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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07
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Ye! | have not lost my purpose,
interest, nor determination to make
my administration of this County s
Department of Roads such that 1t
will he favorably remembered, and
to this end I am familiarizing my
self with our road system and its
needs, and am perfecting an organ
ization wherewith | hope next year
to render service which will rebound
to the credit of this Commission.
This county is of considerable area,
and your Commission has been in OF
flee but a shott time-and under un-
usually trying conditions-we can
not, instanter satisfy the demands
made upon us. To us is assigned
the maintenance of a road system
aggregating some hundreds of miles,
with the roads of each district
worse, it would appear, than those
of any of the eleven other civil dis
tricts. With not a cent OF funds
available, and with county war
rants not particularly popular as
legal tender, we are expected to
hop to it, and fix up those roads
It is a trying proposition, but
am not plumb Frustrated over it,
and. pending relief along the lines
herein before mentioned, l shall adj
here to my policy of doing the best
I can, knowing that the properly
informed, fair-minded. element OF
the county's citizenship will not
condemn me in advance of having
fair showing, under adequate laws
and funds, to demonstrate my abil-
ity to honestly, and effectively ad-
minister the affairs of my office, and
to justify the faith reposed in me.
To my every official act l invite
your investigation; my records are
public, they are YOUR records,
subject, at any and all times, to
your inspection. invite your com
munications; I am open, at all
times, to helpful, intelligent sugges-
tons. At the same time, l am ut
terly Indifferent to Knocking"
and knockers might as we'll lay up
their hammers at the first of the
year. or divert their discontedness
into some other channel. l cannot
please all, but it is my intention to
undertake to serve all. impartially,
and to do as fairly by one part Of
the county as by another. However,
let no man in this county subject to
road tax and to road duty make
complaint to me about his road I'M
less he has put in the required time
thereon, or committed by payment
into our treasury! Without we
practice public spiritedness. and
conformity to our laws, we should
not protest too vigorously about our
road conditions. I made you but
one prediction promise-a square
DEAL" you will get it, and you will
also get road improvement when
your Commission is given relief in
financial matters. In turn, neigh
bors, give me, and give my asso-
ciates, square DEAL" and your
continued confidence and support.
In conclusion, my thoughts go
out so you, my friends. this Christ
eve; teuder to you the Seasons
Greetings; 1 wish you joy in all
your deeds; strength and wisdom
for your daily tasks; success in your
undertakings; peace for your path
ways; friends for your fire-sides
and full measure of contentment
and prosperity throughout the New
Year, and I am,
Faithfully yours,
WY n WALTON
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Miss Florence Kreis spent the
week end in Oakdale the guest o.
her brother, Carl.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Yes, we do JOB PRINTING, as
good as the best letttr press werk
turned out in any city. Write Or
call for estemates. New faces.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Mr.. Churchill of Michigan is
visiting his uncle, Rev, J. S. Clark,
Tor a few days enroute to Florida to
spend the winter.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. James Petit OF
Chattanooga spent few days with
Mrs. Pettit's pareuts, Christmas
week.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Miss Schmittou has returned at
ter spending the holidays with
home folks at Vanleer, Tenn.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

The County Board of Education
met, Saturday, January LIST. Quite
a good deal of business was trans
acted.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Mrs. ]. B. Powell and childre n
spent last week with relatives near
lockwood.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

J. S. Greer of Burrville was II
town, Monday.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07
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The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Mrs. J. D. Wiley, mother of G. D.
Wiley, continues very i'll.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Mr.. B. M. Hannahan, attendance
officer, was looking after the delin
quents in Wartburg and vicinity
this week.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

We call attention to W. 1.
WaIton's article on the road gus
ton this week.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1921-01-07

Smith Anderson of Burrville wa
in town Wednesday, on business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
KENNEL
SHOW
OPENS
TODAY

The first annual Puget Sound
Kennel club dog show was 10 open
It's doors for tho first time Thur
day at 10 A. m The judging Of
tho toy breeds and the puppies
Vas 10 start AT :so this afternoon
Dr Clayton nationally known
dog fancisr. breeder and judg~ viii
act ~ sois Judge Of tho dogs co
tered In tn. show. Dr. Clayton ar
rived In town yesterday froa the
Fart
The pavilion. At Third and Ont.
verlty St, viii bouss the show.
Tue show will BE- open from II
q. m. 10 10 p m today. tomorrow
and Saturday. A big crowd In en-
pected to turn out 10 uis clubs
first ahov.
Dogs Of ms6fum sns and not
fancy breehs viii - Judged tonor
row, vhits On ths finai DAY the
hyxcv Aosz and fancy erssded sogs
yin b Judged By Or. Clayton.
Judging vii b. from 10 10 II
noon. . - . ?. N ana - 10 p. m
rvsdAy and saturday. roday's
tudstns wss - taks phas IRON
$50 - 3 = - snA iron I 70
10 ?. M
Twenty M c~nts AdmiWAou for
tha sftsrnoons and thirty-fivs csnts
all, be the charge 70 view the
dogs In the evening.
Three hundred dogs are entsred-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
TRAMBITAS TO
SPAR WITH JACK

