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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18
CHOLERA SWEEPING RUSSIA
Two Months Death Toll in Twenty
Provinces Reported 10000.

. j. r
Revel, Esthonia.- The present death
death wave is sweeping five new Rus
sian districts taking a heavy toll Of
lives. - The epidemic has invaded Po-
dolia. Vologa, Kieff, Tver and Smolen-
SIX, making "a provinces in all af-
fected.
In two months 10000 victims were
reported to hove died in two districts.
Fifty-two thousand We're children.
Terrors Follow Waves.
A description of the terror follow
ing the death wave was contained in
dispatches received here. Gangs Of
looters followed the trail of burning
homes, fired by occupants when they
deserted them. Armed bands entered
the homes of those who might be sus-
pected Of having food and stole any
thing they could find.
Public Not Informed.
Riga.--The general public in Rus
STA SO far is apparently ignorant Of
the fact that the question of the re
lease of American prisoners is involv-
ed IN famine relief, as Moscow news
papers received here make no mention
Of the recent notes of Herbert Hoover
and Secretary of State Hughes.
These newspapers. however, report
that famine conditions are growing
worse, particularly among children,
300, 200 of whom in the Yolga district
are reported by NJ. Lunarcharsky,
a leader in the soviet relief measures
to have been abandoned by their par.
,ents to the care Of the state.
Haywood Changes Mind.
William D. Haywood, American
Industrial Worker of the World leader
who recently escaped to Russia, Is
still in Moscow and apparently has
changed his mind about returning tt
America to surrender to the author,
tiles, according to an arrival here who
saw Haywood a fe wdaps ago. rs. s
L
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18
READ!
READ!
READ!.

the first chapter of Bachel-
ler's great story of Abraham
Lincoln
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18

Merchant Smolowitz, of the Leader
has gone to Hebron where he will re.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18

Commissioner Frank Goughnour
spent Friday and Saturday at Linton
attending the meeting of the board
Of county commissioners.
Carl Fischer was Linton visitor
Saturday.
j. 1. Roop, who at one time owned
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18
BRITISH PLANS SHOWN
England and Japan Appeared Willing
for Preliminary Session but Amer
lea Would Not Agree, 10
Official Statement

inquiry made by the State depart
ment at Washington, agreed to
November II, as the date for the
conference in Washington, on dis
armament and Far Eastern ques-
ton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18

John Zirnhelt and family and FIR
Stag, of the Catholic church, motore'
to Bismarck Monday for visit.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18

Ice Cream at the Hazelton, Drui
Co.-Ady. If 4 .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18
| Hazelt0n Town News

main indefinitely taking care of
store property he is interested in.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-18

Mrs. Katie Shepard has gone t,
Bismarck to make her future home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
The Greatest Fight
/ Ever Saw"
Hdrdenber0h picks Johnson-Jeffries fight
Johnson in 18th round.
Jeffres made game fioh, oft

the big fight. we were on our way
TO the wooden arena situated on tho
fiat a short distance from town.
Because OF the extreme heat each
corner had an enormous canvas
umbrella 10 protect the fightery. and
the seconds were armed with big
Palm Beach fans.
It's a cinch that none Of the fans
suffered from chllis that day. with
the boys packed In like sardincs.
Old Jim. with his famous crouch.
drew first blood from johnson. but
after running into a straight-arm
punch which closed his right eye and
practically paralyxod tho right aide
OF his head. II was evident that 4,
was only n question OF how long he
could weather the gale Tho end
came In the 18th round.
Al that. In my opinion. any man
who could 80 10 rounds or more In
that heat must have been in fine
condition. regardless OF the stories
that went the rounds that Jeffrief
wasn't In condition.
Jeffr5eH took a beating which few.
n any. could have stood. and while
II was Disappointing. he took In man
fully. without backing up or holding
on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
Early Bird Il
the Wise Bird

