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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrsninai--Pier A-~4tr Bay
state Pier R-a,r FuHhimi Maru.
Bell Street Tsruirai--u s. e. q. unaigs.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminal--stf Ad-
mirAi Watson
Pier fs-str Wnksna
Pier Motorship coolcha.
pier g--str West Jeasup.
Pier f--Str Everett
Pier z--str jefferson. str Victoria.
pier A-Bfr Queen.
linton Pacific D0ck-str ManukaI, str
". A. bnckenbseh.
Pacific Engineering works-u =. O. O
Algonquin.
u. 8 Shipping BOARD Mooringa Str cross
Keys. str Delight, str Deirosa. str
Iconium. str Meiroee. str West Hart
land. str Lubrico str Anna p Morse.
str siivsrado, str WaiinRford. str
West Cahokfa. str Western Knight
str West iHon. str west Lewark.
Connecticut Street Tcrminal-str Mont
Cervin.
stacy Street TerminaI--U. 8. s. Burnside.
T. \ =. Dailwood.
Eas, waterway Dock 4 Warehouse Co.
Str Helm Aaru
Todd Drydocks--Ship Chiilicoths, bktn
Forest Friend.
Puget Sound Bridge A. Dredging CO.
Str Patterson.
Arnes Yard--a,r Roosevelt
West Seattle Elevator usuri Maru.
Hefferuan Dock-str Redondo. str "a.
mlral Rodman.
West seattle Training statlon--u. =. y.
Eagle No 81.
BtreRfn-- Bktn Forest Pride
Winslov Marine Raiiuay4-str Morning
Star. str Griffdu. q. y O. g. Surveyor,
barge Coauitlam City barge Henry
Willard. barge ). G. Potter. barge
Criticism. schr Meteor. sohr J. w elise.
bark Belfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

nosoysky, Mas. 1000 Yealer way
Mesioker John. aose i7th ave. boy
BAKER Clement Erwin. ii53 Aufofa
rlsld Louis Thomas. ibs Lynn st.
Mosler. Harry. ta2s Yeslar way. girl
iielozefkoVsky. Peter. fzl iTth ave
Kjorsvik. Melvin. zssS W. eist a.
Pugh. Edward John. $50 10th ave
~. girl
EDDY. William Dane. 1870 Meiroas
wilkins. William Alien. ssI Maiden
Kennsdy. William Frederick. az
2tst ave. girl
Larson. Leonard O.. 1909 " ssth st.
White. John I,ober, ooldie, STA ism
Ota, Toxic, 1910 King At. girl
Maiek. kaiman Henry. 1919 Seventh
.iana. Emiei Is W. pravus 81. girl
Mitchell, Albert l.. tS7e Ssth ave
Hesm. Louis r.. .sis soth ave. w.
stone, Samuel. ga, 2sth ave. W.,
Penis. sergt John william. sss7 s'th
Parent Joseph c. i.is W. ssro st,
Rodewaid. John. ssss Oak ave. boy
iianscofu. John Charles. zie i7th
ave. =. boy,
Barrett Joseph. 1917 First ave. W.
boy.
Brown, warren orstto. 7is Roanoke
st. boy
Mccartsf. Lawrence o.. roc summit
ave. ~, boy.
Fletcher. Cyrus Dan. Bitter Lake
boy
Horton. Raymond Roger. eze oiym-
I.a,hsi. GORDON pemit s.Os ssnd ave
Bradley 80, lisr'Fam- 'oos cssead''
Fisher. barnett. 1910 bellevue ct.
Gray. John Lander. soob 4. unior
st. boy.
Kelley. William A.. 7u ~ roth at.
Sargent. crorlsr q. iaa Edgar st.
boy
ALRIGHT william. .sss 10Th ave. n
sutherland. Charles X. 77os i7th
ave ~ w. twin girls
McGrsFor. John A.. ssss tsth ave
psnee' sohsi. 7ss Washington st
osino. Miro. sos Pifth ave. &. boy
Lamb. Joseph, Port Angeles. boy.
Livingstone. John. aooi y. ssth st.
Daaasn. John Harold. asis sird ave
Ps".o. Albert John. ;ss 's,h ave 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Merchant Bank of
Canada Is Sold Out