SUMMIT. ~. j.. May SACK
Dcmpsey's family Of helpers was In.
creased today with the arrival of
Alex Trambitas. Portland middle
weight and Steve Tatxo. Scranton
middiewelght.
Tho champion win engage In only
Ilsht work with them until he starts
his real training at Atlantic city.
Commenting today on the report
that Georges Carpenter said he
would win by q Knockout In three
rounds. Dempsey said:
Maybe he win ! prefer to DO my
Fighting IN the ring"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
Y. M. II. A.
SMOKER
TONIGHT

Masehmak~ Abe Kueey has nned
~ fast card for the Young Mems
Hebrew association amoksr. 10 be
STAGED n nsir nsw club hoQsA nth
and T. Union 81. tonight Terry
Keller. sp1ryfng partner q Jack
pemps>y. VIII rcferes The main ss~nt
EDDIE jackson NESTS Lloyd Mad
dan IN tho main event Thess two
nsys ars Gxpectsd to Pit up . good
bout when they tangie tonight
Johnny lewis. the university young
ster sssn At the downtown smoker
Tuesday night. win meet Jack Nc
innes In the semi-windup. Abe Bridge
and Jack wciscr. couple OF 100
FOUNDERS. win appear Just before the
semiwindnp. Charles Zoiia. the
high school pitcher. win take on VIC
Ia Bow. Georre Stain and sgd
Greenbsrx meet In the second bout
Of the evening. and Sam scnsscu and
XII Blair tangle in the opener.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
FIRST STAR
NET ENTRY
ARRIVES

ChArso H. yer-snsss entered m ehs
men's singles svcnt Ia the firua sntry
IN The starwoodiand park ssunis
meet
ENTRIES ars expected 10 come h
fssssr during the coming week. The
entries vfii ts opsa until MAJ IL
They should b. ftIicd out according
to inssruc tons on the blank and
mailed 10 the sporting editor OF The
star. They viii also tc accepted At
the tennis department At Pipsr .
Tnft'a
The big tournament gets under
way May 81. alfho the met nmy b
delayed fsv days IN order that the
University Of Washington tennis
stars may compete They are enter.
ed In the Coast conference meet
which viii be held May a.
The regular five events and .
junior boys meet are booked for The
Star meet. There arc no charges for
entering either meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
EXHIBITION
SWIM AT
CRYSTAPOOL

D~shes. dfv.ng. comedy. hfs Dvsn9
anA eanos ana log rolling stunts YIN
feature the exhibition Ewtm 70 -
held at the Cryysai Pool tonight
Chief interest IN tho exhibition.
however. win center on the showing
made by Lambert stsrnbersh. Nitric
Konowaloff and Ann Mayhan tn the
dashes and In the form displayed by
Merlin Fndden and Guy Thomas. 70
cal diving aces
The exhfbitioo gets under vAy n
Z q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
WRIGHT
TO BOX
HAYNIE
TONIGHT

Bnly Wright. former coast weller
weight champion. faes an Import
ant bout tonight In Tacoma when
no takes on Frankie Haynie. the
California battler. IN the six-round
semi -windup TO the Frank Farmer
Jim Barry bout.
Wright IL making bis first starr
In some time tonight az he has
laid off Of the ring game for almost
a year. his last local bout ending
In a defeat at the hands Of Johnny
Mccarthy.
Billy has always ranked a. one
Of the clcverest mitt men In the
Northwest II he can hang up
win over Haynie tonight he may
be in line for bout with Cham
pion Tnvie Davis here next week.
The last time Wright boxed Davis
he won the coast title from Travie.
giving tho Everett boy q boxing
lesson at the Crystal Pool. 6incs
then they haven't met Wright les-
ing the title to Morrfe LUZ and
Lux losing II TO Mccarthy. Davis
winning II from the Irishman-
The Barry Farmer 70 DOESN'T
look any too good. Barry rolls
around the ring lot. but ~ .
fighter he doesn't rank very highly.
Farmer Is making his first start
In Tacoma since hts fourrcund
fiasco with Sam Langford here
Frank Pete. Seattle nghtie, viii
also try TO come back In Tacoma
tonight. His last fight ended In
a beautiful K o. delivered by one
Marcario Flores. which landed right
on Franks chin. Pete fights Waitef
Msson In the four round specni
event
Two other bouts are booked "a
tia Tzcoma proxran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
SHRe9sRs|
GM913S1