Connie Mack'a hitting the Dixie
trimming camp first In significant
Connie II grooming a team OF
youngsters slowly but surely into
pcnnant winners.
Not this ycar--nor evcn nsxt.
pcrhaps-but AZ soon an he has
had his raw material together
long enough to r-ason H.
His team Of sawky kids which
was the laughing stock OF the
American League last year. win
make lot OF trouble this season.
Comics idea OF showing man
ax~ricai cunning In to build ball
cinbs-not buy them.
lie has two full months 10
teach his Kids his strategy and
drill tho mcchani~- Of baseball
into them
Connie. thu builder. IN not only
an cariy bird but . mighty wise
onr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
MONTREAL'S
CHANCES FOR
BIG BOUT UP

NEW YORK. March s.--Mon-
trcarn chances for the Dempsey
Carpenter night probably will be do
cided today.
Tex Rlckard and C. y. Graham
representing Canadian interests. are
10 confer again tfis afternoon when
the promoter will listen TO tho last
word Of the Canadians.
n IL understood. however. that the
cansdians give Richard absolute an
rurnnre that the con,s-, could he
held ~ishou, interference In Mon,r~al
and asked him what guarantee he
wanted to stage the bout acruss the
border.
Richard fntimasevi today that he
was savorzbiy impressed with the
offer made By Graham. hut that he
was not anxioun 20 ras~ up several
American cities bcfng considered un-
irns u IN absolutely necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
TEX
ARRIVES
AND
SIGNS

POMONA. Cal. March San
other day OF routine workouts. Hold.
ing practice merely 10 loosen up
the players. Tex Wisterzil arrived
Monday. Learned he was holding
out. but after long conference with
Kenworthy he signed no per schcd-
ule. according 20 konwortny.
He dons uniform Wednesday for
first workout.
Following schedule Of practice
games arranged: March IL, Pomona
club. March II. Cubs. here; March
10. Cubs. Pasadena; March 20. Cubs.
Pasadena; March ~. Cubs. here;
March II. Alexander Giants, here;
ALSO gnrnes with Pomona college.
kenworthy worried because rest OF
players are not showing. They're
expected In by Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
NORFOLK
HAS NEW
GAME

NORFOLK. Va. March s,--Nor
folk u playing the game Of ''Liftme
| if.you.can"
Miriam Mervis. fo.ycar. girl
has 20 far dcfied all the Sampsons
OF tho South To MT her ios pounds
off she floor.
Miriam doesn't know how she
docs H.
she simply braces her elbows
against her sides. Nobody can eudg-
her.
stanissaus zbyrzko tried II the
other day in vain.
Yet zby1ko cn pick up = s25.
pound wrestling opponent and hurl
him over his head
Miriam thinks IL IL a good joke.
Johnny Coulon and Ami. Abbott
haven't anything on me-" says the
child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
ny GEORGr HARDENBERGH

The greatest fight I ever saw was
between Jim Jeffrics and Jack John.
son for the heavyweight champion.
ship Of the world. the bout In which
Johnson lifted the title from Jeffries
by the K. o. route in the 18Th round
At Reno. Nevada. la 1910.
had looked forward for a year or
no 20 that contest. AS 1 had never
seen Jeffries In any more serious
engagement than his mountainear
stage episode and his few minutes
encounter with his sparring partner,
Monahan.
SO upon my arrival. with hundreds
~ others at tho Nevada resort that
Fourth OF July that year. l was Ger.
tainly expecting something.
The night before the fight was tho
last shot nj public gambling In that
state. and no one thought OF going
10 bed. even II one could b~ found.
Shortly after noon the next day.
after milling around with the many
famous hattierr who were there for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
GRID TUTORS ssEER

NEW York. March s.--rromfn.
ent Eastern and westsrn football
coaches rnrt here Inst night and de-
cid~d to form m organization 70
seek representation on the eentrai
board OF officials
In a technical discrrdon Of the
rules II was the unanimous opinion
that no changes should b. made in
the forward pass. Goal kicking after
touchdown was favored by vote OF
20 to Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
WHITE sox WORK