MONTREAL Quebec. Dec. iI.-Th-
biggest financial story heard In Can
ada In ten years came yesterday. IN
an announcement Of the pending alb
scrption OF the Merchants bank. or
CAnasa. BY the Bank OF Montreal.
A statement issued by the general
manager OF the Merchants bank
stated that. following an cxamina.
ticr Of the books. Il had been found
that the rest fund had been seriously
Impaired. and II had been decfied 20
sell out 10 the Bank OF Montreal.
The Merchants hank has capital
y $40. 600 goo. and the reserve Is sup.
posed to have been about the same
amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

A mans brain attains it's maxi
mum weight at the age of 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Bureau Of
Missing
Relatives

~ ssss isvts~s us reader. To use TN.
GeUngen<ss - Al aid In finding nai>-iak
sploe1vs - fv>~saa The department. "
= =. z r-rs..':s ,s ss "ss s,s ss,. s'ss
srSsnAs sr~ wis>snG sr~ invited 10 repcvs
~ 1Ann0penrAac~ dtreesty 10 The star.
upoAess Who may knew the ~h~r~st,oufs
~ ppv~.as rs~asse.ed In this column s-
~ eess. osh>v sewspsv>ss are tashed
- geVre1see sseh items vii Interest
- cun1ssisies.
JAMES FAIR--Las, heard Of in
Seattle about 1908. James Fair il
sought BY Harry Ward. isth ave. and
broad st.. Mount Vernon. Wash. Fair
wns known to be working on a ship
out Of Seattle. IS
SEEMS PARENTS was sup.
posed to be born in Marion. Ind.
March 3. 1872" writes sherman
Tvshley. general delivery. Seattle.
NY mother left me at the orphans
home there at the age OF ak months.
and since then I have not seen my
mother or father either. nor do
know Of their whereabouts"
RICHARD r. WELFARE Rich.
ard Everett Welfare. IL. has been
missing from his home at crecaoie
for two weeks. He ran away with
a boy ehum. The chum returned.
but Richard did not. and was last
reported seen near Riverside. Hs
wore . brown coat and blue shirt
ana ran Notify Or Welfare al
EpIer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
AVER PLANS TO
ATTEND MEET

Prof. LEeallc J. Aver, chairman of
the faculty committee on athletics al
the university. will leave soon TO at,
tend the ninth annual convention Of
the National intercollegiate Athletic
association at New York. December
20. 20 and 30
While In the East Prof. Aver win
investigate the athletic systems IN
use In the Eastern and Middle West
ern colleges. That he will make no
attempt 10 schedule an East West
game for Washington IL Understood
Lack OF financial support from -
students and Seattle fans indicates
that no more International games
will be arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Grain MARKET
DEMAND DULL

CHICAGO. Dee iT.~There was no
marked heavy seiitinE ON the Chi
raEo board cf trad. today. but the
demand was not sufficient 10 absorb
the small offerings Receipts were
small Predictions ~ colder weather
auHed some buying ~ corn. Trade
in ats WAS narrow and featureieAa
Provisions were higher.
December what opened unchanged
Of t1.03A and closed off &c. May
opened or Ac at sitsA and closed
down &c. July opened off ac at
81 oz y. and closed up NC
December corn. after upnninE off
&c at sshc. was unchangsd al the
ciohe MAY opened up Nc AZ AHt G,
aud closed down NC. July opened
unchanged at stAc and eiosed off
Ne.
December oats opened unchanged
at save and closed up ar May
oats opened unchanged nf asr and
eioacd up he July opened off &c
al Ss,4c and closed up Nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Centres Stars
Getting a Bit
Temperamental