Ne shamrvs A. q. flvse taa
play. he ~ssites rssh team, n
Tacoma. esnaAy.
rns Queen Abns Asrfais vAns1 60
the ous>n Anna hssesss ~ Q s-ts-S
cvunt Sunday.
Teams p,ayfAs thsts fouvsA hagus
sains sunday vAnt 10 remsmb~v thai
they can make no more ohanses Ia their
Registration lists After thsy play the
game
Howe team mssD9ess sAoSta ~
fessn The star net iHt~w thAa p. IN.
tssiGbt - 10 tis~ time they have
tAsir grounds iia~d wp fs~ sunday.
the aef~afs ha ndeA cot 10 the sham
ros A g. second team and to the Rainier
Athistie club sauad ~ the ffrrt nm
Merchants have teea srssrd from the
league F~cerds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
DOG RACES
BILLED FOR B. G..

The British Columbia dog and
cat show to be held ut Vancouver.
b. G.. beginning May -. will bring
some Of the best dogs in Canada
together. Twenty dogs are entor~d
from Calgary. Alberta In tho biz
whippet dog racing meet II n
expected that some cogs from
across the line win enter ALSO. II.
Finch. SD Standard Bank building.
Vancouver. u. c. s in charge OF
the meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05

withdrawal Of teams at this
stage Of the race hurts the
league and Is not fair to the
other teams. When the
league was organized it was
announced that only teams
that planned to 90 thru the
whole season were wanted.
The season was made short,
play being completed about
July 10.
Tho Star invita- ne different
teams % play IN this league,
charged them nothing for the priv
iiege OF enisrlnx the circuit and
each team should owe n 10 the
league and to the other teams IN
tho circuit to see the thing thru.
But there Is nothing that can be
done 10 make the teams stay In the
circuit Any more teams that think
they can't see their way clear 10
sticking out the season should In
form the sporupg editor Of The
Star II once 70 that the schedule
can BE- rearranred for the season.
Sundays schS<iuis for T-hs star
league follows
stacy showns " Thrss Broshers
Dye wcrks ct yeffsrvos park
Highland Park White Star Ath-
lstso club Va Rsintes Athistie club
~ Waila Wsiia field
Shsnrox A. C. second team va
youngstown ~ youngstown.
EckArt Cigar Co w. Bulldogs ~
lincoln park.
Queen Anne Acriais Va South Sc
aftis at South Seattle
Cameo will DO arranged for the
Pirates and the Louie French Dry
Cleaners thru spAldingA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
~ HENRY I. FARRELL

NEW YORK. May s.--Babe Ruth.
the king Of swat. In now In the bad
graoes OF Miller Higgins. the sawed
off manager of the Yankees
The New York club owners deny
that the home run king has been
threatened with suspension. but all
the baseball writers know that Hug.
gins In d,splensed with the way the
bambino In acting.
Higgins wants his boys IN early
at night, and the Babe loves the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
BABE RUTH IN BAD WITH
HIGGINS OF YANKS

rush Of wind against his face ~ he
speeds around under the moon In
his hirh-powered car.
Higgins claims he can't inSfst
upon some of the lesser lights fol.
lowing the mandates Of training II
he permits any exceptions
Ruth ~ still greatly overweight.
and. while hts condition hasn't taken
the edge off his batting eye. his work
in the field has bean anything but
that required OF . major league
gardener.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
wv" TRACK
MEN TO
MEET
OREGON
NY TOM OLSEN

