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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07
G. A. BANGS SPOKE
AT A MEETING OF
MINISTER'S TODAY

Speaking of the general needs and
the big problems facing this country
at the present time, George A. Bangs,
attorney, addressed the regular meet
ing OF the ministerial association, held
this morning at the Y. M. c, "A. Mr..
Bangs used as his subject. ..ThetProb-
istration..s
Mr.. Bangs explained that the set
Element OF the big questions Of, the
the people and that ii Christianity Ii
the watchword Of tha heads CT the
departments, all of the big questions
viii be settled in q satisfactory man
rer. IN Il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-07
DR.. HAlAlGENS0N TO
SPEAK AT CLUB MEET

DR.. &c. Haagenson, city health Of
fcer. will speak at the Meeting OF the
Community sclN6 to ..,be held. In the
farmers. oom 1t the county court
;hot1se on Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock.
y. II: Blown otsthe Red River Power
sc0tapany..swtli speak on the pompany's
surchArge.5a mAtter taken up Il the
Community club %recently. by the pres
dent 1Winenian.
MuAaat nkna6erA are I'd III ktyen ~
Jkrof1s sA41Ters.A B6y Autist sandsa trio.
cotnpF4s&HG Jerome Mayer u HeThard
46chosp. yinlinist. and Carlton Sch0en.
r14nlG Helen EAdden also Will be,
tie HdAS3Q foxsstke hutesnutnberS when
Jerome Mayer viii ef1e.. IA q
4 pleefing y 20 begin At O'Clock.
ands ts ppsH IN ths. eenereI ppSiic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

There are certain faults. certain weak
nesses which .tcr some reason We are
much less ashamed 70 acknowledge we
possess than Others
\ man would not willingly say 1 Am
mean" or II am cruel but quite IRE
uusnty one hears someone say "itn al
most a touch Of pride. i have IN IN
soyernaole temper.
Likewise one would not willingly say
Il am selfish" but people DO not seen.
- have the same share IN admitting. l
am OF a Jealous disposition.
We want Al the Affection Ourselves
And yet. what Is teaiously except se.-
fshness IN regard TO affection?
The Jealous person wants to grab nil
affection Of Al, his trends and c"nc"a-
,-ate !, on himself. Manifestations %
tr!cod.!ncsa - others :Gaa himsS.. "r
herself III him w!:h bitterness AMI
rage.
In speaking thus OF jealousy am
thinking not go much OF the feeling
aroused when a husband or wife thin$S
ths other has been untrue 20 him or
her or como % care more for another,
a. % the habit OF LITTLE jNalousies-the
jealousy ScruHsc n friend has otner
Yr.-ads. because yni fancy n sister or
brother IS more beloved. because n nus
band Or wife shows normal friendly
interest n so-ne member .; tie opp"-
s:ts sex.
That Kind OF jealousy L. 1nstnctdve
Ths Grnrpower!rS feeling which
comes when actual wroHE. physical or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
A FAULT WE ARE NOT ASHAMED OF

mental. has been done the mHGr:aS" Ie.l-
iIon IS so primitive tH@t I - almost
an instinct Ike hunger OF :h2 !nS'.Ec;
or selc-presc :vat!pn. Th"re naNp bee"
people who have known how TO rise
ahovn Il AMI say. IF ;Als th.ng Is So.
nothing I can do Will proven. 4. and
WILL rot tear myself t" pieces az II.
hu; they are mighty few.
But tho uncontrolled habit o. Httle
tcalousies IS 4 cauit. and The most IL
:o:tuaate and unhappy fault n all the
world.
Everyone about you Will suffer II you
10 not over ONE y. but no "ae half 80
much as yourself. All uncontrolled
PASSIONS ara ahsOlUt" poisons that really
poison pcoi,la physically. take AVA
;her enercy. tear down the!r tissues.
make them Id netcre their time-And
%; mono Is this 50 tru" rs Of j"a,Olsy.
The way to Overcome Jealousy
In your fight 70 control It. begin with
this thouRhc-,hcrs is nothing h y"
rroud Of about jealousy. II a ut .
ign that you are e rine. high strung
temperament so much as that You aye
- an uncontrolled AMI sclt-'cnt"r"l tom
2e-ament. Se,n,hrrss - n" father o:
jealousy and Vanity. tina mother
Having. then. established the hateful
ness Of the feeling. call 10 ya"r m'ai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