WASAHAcHiE. Tex. March s.
The Sox were scheduled for a double
workout today. both morning and
afternoon. Their muscles were stiff
and sore from their first days train.
Ing. Dick Kerr and Ray schalk sur.
prised Kid Gleason by showing UP
for the first workout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

Nations forget hate and begin
TO admire when they re other
nations great artists OF great
Atlslesrs.
This u the Eisf Of . stat~m~nf
made by Princess Elizabeth lib.
eseo. only daughter Of Herbert
Asquiih and the wife Of the new.
iy-arrived Itnmanizn minister 10
the United STATES.
She believes Carpenter accom-
piished . bigger feat Of promot-
Ing international ssteem when he
knocked out Beckett than any
diplomat ever was able 10 do.
Rulers do not quarrel over
an and spost." says the princess.
They admire and enthnse
over ability and skill.
when nations begin playing
games together they'll become
chums-"
Who win say that the princess
isn't rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
sTECHER WINS

OMAHA. Seb-. March s.--Jos
steeher easily won from John DIN.
Finnish champion. here Last night.
taking two falls IL a and II minutes.
respectively. IL was Stechsr's first
match since his recent illness. follow
Ing his defeat for the championship
by Stranger Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
M HARRY mrwrOox

nv uARRY HrNrOOS
Tse Pale etrsrs. By taking shr~s
II. sis, ~.ess ,s., ~.sl. sii~s.S
wtthhs ems Ga1e 81 s~esnd piars.
| f.nn ks~h ssui Hitsur we've the big
sss-> with the cigar fivs. vtiis
Captain fseksrisg sswIed well Tor
| the cafe n.sas bss hsa vssy nttse
Efks IA. I suasfsusd their steady team
work ard air"st rtncbsd firss place b.
tAkinE thres straight from kiss 40, =
nssss esss moved into fourth place
| N the sitf race BY taking two Close
games from tAe Lsnssrrnsr. Ths eAfe
men wsat home With long fsees. think.
tnF they h.a lost tvo ramss. the last
oss ~ onfr ore pin. nut in . re-ehsek
Of TIE fsambsrm~n. YES given . seven.
pin handicap snd should have had Gully
thr~~. no tast isst tbs Iutss with 3
three pta rnsrsia
mn No. - his KzAs We. . 49,
shsse~sssArA so0A ~ was . hAr6-
foaghs sessA
r-ne uwssu rsfovs U~sA ssseev eDd 49,
ssi~s. ths ovpheunNA cut sf to gAmss
ca us Kits siieya
rn- nagtss suvs ne r y. prcck~
s4usd . ssed beating. the nscehs squad
certainly n~~d = SHAKING W. With the
ssrshs~t tourney ~ eioss.
bv~a>evDan. - EIhs Ne. 3, 49, the
high individual h~wise this we>k
with etA Tive 81 HE team mate
Md D.ssls Esd Rs.stns MN hss>
and Mos 80.
Ensii Ee~h. % Pais cigars. had nis cd
rsi working for the fret time this So
ssu Last week. and he put Ia s,i. vhiis
Hiisur. Of the came team. knocked EN-
cspsstn Piek-rsnr. Of Rftp~a ecus,r-
usd his good verk ~ putting In sis
total
Hss~rstr,s.. Of rhs Ne. I. showed .
little Of his cid fern With ga
Hsns~s~. Il the rsrssau ssv~ |. ssfn
lesaiss the individual average with
. 1911 average. hut Tenn O'Deaseii.
81 the EAgies. is sssning ev~y we~k
and NV hss iss. Colonel ysdes ssiit
hangs soss third plsc~ with isa. with
Marry Benson lid FEE fssrsh viii
reel Msyes- - isi.
usr.st i~ad-on man Ter nippsss. IA
the oniy man Tn make the Han Of Pane
last week. lie ssot isa IN bis second
game last week.
Several old Seattle etovfess are num-
hered among the . n G. Tournament AZ
Milwaukee. wis weib~ and partner col.
l~cted SIS In thu doubles for f.ifa Carl
Krn~Rrr shet ga IN the singles and eol.
ircted sisas. H~nry kiatt. who howied
with reps- sihiry's ihnt year, finished
third In the individual average. at tne
Wisconsin state tourney with go. and
added $40 10 his roll This tourney had
sis fivo.rnen teams entered, which " the
worlds record for state tournaments
They also broke q record for speed for
such . huge meet THE AIS five.men
teams. i.tso doubles and -.eos singles.
were run OFF In ~ DAYS. Some days a.
many ss 80 alleys were nsed IL looks
IKE Mliwanke. IN noted for something
besides that which made "a fsuscuA
ON Hooper. rorfthpaw artist 81 Rippc'r
cafe says anybody can make strike.
hut IL takes an artist TO clean up splits
lie made three tough .ones last week and
then missed 10 easy kparea Consistency
10 your middle name. Gil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
THE SEASONS BEST FIND