Centre college IL getting con
siderable advertising thru their
pickering over whom they are 10
play next They play San Diego
on December % The latest is
that Arizona. football champions
of the Southwest. will play Centre.
The San Diego football authorities
have announced that this selection
ls definite and final" AithO cali
fornia, Stanford and 4 r q. are
All quite far south and somewhat
20 the westward. Arizona can be
Southwest champions" since
they haid il finf. Let uH hope
that the principals for the game
are settled on. and that the next
wire won't bring the news that
Centre will play the Red ca
Ark. Correspondence seminary's
football team, champions Of the
Southeast by South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
FLOOD VICTIM
BEING SOUGHT
Foul Play Feared in Case OF
Aged Darlington Man

rcarlng possible foul play. the
shcriffs office and police were
searehing Saturday for A. l. An
drcws. IS. last seen when he started
for seattle from his home at Earling'
ton. last Tuesday.
Andrews. according 20 l.. Z. Wal
tiers. sose stroud ave. Seattle. was
forced out OF his home by the rising
flocd waters Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Andrews had preceded him 10 the
Walters home. where she Is now
staying.
The missing man Is said TO have
locked up the house and departed
carrying his cash box under his arm.
Andrews Is described at five feet,
eight inches tall. weight iSo pounds
with mixed gray hair and short mus
tAche.
There had been no family trouble
and no reason Is known for his dts
appearing voluntarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
SATt an ~
asGs -

FIRST nah Tide
eftt a ma iaN e.
ttf~t lew Tide
n II u M as a.
~eeensi tiiEh Tide
t@s y IA iie a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Wall Street Quiet
in Opening Trading

- WALL srnEnT JounEAi tiNANctAi nnEVi,hM ~. tt.,
today The pcoH le chansed
front last
showed
Retail stores
showed The effect Of
prof
rhe
a
ndustriai by the
rallied well eA'hA'"
snetng sudebaken 81
on ~ n a. of noya putgh In
closing prices included 4 or y o!s q up
locomotive. Petroleum y OF
Pacific OF iss 90 ksphalt ess or s'udbskr M 9P III
s las 7s, N
-.
sTes msysF y ~ N Hss'ss n ss 1 se arr Rs,a
v.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
.STRINGER SUIT
WILL GO AHEAD

mer King county sheriff, and his
surety company. to civil proceedings
in which the'eounty seeks 10 recover
nearly 5000 received by Siringer
for the care 81 federal prisoners.
were ovcrruled Saturday by Superior
Judge Calvin 8. Han,
Charges Of grand larceny against
Stringcr. growing out OF the same
transactions. were disposed Of re.
Gently when Superior Judge a. w
Frater directed verdict In favor OF
the defendant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Arrivals and Departures


u~e iT--str ftiaa from MsHils va
HouekonK. Hbalxnat kobs ard foke-
hama. at noon. ar Jsau Nafu from
Vancouxsr via rscama. AZ m. De
is--sgr Everett freta nan Diego Via tAn
Pedro ard san FrsneA3ro. AZ 70 p N. sir
NuGiitro fFcm san FRANCHISE Via wtn~.
los. at $50 .. "a str Admiral Aeedfieh
from Vancouver via HsiiieEhafa and
Everett. At IA. ar Fuahlmi Asru
from uoagkons Via Shanghai. kobs. to-
kohannA and Victoria. a. liiA y. m afr
waiter A f.ucksnsaeh from Ns~ lefA
VIA phttadwlphia. balboa. San FedFol san
FrAnri4ca and Portland. ~ u str
Alamsd4 from southeastern via south.
eastern Alaska. az 10 .. m stf Ftssi-
dent from Tacoma. At si1e ,. m
sailed
Dec tT--Rtr Pre4ldsnt for aan Psaro
via san Francisco and Nictofiz. AZ ~ a
m, SER Admiral watson for southwestern
Via Aonth<aAtssu Alaska. ~ 10 a "a Dee
i&-~sgr kenkoa Mars for kot-s VA Yoke
hama. at SIS . m ST. Minussetaa for
HAMBURG via Vancouver. san ffaacteco.
san Pedro. cfts,shat t4serpoot t-andon
and antwerp. At ssts o N. sv rpki~a
MAru for Tacoma. At noon. str Alameda
for Taworna. at ks1e . m str Forrest
kinx for san Diego via San Peafp. A.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Tourist Bureau to
Supply Free Cuts