had never ceased TO use The name Of her
urst husband--that Gu!deRSupPe had
fallen victim to the charms y! younger
md more attractive woman. Then, when
her jealousy was at lis height. Thorn
Induced Mrs. Mack 10 rent small house
IN Woodsidr. Long Island and 70 lure
GUldcnkGrpc there.
on the. following sunday two boys
who were !Uam.nr Ogden woods IN
search 81 b.:Ickbcrries, found red OIL
Cloth parcel containing tho lower hair
Of the trunk OF mans body, and a
fcw hours la:er another package con-
tanning The chest and arms, had been
rescued from tho river at The foot or
East Twelfth street Manhattan. Inc
head was never found. The Monday
morning rarcrs were full Of the mystery
trt. despite the long lists or the miss
ma men which appeared In them tHat
IF Guldensuppe was not mentioned be
-, .sr no one had reported the absence
4 lie bath attendant To tho police.
Two DAYS later Il third reporter VINO
Rad been working on the case. cAahceu
f. G:rp !nto the Turkish bath whele
Guldensuppe had worked. and heard the
ruhhcrs discuss the possible reasons Tor
the ,ir.man's non-appearance. Not he
raus, he really thought that this had
ANYTHING to 40 with the portions OF me
hndy then held ~ to morFue. but mere
~ because he did not wish TO overlook
any POSSIBLE cue to the mystery the
rcrorter induced three OF the rubhers
to accompany him to headquarters
E,tvn minutes aftcrwArd. the first real
Development had been flashed through
out the C!ty--ih" remains had BEEN pos
!.!,civ identified MS those OF William
Guldensuppe. and the police had orders
To rouad M everyone who had been con-
rrc,ed with the previous life or the
bath rubber Mrs, Mack was arrested
Within the hour w,Nrck himself was
rlchcI UP as possible suspect and
Thorn was detained as a material wit
ness
Then the Pek!n dmck waddled across
the case and cleared up the entire 'mys-
terry.
Relieving that the murder had been
committed 0HtSiA" the city, the police
| had made a thorough search OF all sun
urbs near OGdeu's woods. but had fouhc
ro,hgng. Mrs Mack had been too Gaze
sul In cleaning up the house where the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

chapter a..
The christmas holidays :",."" ."S
1o,n's sixteenth birthday were spent az
home Mrs, Walters and Ted had come
ON Tor = week. and &oih Nart";r' '''
loan had planned {" make th''" 49,,
as r,.axau, as r,.S~:AlH Ma'cu.r" Frost
! onnin ,,ar,,r..,.. ,ijr~.l t':'"n,H.
Inrtenxe Tn,,n'.-,,n and "t:'"r EJIHH
friends OF jeans gn;ucd MIA her IL
atyinx Ted Walters i good tinr'
Ne-raret. eugIosscd wl:h h"" o1oeE
Cuest. whii" Unl uh'.E.'us "t IN"
Younger people. d.L NJ spend no Una"
VITA them 81" U-Gat = al "ht "'''. D..
she wou.l luS~ ,!nr'' "..'' Ny. N'''''H
not taken h." TIN" and a't'"H'n'
loan had -.Sv" = small d'Sn|".
Everything had snT" III H!,''!' ""'
Margaret was surprised Wh"A jean
cane into her room the next morning
even ear,ter than ur'.'.. H,i"'"t:' So
had no; gone 70 bed Unti. very ate.
What : x. dsN-' l." E'V t"e. IL.
abe asked as Joan snUss.ed under the
bedclothes beside her.
NO. Mumste. Rut I'm worried.
'worriod?" MarGar"t rcp:essed
smile. She knew she would hear Sorie-
thing interest!ng-bu; Joan. Worried.
Yes. awrully worried. You So.
NrumSte I can. tSN - save my NE
which one Ike best. even =; l did let
them both Kiss ne.
Margare: held her breath FOR rear
she could not repr"Ss An exclamation
OK d,syray joan Was no longer l. child
she was IL.
one YOU ukei best X You lot them
both kiss you"
M p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
! t: I]I9'2alI(1h Talks !
b. John e, Huber AM,MD 4
\ .,an i known by the teeth he keeps.
WHAT TO 10 FOR sUPERFLUOUs HAIRS

