh In tn~ hnok. vii have chance 90
their iheortns worked out ~h~n
1tmtnF Mitchell and riilr Meseaf % ~.
rsui sns nsnk Marine and Dofniaick =.
Vito ~ Chicago meet IN thsir horne Ind
hom- match, which starts IN Chicago.
Apsl ,. Mitchell ard MstcaH are tvs
Of the s~ss taek-up ball nss IN the
worid -hile Marine ard lie Nifa are t~o
Of the beat with the heck o. onsns-inL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

University OF Toronto hockey team won
the Intercollegiate championship and also
the Ontario Hockey association senior
title Ira the same week recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

New York received $3.50. 900 for auto
mobile plates and badges this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

West Point has $50 candidates read,
for baseball practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

~ 10 rur,osed srvu-a TIRE ioesi Alleys
that Shepard. 81 she Shepard and poos.
eon team vtii - rewarded with . pair -
bowling shoes w ths "a a. g. CO, for
heipinx tn~m ous With their <pasch
sxalnst the PIks 1T Cigar uasn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

Great Western circuit Of light harness
racing viii consist OF five meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

IN. post .ssason series ~ ire CONNER.
rssi league 10 developing INTO . rexses
city league race. With nearly all Of tbs
zig b0uieru tn thr lluspya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

'T3ai,~" Tanska IL the star home
run hitter Of the Waseda nine Of
Japan. which IL to tour this country
this spring meeting college mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-21

~ wyssds psi,~d shs ~ -
n y~s~ when Ne 50 - Ten O'p~s-
nell. the ev~rk EAGis pts smsshsv.
foe . e~snh the eth~v day. gse~y
sisse Tem G~~s In . ballard hall tbs
what ve m<As.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-04-16

A few weeks ago we have received
the following letter from Franklin
Mine, Mich: q thank you sincerely
for your remedies. For many years
have been sick and gave up all
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years also got rid of this torture
after having used two and one-ha1f
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fore | recommend Timers remedies
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Here you have the facts,-if you are
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| Triner Company, 1333-45 S. Ashland
. Ave, Chicago, ADVERTISEMENT.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-04-16
LASALLE street
G Ssh P

The Northwestern Trust and Saw
ings bank announces that its capital
will be increased from $750,000 to
$1,OOO,000, effective April Is, 1921. One
hundred thousand dollars will be add
ed to the surplus of the bank, making
the total capital, surplus and undivid
ed profits $1,350,000, which, says the
banks announcement, is the largest
of any state bank outside the loop dis
trict It's enlarged building, at Mil
waukee avenue and Division street, is
practically completed.
The will of James Carter, we'll
known Board of Trade man, brother
of Chief Justice Orrin Carter of the
of an estate valued at $320,00O, was
filed for probate. Mr.. Carter was a
member of the board of trade and
helped form the grain brokerage firm
| of Zina R. Carter & Bro. His widow
and two daughters are named as
| heirs.
| Alderman Walter p. Steffen OF the
Twenty-third ward, Is making q good
record In the City Council. He Ia one
of the coming me. % Chicago and tina
people are pleased with him
John P. Gibbons is much talked of
| for the nomination for president of the
County Board next year.
Reflect Judge Frank Johnston, Jr.,
to the Circuit Court.