Cuts advertising the Northwest as
the Summer Playground of Amer
ica." are being prepared by the
Pacific Northwest Tourist assocla-
ton. and will be supplied without
cost 10 clubs. lodges and business
firms TO be used In printing their
stationery. In this way the North.
west viii be advertised thruout the
world for its climate. scenery. fish
ing and good roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Hsvre--D~c. I1-~Arrivsd. str Esehsdsjk
from seattle.
MAHchrsfsf--b-r IL sailed. str Man.
chssfsF spinner for North Pacific ports.
HohxkonG--D Dec tt-Arrivsd. afr Tn
aar.as from seattle
aaaiis Dee. is-saiisd. str West ivan
for seattle.
Crtst8hai--D Dec. is-~Arriysd. str Robin
Csocdfsiiaw from s~attic.
Aan Pssiro~=pes ts@Saiief str AtTara-
% for SEATTLE ssr Steel scafafer for -.
sttle.
San Franefacoa De- fs--Arrtve<t. str
lyman Stewart from seattle str Admiral
Farraxut from seattle. ~ noon, Sailed.
str p@rblsy for seattle. AZ . m str
Io1an for Seattle. at a. m. ctr Enam
~ cramp for seattle. AZ ! .. m
TaeenA--Der. iT--Arrived. afr juneau
from Southeastern via Houtheastsrn
Alaska at m str MandaAan Marp
from seattle. a. a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Spud Murphy Asks
for Prison Parole

SAN QUENTIN PEFITENTIARY,
Cal, Dec. 1.-THE case OF Edmond
tSppd) Murphy, San Francisco pugil
list, serving long prison term here
as a result Of his conviction In the
so-called Howard street gang" pros
ec1tions. may come before todays
session OF the state parole board
The board will meet here this after.
noon to consider "A number Of cases
Murphy has made application for
parole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
tsafsrd.y's Qsstsfisssl
gusu tshsa By A. n. Msnnssa . O.
Wattex Nstsf noIfatea


fFatsftefs aa~satt~asF
nsx~-lsscelpis. see Narsst Tee high.
er Top. fzsss taiA " ssiss. tt4te
tsfe. heavy weight tskeWste ms-
dlum ~slxhs. tssswf Hast wstsnt.
$3.50 T.5e. light uKhs.. o; zoo ~
heavy packing seus. o. seoste pack.
tns ss~s Fpaxh. Ssstnbttg piss. o. a.
eta
tsftis--tlar~tpss t.e9o Market steady
Choice and prime. tAs8Mtt. ntsstiufn
and good. Is tse So eufwFuon. " ~ y
~ ~ good and choice. - tt8ti eofas
men and nedteua. ftt4utsA butchsr
cattle and hsifera o. tee t1e re~s
t1ssVsss. bulls. tfssasfs. eAnnsrs
sud cutters. cess and hs4fsfa. tseyU
fst3. cann~r steers ssssufft veal
calves. tTto0tt. feeder ssesfs. tteT.
sfeTknr stsrfs. ttf30sse. storkpr
ee~s and hsifeFs. tt01
.hs~r--ttpe.ipks i.ess. Market steady
lambs. ts1ssia 50. ismhs. call and
eemmoo. tfstae resftios ~ethrrr.
sEgs. e-es tfns4s. cult 10 cofaniou
ssss ~ te0Efs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
ursrrRt,S IN row