lighter hairs. This appearance Is due
pnrtil 10 the uncovCrinE OF those hairs'
and :.rartly 70 the fact that new hairs
Will Gin young women grow from nc"
3a;tl,lr. lust a. ~ young man boaT"'
AM = IS inpc Ssih'c To tel. when III"
pieces will stop. So doctors have 20
hc pcrfrrtiv frank with sUch patients
:~d tell them that they must he pre-
y,nr"d for Il long course OF trcatn'"ht'
because only the hairs that have appear
81 ,;.n no DESTROYED. ard we have no
moons OF preventing the formation 81
rev. hairs. Thosn ncw hairs Il" not
form in old Darill,c O.: the latter have
l""a properly Destroyed but ar" &C.
,r,oTcd In time from those already In
,hr s%iu. They will have to be- treated
from time to time during number or
years until all the pap:lla" have pro-
dr,cd their hairs. which latter h2N"
also boon destroyed. Only doctor OK
~: n skin diseases mast nc eDrar"".
Nc will remove about ~ hairs a. one
sitting. The handiwork Of such man
should leare practically no Starring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
100 True Detective Stories
No. 79-THE GULDENsUPPE CASE
Copyrixht 1921 by r. Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

crime had taken place. The butehsfy.
lad been completed In tho bathroom Of -
tho "oods!de cottage, and the water
had been allowed to run for full
twenty-four hours in order to wash -.
away all blood stains. Thorn evidently
believed that the overflow would
carried off by the sewer. AZ It h6ppJh.
ed. however. there were no sewers n y
that part of Woodside. The wasts-pipS
merely empt!ed into the ground. and the -,
refuse was supposed to seep away. -
Owing 10 tho large amount OF watars:;.iI
this waste-carmine-tinted as It was
did not disappear. 1t collected In polls =
on the surface. and the Pekin duck
which acted as tho detective in the
case, came and spa shed around In opNy
os these POOLS. When he went homo r
that night all tho feathers on tho loves ~
part Of his body were stained With -
blood. and his owner tho village lamp.
lighter. traIled tho bird back TO thu: =;
pool. and then called up the police. with
the startling statement that he knew"
Jus where Gu!densuppe had been killed. =.
Thanks TO the fact that Thorn 81 7
cured rs counsel one Of the shrewdest
lawyers in New York the ensuing trial -
was ono OF the most sensational the -
metropolis had ever known. the defense
body lad never been accura tely identi-
fed as that of GuIj"msuppe, a certain
tattoo mark being missing. The prose-
cution. however. wrecked this placing
Mrs. Mack upon tho stand and inducing
her to make a full confession. The fol-
lowing day one OF the jurors was taken
il! with appendicitis and the case re-
suited IN nis-tr:al.
1t the second trial. Mrs. Mack was
not put on the stand ard tho defense
carried tho war into the enemys camp
by introducing Thorn's statement OF the
case. In which re admitted that hS
h"lncd 10 make away with Gulden.. :.
suppress body. but declared that Ma
Mack had been guilty Of the actual -.
crime. After this story had been rid-,..
died by the prosecution. the jrIy
brought in verdict OF guilty, and =
Thorn WAS sent to ths death house At~.
Sing Sing. while Yrs Mack escaped.
with nine Yeas for granddaughter In tho
first deGrce-all because a tired reportaT
treated himself to a Turkish bath, md:
a rek!n duck CHANGED 70 swim IN . blooA'.>
stained pool! r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

Please do not ask me to recommend any
operator for such work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

What did the doctor say aaksd her
husband.
NO; much. He asked mo TO put out
my tongue"
Yes" ~
Ard he said. 'Overworked.'" -"'.-'
"Ah: Then you'll have to give tn
rest my dear. The doctor knows MS
business Edinburgh Scotsman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
QUEST1LES AND ANgWK12 :,
Probably Teeth.

