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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
Boots and Saddle

The Albany Handicap at Saratoga
today has small field Of two-year-
olds. Modo at the weights appears to
have a chance to defeat Oil Man. with
Hea likely to get the short end. Horses
well placed in other races are: First.
Alexander Hamilton. Jock Scot. Cap
tain Herscher; second, Franc Tireur.
Overmatch, Sea Bryn; third, Bantry
Pickwick, Tan II: fifth, Lunetta,
Bellsolsr, Flambette; sixth, Chewink
Yasbmak, Caretaker.
At Windsor
First race. Dora W.. Black Baby,
Toreador; second, Photoplay. Aloft,
Fifty Fifty: third: Blaise, Encrinite,
little Ed; fourth, Incog. Brisk, Grace
sixth, Bullion. Bullet Proof Fort Bliss
At D0rval
First race. Ashlin, Nellie Lemon,
Playwright; second. Mack Garner. Toe
the Mark, Sain Rose; third, Anmut,
Blarney Boy, Carry On; fourth
Zouave, Star Realm. Betty j.; fifth
Ettahe, Mormon Elder, Helen Atkin
sixth, Sweet Boquet, Edith X. Reb
seventh, Fly Home, Canso, Bourbon
Green.
with every detail having been completed
the ave days runnlrrS rage meeting OF IN,
Hsserstown Fair Association viii open thil
opsnins day the panssemsnt has proyldec
ssssn events. which should bring out. inter
ii iaaasursi Hsnd,eap a, a mile and sirtsentf
for three,yssr-olds and upward. Among n,
sSt -Ass M.. .s Krugsf ce IN th
aupsrmaid, Koran, Weary and Stir Up
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PILLS TIED RECORD
OF THE GIANTS IN 1916
AND LOST PENlNANT
Took Fipe Straight From Brooklyn in "Cruciar Series
But Couldn't Stand Pace-Ciants Made T,Uo Records
That Year, Winning II abroad and 26 at Home
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

Nro MATTER baseball club
IN the records and find that
somebody thing improved the
Th.rs nobn subject under
-, ,,--.-
talking wonderful work OF the Giants
grabbed five separate distinct and consecutive games rom tne
St. Looe Cards SIX
but neither club pennnt contender the seeS
hoess out Of the race gave them oil
spotlight. ,-,. 49, ,.--
Of
Philadelphia There
thu old daybfo W backward
the previous there
cwdins
pills out of played with the Dodgers
led with
while the Pbs third with
played and the Pills took al OIL
tied with Brooklyn and looked as ahoae %
The five victories caused rs mch eH
of the Giants last week and Ike the New iohe
the we're win the pennaut - u,,r,
baseball for the ZEN
at the greatest bsoah wris
the folowing u,, - - .u.,
enabled the Pls crawl up on
losing
pitching
Brooklyn ter / held the lead for four moaths
"TODAY Brooklyn be considered IN the d"oo" class
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Irwin Kaiser Wilhelm Deserves 1922 Contract for Good Work With Ph
BETTER LET GIBBONS
DECIDE FIGHT 7TTI,F
Crdntland Rice Suggests Putting Mike in Ring viii
Wilson and Do'cney-"Chick" Evans Cemed Up
for an Encore in Golf Championship Is a,.e
BY GRANTLAND RICE
Twn Hays and a RIpple

Two Heys and = Ripple
When the ,ooys arc hcovy soith mire and
ruf,
In November's to0s, IN December
snocs;
When the north ,oind ho,oIs and the
doors are shut,
There Is place and enough for the pains
OF prose.
But toheneper scent from the tohtte-
thorn blops,
And the Jasmine stars at the easement
climb,
And Rosniind fooe at the lafftce
Then, hey, for tho ripple of laughing
rhvnte, Austin Dobson.
When the dion,ond's heuvy and out OF
gear, {.
When there's nothing loft but TO R0h'
When the maSsotcs meet for the yearly
smear,
There's place and enough for Wintcr
But pheneyer fhe Big Babc'' Groom,
b.. the slope,
or q Horrsby stands Ctth hts ntouhn9
mitfs, ~ .... ,.-..
When the Bugs no longer must sit and
~. nope, .,,.-..-
Ihcn, hev,. for the ripple o! no'"o o''"''
hits! 5.u ,
..,o.,,.- A,,,o
1Y,IY con =. A. ,,,5,,,ove,cbt cham
'WlLsON Is the m,ddieWeisn' 'n"n
w pfon throughout New England.
Dovnev 4. tho middleweight champion
-, o" M ,I,s,,. wos,
throughout the miooie "e'.. ,..s.u 4,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
RAY SCORES VICTORY
Charley Defeats pisslns at Eleventh
Street Club