Declining the aid OF the united
States coast guard cutter Snohomlsh'
the disabled bark Hcspcrian OF The
Rolph Navigation s Coal Co. OF san
Francisco. Is proceeding TO Tacoma,
hcs original destination, In tow OF
the Carey Davis tug Tyec The Hes
perlan. which was reported dismast
ed and In distress. Is not believed
to bc as badly damaged as first re.
ported. and IL expected 20 undergo
repairs aud take on a cargo OF lum'
Der for South Africa at the Column
hta Ftkpr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Reported by Wireless


Dec. is-Htr wss; Jester. Tacoma fer
KOBE. s.sSi miles from Cape Fiattsry Al
.. m. str krtchikan. CordovR for Ss-
atfis. 50 miles weat Of Cape spencer at
.. m. str Pores, King. Seattle FOR sau
Diego. f3e miles from Rsattdis - : o. M
su Rainier. san francisco for Beiiink
ham. fst miles from HeiiiuEhRm a. y
m. str Admiral Dewey. Han Francisco foi
Seattle. ssS miles from Seattle at p. M
str West HAven Tacoma for Han FrRn.
cisco. s2i miles from San Francisco a.
D. m. str wheatiand Montana. Seattle
Tor Yokohama. asa miles from seattle Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
HARRY CASEY
WINS BY K. O,

Harry Casey and BOY McCassiin
won their bouts at the EIks' smoker
nj Bremcrton last night Casey kay.
ocd Sailor Jimmie Dundee in the
main event. while Mccasslin won a
decision over the tough Wild man.
Soldier Woods. Joe I>aasalr eopped a
decision from Army Daley. and
Tommy webb beat Harry Tarscb.
field In the opener.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Colorado Prepares
to Handle Tourists

Camp, road and shelter improve
ments totaiing 100000 are In con.
temptation for the greater comfort
OF travellers TO colorsdo's national
and municipal parks and forests in
i922. Denver and 20 other CITIES will
spend 's225 900 on auto park facilities.
according to adviccs coming TO tho
tourist bureau OF the Denver Civic
and Commercial association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Foreign Money Status

trfidsy's Quststtee-b
Furnished by a. ~, Manning a Go.
lIs.lInr Ilnlxl llnllllnI

FRIDAYS Qustsftsnsg
Furnished By T. ~ 8srnirg q &c.
better Hotel Bssidiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
COASTERS MAY
BECOME MAJORS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. iT.--ff
major leagues insist on enforcement
OF the draft rules. the Pacific Coast
Baseball league next year will apply
10 Commissioner X. NJ. Lands. Of or.
ganixed baseball. for recognition as a
third major league. according TO DIT.
Charles ". sirub. president OF the
San Francisco Coast league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Eight Are Arrested
in Gambling Raid

A police raid ON sss king A. Fri.
day night led eight men to the city
jaii and a complete gambling OUTFIT
was seized. All Fook. said TO have
teen conducting the place. was re.
leased on $3.50 bail J. Mclaughlin.
gcorge Riley. -, Pearson. J. Miller.
W. Hargrave. Cashmere zap and
James Wilson were released on $40
bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
SCHMIDT COPS
ASSIST MARK

Waiter schmidt. PittsbUfg back.
stop. threw out more men attempting
90 steal than any other catcher ia
the National league. gArnering i2o
assists In III games. C'Eesn. -f3dA~
ton. was three assirts behind the
Pirate catcher. but his average In
higher. as he caught In 10 less
frames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Public Markets