Each year brings its seasons best find TO baseball Last
year LanlSy Bob Meuse came up TO the Yanks-young.
capable great hitter Of Babe Ruth calbcr and power.
Meusel was called the seasons best find.
Later in the year Walter Mails up the Cleveland
Indians just in time TO clnch the pcnnan and assist in
making them worlds champs.
Just now, before talent il explored in the training
camps the question arises TO who will be the find OF
the coming year.
Will he be Ruth or Cobb or Johnson?
That's what makes IL nterestingthc waiting and the
doping il out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
RRArEs WORK

GALVESTON. Texas. March b.
The oatteryrnen Of the Boston Braves
were given another workout today b.
Manager Mitchell. Pitcher Joe
oeachger arrived Monday from the
Pacific coast and win get into prac-
tlcc today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
ROBINS BEGIN

NEW ORLEANS. March s-rhe
Brooklyn National league champions
started training work here to-day.
Manager Robinson had the squad
out yesterday. but he would allow
them 10 do nothing more than Inn
bsr 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
TRACK DsTE SET

CHICAGO. March s.-The Nation
al TntrrcoIlcsfate Track and Field
meet win be held here on June IL. IL
was announced here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
MICKEY ION PLACES
TOO MANY MEN OUT
OF POSITION ON
STAR HOCKEY SQUADS

I>HEkES only one fault to find with Referee Mickey
Ions 1921 A-Star hockey selections. That fault is
mat he didn't place the in their right positions His
st team iolows Lehman. goal Johnson and Cook. de-
ense walker rover Frederckson center: Foyston, left
wing; o. Adams, right wing Oatman and Harris. utility.
his second team follows Holmes, goal; Hickey and c.
Loughn defense Mackay Vancouver rover Riley center;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
RUTH HITS E,r

SffREvEPoRT. La, March b.
The natives here are now convinced
that Babe Ruth IL the king Of swat
ters. Tho bamblno knocked the ball
out Of the park nine TINES yesterday
afternoon lie played first base In n
practice game and knocked n triple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
party Of nine Portland Beavers vas
cxrccsssi to reach san Francisco by
steamer today en- route 10 tho Beaver
training camp at Santa Maria San
Francisco fans and friends arc going
TO drop around and shake hands with
tho Northerners-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
RED WARNS
HARVARD

- su.ilssILLE, March s.--weavcr.
- <. .eked his oath consecutive goal
ka,s'fs College New Years day.
m 80 Nat the Praying" eleven
|hr ss'n victory over Harvard this
~. RED wants to coach after fin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
SAME on
SECOND TEAM
"HOCE" EARNS
LETTERS

COLUMBUS. O.. March s,---Huxe"
Workman. seasons boat forward
pa~s~r on the gr!dircn. viii win three
letters this year. lie has won them
In football and basketball Hes such
a good baseball pitcher the Reds
want him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
RED sox OPEN CAMP