Charley Ray defeated Freddy Diggins
in the eight round wind-up at the
Eleventh Street Arena last night. Ray
was a trife faster than his opponent
and had the better of the majority of
the rapid exchanges. 1t was good,
fast bout, with each boy strong at the
finish.
In the semi wind-up West Philadel-
mia Tommy O'Toole stopped Johnny
Martin in the fourth round. The Pete
Conway Tommy Hecker mix-up was
halted in the fourth to save Hecker.
Young Jack Malone took a regular high
dive In the second bout, and Mickey
Wolgast had only to look pretty to win.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Day." says White, had l not been
careless. For eight and a half rounds
I had a victory under my belt, as i
were, but in coming out Of a clinch
Leonard hit me on the break away
with a right hand punch on the cheek
bone. ! went down, They tell me
hit the mat several times thereafter;
but l didn't know what 1t was all
about. 49,,
my wife," continued White, docs
rot approve Of boxing, but she mas con ,
sented to let me 60 along until 1 se!t
another chance at the title. Then u
/ fail to win the championship l will
retire" .--.
Just now Mrs. White, who Is grad :
uate of Northwestern University. is
helping her Charley materially by doing
his secretarial work. Mrs. White did
not come on to see Whites bout here.
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TIo.rs viii Not Release Parks

Detroit Aug 3O.--The Detroit American
nensgsrnent has decided not to recaEe Pitcher
Vernon ParNT TO the Omaha Club Of the
dny, Parks Injured his arm in a semi-,prO
game at Chicago early This year, and has
Geen used only az a relief pitcher by tho
TGers For the game reason Il was con-
sidered the former Western Conference star
league club. and Manager Cobb decided he
should renain on the Tiger bench for the
hoiarcc OF this sea son.
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Te Race for Bike Title

the Amateur Bicycle League Of America por,
mission 20 use the Roosevelt boulevard be-
tween Cottman street and the BustlCton y. ke,
Saturday afternoon, September II, 10 run
four bicycle races 10 determine the amateur
champion OF Pennsylvania. The follow ng
events will be staged One-mlle scratch. two
mile scratch, three mile unpaced, fys-mile
unpaced.
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there is certainly no better ar..
golfer In the world. but there arc o.,..
a number good enough to hook ever MI" ~
Evans ut stated intervals. Only III. -
acle saved "Chick" against ps.n,'
Lewis last September. But once bs" ~
miracle the rest Of II was a romn
any one entry from the big field q,
least an 3 to l, shot, the odds aoo,,sss
even champion are too heavy To ns,ss;s
any silver tinted dreams to start mn '
ming amuck. >rl run
The Barrier afsl
MFRS. MALLORY. Alexa s,ir,a.
A'i Chick" Evans, Francis o,,..s,
and Bobby Jones were ali unabls !.
break through in England or Franc.
7 which shows something of the bsrd,.
cap the visiting delegation aIwsv,
On the other side of the sryun.u,
| Ihe same thing adds increasing cr.S;,
| 20 the victorious march of Dcve,.u..
Mllburn, Bill Tilden and Jock HutcSn
ison, who all took the barrier witbor,
quiver. In this respect their yictor;ss
carry a double value. ~''''e'
Seeking Information
q" SEE" writes l.. J. L.. "tbat M,
! Irwin Cobb plays a certain w,,..
hole with two niblicks and a nor,as. u
Does he use ribbed portage or q n,s,s
raced one? And is the ribbed partss.
to be barred this season?'' '''ess'
| MIR. Cobb announces that 'be s.....
to use anything but a plain sfsr.a
| portage, not even marked by an inSsrua
tation. He also states that bn Nes.
play the portage off either the rich, .aa -.
left foot, but is a tritie partial 10 ~.
overlapping grip, especially II the ~ cn,' u,s
rent is strong.
Young Vincent Richards brilu.s.
but .erratic." That is not onlv ~.
privilege, but the necessity of youth -
If Jess Willard had known nnv =,
the fighting instinct of the proper cn.m' -
pion he would have been after Demn.
sey for a return match long ago. Ak
proving bis condition beyond any doph
But Willard's only interest in ret,,,n
match so far seems to be a proper aim.
ment for the losers end. Beyond that
the affair is Of slight Importance.
Ruth may yet get his chance to NAV
in a WCrld Series" comments an e,.
change. Just what was the ''Babnr
doing in 1915 and 1913 with the, Rel
Soxf Playing Switchboard or cricket
| COPYRIGHT, 1891 An riobts yeser,n6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Sportsmen IN Philadelphia and Atlantic
CITY have been invited TO attend BIRTHDAY
nnrty tonight by Frank haietta, n Heash0r'
fstic fan, 70 his wife Jennie. al the Hote
Marhsall, GeorRIa and Atlantic avenues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
Giants Established T,co Records in 1915