Fifteen members of the University
~ oregon track team will compete
against the University Of Washing
ton track squad Saturday at the sta
dunn.
This win be- tho only inter-eolieG'
ate dual meet held In the Stadium
this season.
Tho orcgonianH are sending their
best bets and arc expected 10 push
Coach icdmundnons men ~ the
limit
CENTURY DASH
Oregon win enter Iiammcrway
and obertauff.r In the ioo-yard daxh.
The race between these men and
Casey Anderson. Vic Hurley and
Ray Eckmann. Of washington.
should be one Of the best OF tho aft
crnoon.
In the mile run. Kopp and waikey
ar, tho men who viii run for the
Lemon and Green.
Knudson and Kuenhaus~n WIN run
the hivh hurdles for Oregon
Collins. Lucas. Hyatt and sunde'
lief are the orcEonians who VIII
oompets In tho tso.yard dash.
Peiticr and Akers will run the $50
yard race.
TRIO IN
TWO-M1I.E
walkey. Biackburn and Coleman
viii run the t~omiio race for the
visitors
Phillips fngis ana Portvcod are
entered In the pole vault event for
Oregon. white Art Tuck. Shields and
gtrachan win throw the shot.
The Oregon discus hoavcru entrr~d
Are the same men Who viii throw
the shol Art Tuck ~ rutnd cioss 70
Gus Pope. washington captain. ~
one Of the best discus throveru on
the Coast
Tuck and Biaekahy win b. thu
probable webfoot candidates for the
high jump. and Bowlcs. Tuck and
Kuhnhausen win 70 against wash
lngton In the bread jump.
Last year these two schools clash.
ed In a similar dual meet and Ore
gon emerged q victor by ono point.
$50. In one Of the greatest track
meets ever held ON IN. Pacific coast
Tho Dodgrr track men are out 10
avcng. the defeat Of last year and
hope 10 bring the Purple and Gold
out ahead In tomosrow's NEST Ia the
stadium
The meet In scheduled 10 ssast At
fsso. Tho stadium track IL IN ,dsai
condition. and Coach Edmundsnn e.
pscts some fast time made when the
Lemon and Green and the Purple and
Gold athletes clash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
GOOD BOUTS ON
KASEY CARD

A big crowd is expected to be on
hand at the Knights Of Columbus
gym Saturday night for the Kasey's
smoker. Eddie Hammond Of Seattle
and Grant Randsiis Of Tacoma viii
box In the main event
Red Neon and Jos Fisher WIN
boz In the ssmLwindup. A fast hout
should bs dished up when Babe Con.
nors Of Tacoma and Billy Gregory
Of Butte sling their mits around the
squared c1rclA A couple Of more
bouts win Be lined up BY tonight A
small admission YIN be charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
EDMUNDSON
CONTRACT

Clarence Edmundson. University
OF Washington track coach. has
been signed 20 coach the Dodger
trackmen for three years more His
new contract was acted on at the
board Of control meeting last Tues
day night r. l.. Mathews. grid
coach at the Willamette university
on the Columbia river. was named
assistant football coach. and viii
either coach tho varsity baseball or
basketball team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
vERN0N TIGERS COP FIRST GAME OF SERIES FROM SWAStES
.#s51 = "
HI96t39:G

Bob steites's virtssy In the nation
81 ,o-ysSd bres~t strobe 81 the
Olympic eisb. s~a Fvsnes.eo, last
m.w,u. The Olympic sisb sss,. .s.~s-
81 ~ . terrible pare and led the I'LL
n~is Afhisfie club youth fr nearly
roo ysrsis. whoa the latter started .
terrific sprint and fairly iifttnK him
styie. b~~t the ws~tesper By i've feet
The tina. = minut~@ xM seconds. II
gesd considering the l0e-foo pool
sad NE sslt wsiv.
Iouiss Schumacher. the champion ffss
savsv 81 Portland. 10 winning 10 yards
Ia - seconds and. according 10 her
coach. she will be able 10 cover the half
century IN ~ ssoonds before the season u
out
Eufi vodjsnsky. forpev pupf Of Dick
Dungsn. 10 after the tits Of WORLDS back
stroke enampion. 10 the profsrnios,ai
class. Tor the ios-yard event This utis
10 nov held BY DUNCAN
DUNCAN has covered the esnsury IN iiia
and his pupil IL nov crossing the 100
yard taps In ilosS. This 10 considered
or Issues . chaiisnss 10 the title holder
foe . meet soDs time IA july o. August
Jseh poboehsnko. Pacific Northwest
svimn champion. II making the 100
yard back stroke In i.fi. which u speed
ipS riEht along. He vii swim In ths u.
~ A. championships at the Crystal POOL
I've gfn svtmmsvv have esnevgsd
fr0n the nSskoA rsaks With the
ms~ts 81 rel ehamplsnship eaiibr
sr The Pacific cs~st Theee s<s
kSn~~tise nesssi. 81 sss Jose. aad
c~strude seydea. Of the N-ptans
eisb. Thc~e I've girls have competed
In bss two raree, and On April ~
swan p~~~tiosiiy . dssd hc~t In st,s
seesSds - the so-ysris straight
way The Win vs. credited 70 M~s
se,dea-
Circular Arc ioes. isvoeA ~ me
Ameriean Red Cross. should b. called 70
the sttention Of some Of the Red Cross
workers. as there 10 . rrest deal In this
sng thu work Of the eoSpA The object Of
the corps 70 20 teach swimming. boat
hsudiing. hold swimming and life saw
tag sIhieftsona promote swtmming and
iifs ssvinG competitions. give instructions
N performipg artificial vespirati os, to
sss@ss thess In peril Of drsvnins ana 10
teach ethsra This 10 . wendsrful out
line for any orgAnirA;ioG. and should re-
eeive the full eo-opcrstios Of thoss COZ
neeted with the work
rhs Jasssen unit Of women life savers.
American Red Cross. which 10 the first
unit 10 form on the Coast. has passed six
more girls into their oorpa This corps
has some Of the Pacific coasts best
sprint swimmers amonx their members
aud the Organization 10 one that has been
demanding notice ever since It's origin
f.ouiss rehumaeher. the president. has
many plans for tho gris this summer.
and win see tina, her corps will stu hold
first place among life savers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
Who'll Win?