SANITARY
stall it3 pure cane sugar. fbs. &c. Z
-. csc .carn2fion milk. loo can. Royal
white sosp. bars ace. crystal white
ing powder. sSc NJ. fbs. ,9c. lbs
ti.s. Crescent Cream coffee. Sc n. ,
ma Ills stalls 1t-Es-1T. bs1es
senrehiight matches. esc. NJ. Tree tea.
csc; ~ J. d. coffee. sse. tiiS. tixe.
BtAI1s 1e9-f0S, ms fresh roasted cot
fee. 5sc. cottage cheese. Ice 70. ba
dried prunes. use; ms seeded rAisins
5sc. . cans assorted vegetables. sse. stall
1898. fancy Swiss cheese. t5c n. stall 2.
Circle W lard. fos zsc. sausage and
hAmburssr. ns- 2se: fancy sugar cured
ECONOMY
gsaIl ss, pure American cane sugar.
ma ace . ms CSC. stall 81. caruation
milk. Ice can stall -. y bs. soc
coffee. see. stalls s7-ss-ss. GhirardsIifs
chocolate. IN. can can z7c. s-fb. can
sec: Temtor sorghum. zoe can lie. s-fb.
pail tsc. 5-Ib. can Auto Club coffee. xsc !.
Z ms. fine eibo~ cut maearoni, E5e: .
.. corn or gloss starch. ssc.
PIKE PLACE
Stall Is. best cane sugar. ms &c. =
ne. <se. STAN ID, pure fresh milk. Dc
ct Stall 81. Bordens or C4ruation milk.
Ave can. stxL ~. zoe can Del Monte
corn. for Ssc. Iowa sweet corn, cans
Gee. pop corn. ms. 25c. best bulk
cocoa roe NJ. Del Monte peaches or
sprteots Use cans for iss stall
syrup. 5-fb. tin. csc. Federal or Co
operative milk. loo can.
SOUTH END
Stall -. butter. soc NJ. eyes. sac dor +.
cream cheese. &c ~. stall 80. potato
salad. zoe pit clipped beef soc NJ pork
pies. for 9sc. Stall l. bread &c and
fsr lnafs Fruit rake re n, tavef cake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
CHAPLIN'S BID
EXPECTED SOON

The iates, offer TO buy the Boston
Red sox has come from Fred Stone.
says New York wire. Seems a
case Of much ado about nothing
VIII Rogers Is also comedian, but
he thinks up his own jokes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
EuslIIMA ARRIVES

With general cargo, including a
IS. GOO 900 consignment % silk. the
Nippon Nurcn kaisha liner fnshlma
docked az the smith Cove terminal
Friday night. The passenger list.
numbering iSs. included the rnivcr'
sisy OF Washington baseball team. re-
turning from a tour u Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
r-----z--a -
ZBYSZKO SACKS
A POT OF GOLD

staniHlaus Zytszko. champ heavy
weight wrestler. has made over 1900
900 in his % years Of professional
graphing. stan IL prudent. and N
reported 20 have sacked away about
half OF this sum. which makes him
one OF the weaIthiest athletes In the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
TENDER WINS
OVER FRIEDMAN

NEW YORK. Dec f7.--Lew Tend.
Ter. Philadelphia lightweight. won
the Judges decision owes Sailor
Friedman. Chicago. after is-round
bou, here last night. Friedman was
dropped four times in the second
round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
CENTRE TEAM
ON WAY OUT

DANV1LLE. KY. Dec. 17.--Ths
Centre College football team en-.
trained last nigh, for San Diego. Cal.
where II will play the University Of
Arizona In an invitationai game on
December rs The squad Is in good
shape. according 10 the coaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
MAJORS AFTER
COLLEGE MEN

Major league managers have their
eyes on stuart and Huffman. OF
Ohio state university. Both are star
football players, as well as baseball
men. Huffman graduates In Jul
and may take a shot at professional
ball. He Is a catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
BIG MINORS
INDEPENDENT

Failure Of the big minors 10 be
Included In the draft kept the ma
jorn from taking a chance on many
a promising player. The magnates
were willing TO pay the draft price.
bu, not the fancy sums lot OF
minor league owners demanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
ntrTnIE GETS MILLION