ccoRDING Manufactured in 1915 the Dodgers
helped lacking RsSTsgn Bro sS5 came
Su New New York G.sS % from % rSn m@Sga sre s'' Ty
S s H; d1 %'s's; S%'? sR H:s @ Ss,s
s s s;e % tt. that oa % it ] 3'Is %
S Ss @ ssni % sss " not York
foreign soil and % might 5 be able to 1919 S 5 that the Giant. won
away s S from no1 9 of s1f waPes D
Il, that s.s @ d ss ~ made Tsn t"'s
life again and won ysn s ss m $ TSsy
& win s.assts saa 'se? 80 took @.sn sn LEFTY fsfsy
Ty.s T 9% 5 in @ the Ass %S game
ps M st % iss wss" s
been weeks longer they might have ~on but seasons never " ~
stuff pulled led S,tsn this time i'm .sSa S again prove the old
THE season o, another month to oo the
run Of S's ss D"" might help one Of
Pittsburgh Still Hitting the Skids
TO-DAY only Giants the Pirates
defeat for psaFs n this ss%s "44 5 @ tf s0 nos e~en
Cooper mused an easy would retired red
% es S With h the Winning T n.rRer as
as ssa;' 1;'s%i' :Ss. ihss';R s1
'nss ssss s.Is keep % short tn ns 5 n @
battle Irish Msuss winning
sa s0ny % n wnss @ ' oD Gsme short accepting eight
chances swithou error.
Wilhelm Deserved Contract for Next Year
Wilhelm Of Wooster o. the PILLS
the ball this
badly, had taken
around
and the players took
life
results and these the
He deserved the chance handle the club next year "
he could do
land job as
umpire New York State He applied for the position as scout Tor %
club would signed him Bill donovan
stepped Bill insisted getting him coach for the pitchers ana scout
ssas al bis $50,
Wilhelm still occasionally pitches
the
huler the Sunday he well known there
by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Snt RIDOn, q fCotherwniRht from MIN
reepolis has arrived in town. lou Sokoove
ia doing the Westerror'e business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30
What May Happen
In Baseball TOddy
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. observation-disclosures rain.
New York. 3; Chicago, Z.
Cincinnati. 10; Boston. I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
To0AYs SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA two Eames).
Chicago Mt New York.
Cincinnati Mt Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Washington.
Only game scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Jersey City. IL, Rochester, Q.
Rochester. 8; Jersey City, 4 (secOnd game)
Buffalo, 2, Baltimore, 1.
Toronto. 10; Reading. 3.
Newark. 1OI Syracuse, 0.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Reading ut Toronto.
Jersey City ut Rochester.
Newark ut Syracuse
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Baftaio. IS IS .soi syracuse. :. S5 81 .toi
Toronto IS so 800 Jersey C'y so SO 1896
Rochest'r 5b 62 .5I1 Reading , as 90 1885,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

KID Wagner, local featherweight. has LETT
for Chicago where ne will box under the
management OF "IIrshy'' Miller. who also
handles Sailor Friedron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Bobby McCann Is TO nnpear in the star
bout al the Cambria next Friday night with
Puggy Lee as the pe-ccC OF the second part,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

TO meet Young Shugrua at Harrisburg Sen
tnmber 12 Herman H!ndn also expects to
rematch his charge Wv Tommy Golden
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Scraps about ScraPpers