WASHINGTON. May <.-bsos
Ruth. champion home run hitter
Dempsey win beat Carpenter.
He'll knock him out because It's
the old sock that wins In every
sport. and Dempsey has tho sock
I'VE never seen this Frcnchnan-
but they tell me he viii run away
in the first rounds. Well. he won't
have much room to run. and
Dempsey's kind OF fast himseif.
It's the old sock. and Carpentisr
hasn't enough"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
PREP TEAMS
PLAY FRIDAY

Broadway and Franklin. two OF
the strongest contenders for the
prep baseball championship. will
kangis at Lincoln playf,eid Friday
Ifsernoon.
1 Lincoln and west Seattle meet At
Vest Seattle. and Queen Anne enter
|Ohins Ballard at Mercer field in the
1ther games booked for this data
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
FIRST HILL
MERCHANTS QUIT
STAR JUNIOR
BASEBALL LEAGUE

The First Hill Merchants team has dropped out Of The
Star Junior Baseball league. The manager of the team
informed The Star this morning that the packers Of his
team wanted TO put senior team in the field. which
eliminates them from The Star league
seems that II would have been the peter plan to have
finished the up with The Star league because the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
COUGARS BEAT
MISSIONARIES

PULLMAN. May s.-The wash
ington State coiicg. tasrhali team
defeated the whitman College nine
here yesterday by . 81 count Ten
errors by Whitman paved the way TO
. Cougar victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
TIGERS WIN
NET MEET

Broadway high school won the long
proposed match between their tennis
team and Frankiin's net men by =
score Of four matches to two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
DODGERS
WIN FROM
ACCIES

CDRvALfLs. May l-Ths UnL
versiy Of Washington bah team do
fea,ed the Oregon Axgies here yestcr.
day by . ~ count In . fast game
Both tsans gathered seven hits. but
the Aggies made four errora. The
visitors played the best game.
Tiny" Leonard. wAshingten
moundsnan. and Miller. the Oregon
Agxse pitcher. both pitched good hall.
Ebert Harper win probably start
on the mound for TIE university team
In the sccond game of their series
hare this afternoon Bahhs yin prob
ably pitch fog The AsgisA
-: s..s- = = =
cr 1890 49,. ::-.------------- J Z
Bsttsrtse-tssaAs1 90 naAsasy; NM
~ sd 0uk
Own . mkllIsn Collars vvu1 tlru
the bsttins machines ~ The Ken.
lucky DerNy IN 1879.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05

,, sAelisahAek J. f~s-ba.s hns-can.
airgham. sfsmpf rhr.s ess- hit-Hish
Double play--sAensaeaes to Aieeek 10
I-scher asrrtffcs hits-<Smith chad
hsaras. Nans r~spsnsisls for--Jacshs 4
shelisabaek 1. Time ef sAms-ista
uuplsss--Physs ssA cASsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05

without Art Fletcher In the lineup,
Bin Donovan In more certain where
he'll finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05

Nee Tors W AAains,ss psAvsssA %
Anrsunt Of rata.
Hos 90 Philadelphia postps~>A 90 60
uount 81 rxin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05

~Nirk- Galloway - IRE Athirtse~
cannot explain Why he IL called
Chick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05

Ter Rics<ar6s So dAveseorts an
all out OF step with the financial
condition OF our country.