I am rs years old. married and haNA,y
one child. When married weighed AN
pounds. good complexion and we'll: AaW :
weigh 1l5. complexion going yellow and
hair dropping out. Always sick --'-'
Answer.---Get a good doctor 20 mako -.
thorough examination. Probably YOU.
trouble originates in the tseth as son->:
ter OF Infection. involving later the -
liver. Co; YOUR teeth x-rayed. and thea .
have the faulty ones attended to, the Z.
back ores extracted. the front oRoa..
treated II necessary. Have the extr1e- -
Ions done under novocaine. locally, ~ /.
an experienced operator. Then the sx- y
traction vii, be painless. Please tobe =
MY word for 4. You should be In tie :
hands OF good family doctor. >"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18
hnswe,. to EestcrNaY'S Puzzle.

tn" rr.''i< rril"s"l's !''"i aDl
SNEl.T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-18

All inquiries addressed to DIT. HuDSf :;
in care OF tie Health Talks dspart-'-
nent Will be answered In these columns :
in their turn This requires consider =
n hi. time. however, owing to the grso1 -
number roccivcG So II personal or
quicker reply IS dc:!red. q stamped and
s4,r-adGrcssod envelope must be encIoOO4S
with tho qucstiCn.--Tre Editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19

Vancouver and ottawa win open
the worlds hockey series Ira Vancou.
yer Monday night. The series IL the
best thrce-oui OF five games. and the
second game viii be played Thursday
and the third the following Monday.
II more games ar. necessary. they
will be scheduled later.
The Ottawa team comes 10 the
Coast aa worlds champions. having
won that honor from the Seattle
team IN the East last year. They
defeated tho 81. Pntrsrks for the
Eastern honora this season. and will
be battling for the worlds title again.
The big series viii be played with
Eastern hockey formation. which
means that only SIX men viii be on
the ice. which Will eliminate tho
rover. Western offnide rules viii be
In effect. which viii mean that the
CENTER Ice area will be 60 feet. West
crn penalty rules. including The de.
iRyed penalty. which prohibits the
banishment Of more than one pieayer
nj time from the ice. viii also pre-
sail,
The Eastern team IN expected TO
line up for the big games as follows;
Benedict goal. Darraxh and Cieg
horn. defense. Boucher. Nighbor and
Cirard. forwards: Broadbent, o'keii
ard Bruce. utility.
Vancouver viii probably start with
Lehman. goal. Cook and Duncan.
defense. Skinner. Harris and Mac.
Kay. forwards. with Jack and Blli
Adams. Taylor and Disersau for
UTILITY.
Mickey Ion. Coast referee. VIII
I officiaie In all Of the games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
DEMPSEY
ON STAGE
HERE
SOON

Seattle boxing fans viii have their
nrnt peek NJ Jack Dempsey. worlds
heavyweight champion. when he ap-
pears here IN vaudeville AZ the local
PaniaE~a theatre thr week OF April 4.
According 20 advance reports.
Defnpary ~ carrying quite an act.
with a sparrinR exhibition between
himself and Terry Keilar being tn.
feature 81 the attraction.
Seattle fans Won't be much inter
enicd IN Drnps~y's ability as an
actor. bu, they vii be interested 90
$50 what Kind of condition he il In.
with tho bout with Georges carpcn.
tier looming In tho immediate future.
with Jack un the stage NJ the pres.
en, tlsno u seems aa n his plans for
taking a trip 10 Europe have taken
Tho X. o. lie won't have much tirns
for an European launt. with tn. Car.
rcnucr 80 set for July :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
RIDLEY
KNOCKS
FORBES
COLD