Charley white. Chicago veteran, light
weight. worked out at Adam Ryan's yes
terdsy and will finish training today for his
iS shiSe Park 'tom tomorrow niaht' This viii be
Anal Of which Johnny Dundee and Willie ~,
mont and X. o. Loughln vs. Jimmy Sullivan
are the other members
Johnny Brown. one OF Charley Russo's 8
protegea. IL building castles, or something.
in the air. He figures he IL ready for big
league connection and has issued challenges
to Andy CLANCY and Tommy Cleary'
Tim Droney. who insists that George
Chanev doesn't want any OF his game. wants
10 hook up with Lew Tendl Ter again. They
boxed at Reading on July =.
Denny Gricves. OF Manayunk. is preparing
for big season In the featherweight divi-
sion. He is training daily.
Al Reynolds. who was knocked out by
Young Leonard In Allentown recently. VIII
get another chance ct the same boxer the
latter part Of next month.
Mike White. local fan. rsys that Benny
Leonard and Lew Tender will come together
II his plans 10 not 20 Rmiss. Michael has
invited both Tender and Leonard TO attend
tho Free Boosters dance at Al Whites Sep
TEN 10.
Tommy O'Tooi~. OF West Philadelphia. Ia
to meet Young shugrnH az Harrisburg sep
rematch his charge -,:.N Tommy Golden.
Bobby McCann is to nnnear in the star
hout AT the Cambria reXt Friday night with
Puggy Lee as the pe-cc- OF the second part
Kid Wagner. local featherweight. has LETT
for Chicago. where he will box under the
management OF "Hirshy" Miller, who also
handles Sailor Friecmcn.
DI.o. FCotharwai1bt MIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Southern Association
Birrnlngham. 3 Memphis, O.
SashviIIe, q: Little Rock. 4.
Only games played
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Ruth may yet get his chance b NAV
In World Series" comments an or.
change. just what was the 'Babar
doing in 1915 and 1918 with the Rel
Soxf Playing Switchboard or cricketi
COPYRIGHT. 1891. All rights reserved. 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Al REYNOLDS. who was knocked out by
Young Leonard In Allentown recently Will
get another chance ct the same boxer the
latter part OF next month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

The pitching 81 Smith q prominent star
ph apI no lame betwrGn the Arabs and the Rox-
orong6 Stars WhSn ne cors former nst nisns GSme
GUY GUY sros crowd witnessing the game. The
4 aha would Ike to hsar from the Paradise
+ &. and the Muskoka Pros Phone Rox'
toxnu1h I1aI J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

TIL, win Of Bridesburg over North Philles
Iost Dight marks It's second In two days over
,hs ,hhs' Phiiiy team It defeated the latter IN
a"g a"gt,psive- inning game at Bristol on Sunday
afternoon by 7-to-0 score.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Denny Grirvrs. of Manayunk. Is preparing
for big season In the featherweight divi-
sion. He is training daily.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Young. Vincent Richards brill,,s,
put erratic.' That is not only ths
privilege, but the necessity of youth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Johnny Brown. one OF Charley Russo 8
proteges. IL building castles. or something.
in the air. He figures he In ready for big
league competition and has issued challenges
10 Andy Chaney and Tommy ClearY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-30

Tim Dronry, who insists that George
Chaney doesn't want any OF his game. wants
10 hook up with Lew Tender again. They
hnxed at ReadlnR ImlY 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
BY BEN q. KLINE

TOKYO, Feb. fs.-~A survey 81 the
mental outlook Of the factory lhborer
Of Japan has upset n few accepted
and ancient views Of the attitude 81
the Japanese toward self. religion
and the emperor.
The cross section" was taken by
tho social welfare bureau OF the
Tokyo municipal office by means OF
"A auestlonnaire. the following 'hree
questions being asked;
(which IL OF the most import nc"
10 you nation. society or yourrelf1
Who IL the person you most
highly esteem or reyorence7
3.--What II your reiigion7
A thousand workmeh In "A large
number OF trades were asked the
three questions Self was placed
firm by 20i persons. tho nation by
1870 and society by IS.
The conception Of society" OF the
average Japaneno factory laborer IN
very Indefinite. but the great import
ance Of the nation compared with
uclf IL drilled into tho individual
from youth.
The replies 20 the second question.
however. are tho most startling In
revealing "A decline in reverence for
the emperor. The emperor was
placed first IN respect or reverence
by 70: General Nogi hero OF the
RuSso-Japaneee war or some other
such military leader by ~: some
present day political leader by IS;
some great person in japanese his
tory by ~: some commercial man by
30: some friend by 81; a relative by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18

PAIuss-Chnrged with espionage.
Louise T~ilirz. English wnr nurno.
commits suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18

Bucncs Aires has nearly 1000 chill
dren under Is employed at an aver
age wage OF as cents a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
Worship of Emperor !
Declines in Japan,'
So Surrey Declares

10. religious leader ny D. On@
hundred and twenty-four had
especially high respect or esteern "a
anyone.
TO the question az 20 religion. "
answers were received. which reFe<l
not only a large scattering OF AZ
ilgious beliefs. but also self.~ofhhiS
aun.worsiip and agnontciHm. AT
indication Of the strength OF Chris
uar'iy IL also given. buddhism i"d.
ia giving that as their religion
shintolsm, the indigenous rciigion|
10 Japan. which, IL almost as rnucie
custom Az Il Is religion. was elairnedi
by f4s ma. their religion. christiauy
numbers ~. sesf worshipers ., and
sun-worHhipers 2. -Four were VOC
shippers Of SuRimo no-kasni-sana-
local god OF Tokyo who IL suppoz
20 live In a cave in the sugamo
trict Of the city and worshipeS
the people IN that district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18