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March g.
Twenty seven Boston Red Sox play
erx were here today to begin their
sprin gtraining.
Manager Hugh Duffy probably viii
start the batterynen off today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
PL.yERs TO SENATOR'S

CHICAGO. March s.--Playcrs NIL.
Ter and Brottcn. formerly Of the Lit.
tie Rock club. ~ho had been claimed
By both Washington and Pittsburg.
were awarded 10 the Senators In a
decision byNJudre X NJ. lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

Morris. left wing; Skinner,
right wing: Dunderdale and
w. Loughlin. utility.
On his first team three men are
placed In positions other than they
played In most Of the season, and
ON the SECOND squad two men are
placed out Of position.
JOHNSON STARS
AT ROVER
Moose" johnson didn't start 10
play the brand OF hockey that has
stamped him a. one OF the aces of
the season until he was nhifted from
defense TO rover. lie has played that
position on The Victoria club most
OF the season.
Frank Foysson would make a great
left wing for the forward limo. but
tho blonde wizard has played all but
one or two games a. center for the
local club.
The same goes for Jack Adams.
the Vancouver center. lie IL placed
at right wing while no has been
playing ccntor.
SAME on
SECOND TEAM
on the second team Bernie Morris
is placed al left wing. when he hasn'i
played a game on that side OF the ics
all year. lie has played right wing
and center for the local forces AL
season.
And Jim Riley. who hasn't played
at center at all on the Seattle team.
IL given the center berth on Ions
second team.
It's all right. undoubtedly. 20 place
one or two men on q mythical team
out Of position to make a stronger
combination. but 10 SHIFT five men
seems like it's being carried . Bit
too TAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March s.
Harry Bramer. Pacific coast bantam.
won from Dick Griffin Of Fort Worth
here last night In the sixth round OF
. scheduled clght.round fight Griffin
waa disqualified 70 Uniting low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

TOLEDO, March s.--Roger Bres-
nahan expects something good OF
Harry Mason. an Eau Claire. Wis.
recruit. Mason has never played In
organized ball. Everett Scott Of the
Red Sox. says the hid is wonder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
VANS AND
NETS IN
PUCK
PLAYOFF

VANCOUVER H. c. March a..
Vancouver cinched a place in the
playoff for the coast hockey title for
Seattle here hast night by defeating
Victoria. s to O. Evsn n Seattle
snscs to Vancouver In Seattle Wed.
ncsday and Victoria beats VANCOUVER
In Victoria Friday. the victorians
could no, even Tie the Seattle team
for SECOND place.
Last nights game was a rous for
tho Vancouver team. the home club
snAxgins five goals. while their do
fense shut out the visitors. Duncan.
defense man. MAS the star for the
winnerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
MCDONALD SOLD

WICHITA FALLS. Texas, March
s--Manager Saim Of the Spudders
today announced acquisition OF Tex
Mcdonald from Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08
BALDWIN
TRADED
FOR
BROWN

IL Il hisEifEh
has s~uns
IN er nassoaii
deal Tor inc &c
attic ciu o ulat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

80 that he had last year, but
I. IA club couldn't see It's way
-, 70 pay him that Brown. who
4. ses n the most effective pitch
N the Cast league two years
I. hsd a bad season last year
~ he Angels and he cravcd a
's.ssS II he pitches anywhere
q, IN sane class Of bali that he
a ,xs wars ago he ought to be
rnper with the local tribe.
=, renins Of Brown means that
m probably take care Of most
8 a. scu,hpaw hurting for the
=, ,sarn. Ernie Schorr hasn't
.-,>a vet. and noeody's going TO
- their heads off n he decent
~ Brown lined up
~ addition Of Brown gives the
a,s,,n club pitching starr that
Z a ! ar with the powerful az
,,sr,spu Of tcsscrs signed BY the
ysn1a Tigers.
Nnuir won't be- missed ~ Seat.
4, - Tub Spencer and Jack
shm % take nre Of the catch
hs vek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08