VANCOUVER. b, c.. March is--
Bud Ridley. Pacific coast feather
weight champion. carried aFo-, ther
too many guns for Bert Forbes. local
lightweight. in the io-round main
event OF the v. A. c. smoker held az
Horse show paviilan last night. Rid.
ley knocked Forbes out In the NTH
round.
Forbes managed 20 hold his own In
the first round. but after that he
seemed 10 be unable 10 Withstand tho
fierce attack OF the Seattle boy.
Ridley never backed up and kept
pummeiins Forbes until tho middle
Of the fifth round. when a right croSr
TO the solar weakened Forbes and
made him an easy victim for a short
left hook 10 the Jaw. which knocked
Bert cold. Forbes outwssehcd hid.
ley about four pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
THEY SAY HE
ISN'T CHEESY

Boxing cyitics in the Middle Yves,
don't think that Johnny Wilson.
middiewelRht. II the cheese" cham.
pion that he has been painted follow.
Ing his Knockout OF Navy Rostan AT
kcnosha. Wis. recently
One scribe says that Mike Gibbons
II tho only middlcweight In the coun.
try right now who can defeat him.
Judging from Wilson's defeat OF Nike
o'Dowd this pen-pusher may be cor.
rect at that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
HERE'S ONE
FOR MAT
FANS

NEW YORK. March is.-wre.t.
ling fans are bordering over a pug.
gle. Stranger Lewis. heavyweight,
champion. u 20 meet John Pas~k
here April 4. The deadlock Ia to be
barred
What viii happen ~ rnnck winsr
WIN Lewis be the deadlock cham.
plon and Paaek the deadlock .l,na
championf
NO need to worry the Lewis fol.
lowing Rdmoninhcz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19

a cold wind was blowing over the
field yesterday. so only a very easy
workout was attempted. There were
plenty OF sore arms after Thursdays
game, but the boys are ticItcd TO
death over the result Of the frncas.
Yesterdays Pasadena game was
called off because OF poor attendance.
but Sunday Kopeck's gang meets the
Cub Yannigans. Alexander viii
probably pitch for the second squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
CHESS MASTERS
DRAW AGAIN

HAVANA, Cuba. March fs.--Dr
Emanuel Lasker OF Germany and
Jose Capablanca OF Cuba will resume
play tonight for the chess champion.
ship OF the world. following two draw
games.
The second game resulted in n
draw last night after 40 moves. The
first game played Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday nights also was a staiemate
after 80 moves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
STARTED WITH
SAN JOSH.

The San Jose club In California
State League gave Harper his frs,
job. Byrd Lynn. catcher. bunkod
with him. The Chicago White Sor
picked Lynn of.
Next Harper went 10 Los Angeles
In tho Coast League. His roomnatra
were Howard Ehmke. in 1914. and
Oscar Horstrnan. In 1915. Ehmks
went 20 tho Detroit Tigers and Horts-
man 20 the ST. Louis Cardinals.
In 1916 Harper wore a spokane
uniform and hunked with Dutch
Reuthcr and Ken Williams. The
Brooklyn Dodgers got Heuthsr and
the ST Louis Browns grabbed wa.
flarna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
SEATTLE GANG TAKES
LIGHT WORKOUT

POMONA, Cal. March 19.-The ST.
washes stepped out to a little light
practice yesterday morning under
the tutelage Of Tub Spencer and
Rube Oldring, as Kenworthy wrench.
cd his back I'm Thursdays game with
the Cubs and had TO visit Los An
geles specialist.
II Is thought likely he win be back
in trim again In a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19

l. Pcnman. who's been riding the
horses TO victory In Havana. Cuba.
Is youth In being. but looks vet
eran. In the saddle.
His sensational racing at Oriental
park during the winter brought him
TO the attention OF American horse
men. and recently Harry Payne
Whitney, racing horse fancier. got
the boys contract to do light riding
for his stable.
Penman uses horse sense" with
his mounts He whispers In their
ears while they're tearing around the
track--gives 'em encouragement And
the horses like him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
TRAMBITAS
BOYS IN N. Y.