CHICAGO. Feb. is.--'work makes
me Humankind you have to be hui
man TO b, happy"
Which II Mrs Marshall Ficid MS
explanation OF why she II promoting
wrestling exhibition for tho benefit
OF crippled children
She has given up all social affairs
TO devote her whole time TO tho
benefit The wife OF the young rner-
chant prince has an office In de-
serted store building.
Sometimes when wrcstiers and
their managers come to Talk matters
over they let some training camp
conversation slip. But Mrs Field
appears not 20 notice.
1T all helps 10 make me human
she says ''of course could turn the
work all over to someone else. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18

stiii r~t the glory. but--what real
benefit would I derived None.
-And then tho chldrrn--ther~ n
nothin. In the world 10 appealing
M crippled child. Just 20 cudfie
ono little crippI, In your arms and
mako II happier. n only for a mo-
m.nt. makes You feel tho heart.,hroo
OF all that part OF tho world you
fcvcr will sea
You Just can't escape h~ins
happier II you try to make others
happier"
since the announcement that
she would 10 impresarso for a
wrestling match Mrs. Field has ~
ecived flood Of letters somo con
gratulatory. some not no compii-
mentary.
II don't understand q thing about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
HOG TURNS ON
ITS SLAYERS
Angry Porker Drives Them
Up a Tree

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. j.. Feb. liz
A b0o.pound porker slated to ~
slaughtered refused 20 become the
object OF sacrifice on the farm Of Or.
William lsaith ht Pennington. and
compelled the doctor. his father.in.
law, Stanley Grove. and other mem.
bern Of the family TO take 10 trees
10 escape its fury.
The family WIS unarncd and wnH
compelled 10 remain In the trees hair
an hour. Neighborn. attracted by
their erica obtained shotgunn and
killed tho maddened animal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
Lloyd George Given
Confidence Vote

LONDON. Feb. is.--Prcmier Lloyd
George was given vote OF conf
denco today by vote OF ISL TO 40.
The vot. came on motion TO
amend the kings address. implying
criticism OF tho premier's post war
policies.
Action 20 compel Germany 10 meet
allied demands VIII be taken II neces-
sary. the premier told tho house OF
commons today.
Before pressure II applied. he said.
the allied governments. their parlla,
mentH and people must be convinced
that Germany'H failure 10 disarrn and
pay the required reparationH is a do
iiberate attempt TO defy them.
BOHTON.--Crow OF schooner Hor-
nno y. Munroe saved when vessel
abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
ANCERED Wife
HURLS A BOMB
Wrecks Gambling Den In
Revenge

RrTTANNfNC. Ia. Fch. H.
Louis RonenbcrgcrH gambling house
here II In ruins. While the play was
at ita height early In tho morning n
bomb waa exploded. throwing 10
gamblers TO the floor. tearing Off the
roof and depositlng Il In the yard and
demollnhing "A corner Of the building.
The occupants Of the house narrowly
escaped death In tho rain OF debris.
The police say they know the iden.
tity OF the bomb thrower. n wife
whose husband has lost heavily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18

Louis Madsen and Ward Danieisa
two Of the three youtht convicted %
murder in the first degree in connect
ton with the killing OF Pairolman
yolney /. Stevens by Creighton
Dodge. January II. filed motions for
"a new trial thru their Attorney
Thurs1ay.
PORTLAND. Ore.--W. p. Turner
reelected president OF Spokane. Port
land a Seattle railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
Is Hanged by Rope
He Made Himself

LEEDS, Eng. Feb, is.--iIenry
Leonard. so. was buried on the day
ne waA 70 have been released from
Armley Gaoi. During his term he
picked cotton. took tho warp to his
cell and wove a rope with which he
hanged himself
MISREPRESENTATION
wrestling" abe says. hut I'm learn
Ing how 10 stag. AN interesting ex-
hibition. AMI I don't know n thing
moro about children than any other
woman who ever had a haby's arms
around her neck.
''But they do ten mo--with n
rmile-''that I'm putting on classy
show and that II will he a knockout
and that Ill make a lot Of jack for
the kida SO. you see I'm getting
on.
'-of course youTi buy ticketa
whether you can come or not"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18

Here's a woman most women viii
envy. She's Mrs. James -. Blum.
who. as representative OF tho New
York probate court viii wear a
500. 900 pearl necklace for 80 days
every year. Tho pearls have been in
a vault and experts said only contact
with living flesh would preserve
their lustcr.