Lincoln high eohoofs crack basket
ball five IL facing a tough game this
afternoon when the Raiisplitters
tangle with the Franklin five In the
franklin gym.
The Lincoln squad is tied with
Queen Anne for the league leader
ship. and they must win today TO
keep step with the leaders.
The Franklin team has been I'M
proving right along and they figure
10 give Lincoln a stiff game on their
own floor.
The squads wero scheduled TO line
up as follows:
tAnroia Position Frsnhhn
NOLAN tc) 80. Forward. .------. or-sne
nsssfsrd ...... Forward ......s - thete
u.sksth ....... Center ....... Cole tep
Savage ........ Guard ........ hpo~ies
kuns ......... .buard. ss.sssssss so"s9
Queen Anne also fac~s hard game
today when they meet the Ballard
beavers on the ballard floor. TIL.
Ballard five just did bow before Lin
coin last week by a s3-si count.
Tho team viii line up a. follows;
ou.~r Anne Position nsl'sra
Trumbun 49,. .ror~srd..... ". Duncan
uanism $500. Forvard. ...s..sss shaw
Douglas ... .csn,er, .......s WAihy
sxa-iiistad or 80. Guard. ...--. q. Duncan
Mccarthy
Tanner $500. Guard. ......-.. icwrv
Broadway's five viii try 20 break
a hoodoo today when they play W@st
Seattle al West Seattle. For the first
time In years the broadway Tigers
have lost four games away from
home. Lincoln. Franklin. Queen
Anne and Ballard took them down
the tine in turn. The Tigers have
Cleaned up on their home floor. how.
ever. The dope says they should
beat the Indians today. but there's
always chance that they viii be
nourd out again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

Dm Cunningham. who pastimed
b he Seattle eutfie.d. 10 duo for .
ehanss unless he shows lot more
his yer than Ne aid last. with q
breath Of oufnAn material On hand
\ ssnuD rather odd that Bin
shouli fne1t on bsinR holdouf-
We IN tAink that Cunningham u
nie1ty GOD player. but be has
Desn playing In Seattle too long. A
saanse x scene would do him good
ond he may be shifted 10 some
eth<r club before long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

FIRM perfcd--t. vAnenuver. salna~r
tro-s Duncan. fs..
Srcond rsrief 49, ?. ysnesav-r Geek
frvr Durran. tits
Thlrd p~rloa--s Vancouver rwnrsn
sss = Vancouver. Harsts frern J. AaAzna.
ft.fs. 5. vsseeuvss. J. As2ma la
ssh~ssfutisus
rfrxs p~rscd--Nens
S>cord prccd--ronA
Third parted --vancesv~~. ~. A<4uges ~
simmer; Exinn~r for w. Adams D~ar~~a
for MAskAE ustssaA q xsskang for
yehnsSn.
Penaltfen--xo@A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

1|nny smith. recently OF Ctncin-
sas1 srd more recently Of Indian
apsin. wants lot more jack before
IL dps ani he also wants the 10
q rela-e clause eliminated from
Ii pap-rx The local club ism,
vusynx a great deal whether he
un o. not because they have
rufy cf trading material on hand
3 souin q shortstop IL Smith
Rhks BE- can make more noncy
Eng somssnipg else besides play.
~ haseeAll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

Prey Mccarthy has Just about
bs1 W his umplres for tho Coast
ngue season Lord Byron. perle
ns<y. Ed Finney. Ted MeGrcw.
"a Easou. Jimmy Toman and Billy
gayk arr the men counted upon.
- means that another man must
= hgnsd- There has been some
~ nat Eason may quit unpiring
- nat Illness may keep Phyte off
- 4Anond at the start OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-08

tsa.rary to rspc~ss which proved
! I, sonswhat premature. "Brick"
x,k~d ssaft;<s leading cutfieid~r
~ ssason. hasn't signed yet. lie
- Men ogY<rsd an increase In sal
- ever Ast yrar and It's thought
~ he demon slugxer OF the 1890
~. Kan win align on the dotted
- vi1h:n the next few hourA