Valley Trambitas and Alex Tram.
hitas. the fighting brothers from
Portland. are in New York under tho
management Of Jack Kcarns. OF the
two. Alex seems TO have the best
chance Of breaking into the big
money. because he ranks as one Of
the best weiters turned out on the
Coast during the past few years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
OUTDOOR SHOWS
MAYBE

Chances are that there won't be
any smokers for Seattle fans until
the warm weather sets in. Then the
different promoters plan 20 stage out
door smokers again. according 20 re
ports going the rounds in local niti
circles.
Outdoor shows were staged at Lib
~rty park last year and were a fair
success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
FLORES TO
BOX LANCFORD

Marcarto Flores. the hard. hitfhe
Filipino lightie will box four roulfs
with Young Sam Langford. local ~
ored bnitler. In Bremerion tonie1k
Five other bouts viii complies -
card. which II being staged IL -
Eiks' gym in Eremerion. The -
IL part OF the dedication ceremou1w
for the new building. A special ~
win carry Seattle fans back nm
the bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
DAVIS RETURNS
TO SEATTLE

Travie Davis. Coast wcltcrweiFht
champion. IL back In Seattle after n
trip 10 Los Angeles. where he dccis
lively defeated Buck Holicy and steve
Dalton In four round bouts. He will
return to Los Angeles soon. where
he II booked 20 meet Bert ColimaH.
the hard.hittinR middlewcight, within
the next few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
JOHNSON VS..
WILLS?

Floyd F1txsimmons. Benton Harbor
promoter. Is said 10 have Jack John.
son and Harry wills lined up TO boo
for the colored heavyweight ring title
Of the world at Benton Harbor.
Mich. August ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
THEY ALL
MOVE UP
BUT
HARPER

Lucky for other players. but un-
lucky for himself
That's Harry Harper. star ouifsld.
or OF the Little Rock tsam Of the
southern League
lilo started in the minors IN 1911,
and since that time ie bah players
have roommatcd with him long
enough 10 get well acaualnted--and
then jumped 10 thcfma1ors
But Harry s;ln remains with the
second fry. Hes never had a big
league uniform on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
NeU York Out
of Question for
Bout, Says Walker

NEW YORK. March is.--Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
newer viii be able 10 fwht in New
York or in tho state. in the opln-
Ion OF Senator James J. Walker.
sponsor Of the existing boxing
laws
so much money - involved
that tho bout canno, Be staged In
this state under the present SIS
limit for admission prices" he
said today TEX Richard or no
other promoter can float the
Dempsey Carpenter fight on a
scale % prices like that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
TILDEN TO
SAIL MAY II

BOSTON. March fe.--wiiliam r
Tilden. national and international
singles tennis champion. will sail for
England May IL. he announced here
Friday.
He Is 10 defend his championship
title cat the British nationals at
Wimbledon. where he defeated the
best players last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
PLANS LAID FOR ii
STARS BIG SUMMER \
PROGRAM OF SPORT
FOR SEATTLE ATHLETES

FOLLOWING the ideas that were inaugurated lax
Il summer The Star will conduct amateur athexs
program during the summer months this year
Three sports will be organized by The Star and they
will be open TO all amateurs who wish TO compete and who
are willing TO live up TO the rules laid down.
The first TO get under will be the Junior Base
hall league The league will hold its first meeting The
Star Office Thursday night Teams interested in the fona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
BANTAMS
DRAW

sAcT,AMESTo. Cal. March Ia
Young Murphy and Danny Edwards,
negro bantam. were given draw do
clsion last night. altho the duaky bat.
tier seemed TO have a good edge =.
uhe local boy. Jimmy Staff quif
the third round Of his 20 with Johpn
AzaYe.lo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-19
PUCK
CLASSIC
STARTS
MONDAY
Pete MuIdoon
Picks Vancouver
to Win Puck Title

Pilot Pete Muidoon. Of the Seat
tie hockey team, picks Vancouver
TO beat Ottawa IN the SERIES for
the puck championship Of the
world. tn. local skipper has seen
both teams In plenty Of games 10
know what he II talking about
Vancouver will make It's weight
count. and right now the Coast
champions are checking harder
than any team have seen In
action for years" says Muldoon.
II wouldn't be bit surprised 10
see the Millionaires cop the hon.
orH in three straight games"