Claims OF the ] y. pushie snip
building CO. against the shipping
board have been settled with a iudE
ment of more than si.Ooo,o00 to the
puthle concern, according 20 Wash
tngton dispatches Judge W H.
nogls. representing Jtf. puthie, has
left the capital for seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
SHOULD WATCH
BENNY KAUFF

Lack OF color has kept George
Burns recently traded by the New
York Giants TO Cincinnati, from bo-
ing one Of the most-tslked-of players
In the game. Burns does his work
In such a quiet fashion tina, ne sci.
dom attracts attention.
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DEATHS

Anne ave.
Abbott. William J., "a, 1914 Firth av
Long. Harriet II. es. 1TOo Fourth av,
Reynolds. Agnes. IS. io5 i1th ave. ~
Roller. Pauline. tsos Director ST.
wheat. Alvca ~. ~. si5 2tth ave N
Walkfn. Frank. ~. to2b lAtona ave
Graham. Robert, So. sssT 3sth ave.
r. W
conners. David, 90 aTii Mayfair ave
Mclean. Elizabeth Marian. IS. sae
27nd ave
Rergstrom. John. GO. orliiia
Wickersham. Noah w. 80, Sst 10th
ave.
Norman. Anna. IS. e72s Ninth ave.
n w.
Erickson. John. 90. $50 n. sand st
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wusoN.powNEy AGAIN

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. i4.-Bry-
an Downey. Columbus middleweight.
has agreed to meet Champion John
ny Wilson In a return Bout to be
staged In Columbus
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PITT GARDENER
TOPS NATIONAL

Max Carey. pastiming for tho
Pittsburg Pirates. caught more flies
than any other National league out.
fielder. hooking 43i lofts In i3s
games. "Cy" Williams. OF the lowiy
Phiiiics, was second. with $50
snags.
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steady c6oses steers. ~ .te8fi fair 20
good steers. tsssufta. eheire eors
and h~ifsrs. tsA $50 Gamers. si1Eu
81 bulls. ttfkus. calves. ts8g
Hsx.-Necsipt.. an. Market steady
Prime tnissd. ttWtss hessto=. o. $50
IT'S. pigs. ttat1s.
she~p-Hse.ipfa SEE. Market steady
Esst Of mountsin iamh.. IAse0s val.
isy lambs. tsssSh. Yeariiugs. ts0s.
wssh.rr. ts8s. s~ss. YES.
Entt~s--ttr N.
the~~~---9s - acc ~
tEr~-sf y Sc asE
Hens--fT q sc ~
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DIVORCES GRANTED

IAufenNon, LyIIa from WIIIian,
burke. Marie from Myron G.
Henson. Neva from LEO.
Vine. Edward J. from Maybelle W.
Hoibrook. q. " from Lucille Adams.
Jonsa. Ruth from Daryl.
Hoynton. Nellie 1. from William q.
Wives. Margaret HiEuera from Joe
HgEuera,
Me Nnghiry. Esther from william.
tiurke, Eiva ~ from " J.
Wells. Hildah from Edward.
Eidner. lsratcr from cArfie.
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BOY HOLDS $50
YARD ICE MARK

Six skating champions and one
worlds record are the results Of six
years of skating by Joe Moore. a
New York boy OF 10. His recorat -
the halfmile mark OF LII IS.
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TAroOsH LELAND. pee. IT, A. "
barometer failing clear. Wind east. u
miles an hour PASSED IN. ar hstHlsF. Fl
A. M Passed cot. a steamer rsohAi
bly, tn~ Forrest kiak. a. = ~ a steam,
~ resembling the Charlie wtann. ~
a. r,.s a t~o-mAst steam schooner. -
a N thFes-nast steam schooner. =.
a NJ
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CASEYS WERE
ACTIVE GANG

Notre Dame was certainly busy
eleven last season. Coach Rocknc's
team played eleven games and ser
iously thought OF taking a trip TO
the coast.