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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
DRESSMAKING
SEWING MACHINES
LEGAL NOTICE

-
state of New Mexico. County OF
Bernalillo, in the District Court
Pauline Brandt, PLAINTIFF. vs. De-
litz Brandt, Defendant. 49,
TO the Above Named Defendant:
you are hereby notified that a
suit has been filed against you IN
the said Court and County by the
above named plaintiff. in which the
eoid plaintiff prays for Absolute
Decree of Divorce on the GROUNDS
of abandonment, cruel and inhu-
man treatment. And you are turin
or notified that unless you enter OF
cause to be entered your appear
ance in said cause on or before me
bth day of August, A. d, 1871,
Judgment will be rendered In salG
cause against you by default ana
the relief prayed for Will DC
granted. -,ut,4s,s of.
The name Of the plaintitfs at.
+ornev is John Lehner, whose posi-
office address is Albuquerque
N. M, nnor1orT
(oeal' Clerk
nv HARRY F. LEE. Deputy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
FOR RENT-Dwellings

TON NLlN - WGhhA6S
ron RENf~fGrnis6eG six-fo0m house
for summer SIS North Fifth.
For KENT-slx-room furnished mouse;
part or all 419 West santa re.
FOR RENT-Four-room furnished house
modern; no sick. Apply 2OS south
Edith. ----
FOR RENT-six-room modern furnished
house; no sick. 1ll7 West Kent one
block west Robinson park.
FOR RENT-One-room furnished cottage
with sleeping porch. Phone 2lS5-h'
or call 1908 East Copper.
FOR RENT-Modern unfinished five
room house and garage; property not
for sale. 1919 Forester.
FOR RENT-My beautiful home, fur
rIshed or unfurnished; fine location
at bargain ZOE North Firth.
iFOR RENT-Eigh t-room modern house.
J large sleeping porch. COS West Silver
Apply TIA West Gold, - to p m:
tFOR RENT-Furnished, one room and
kltchenette; city water; in the high
| lands 1910 South Elm, phone 2l29-W.
| FOR RENT-Modern three, 4, 5-room
apartments, furnished: also some
houses w. II, McMillion, 2O6 West
| Gold,
FOR RENT-Two modern cottages, fur
| nished; two rooms, glassed-in sleep
| ing porch; on car line. Apply 1922 South
Edith.
FOR RENT--M0dern two-room furnished
house with two sleeping porches, $50
| per month; no children. Apply 7O6 East
Santa Fe,
FOR RENT-Modern five-room home,
| completely furnished, large shady yard,
chicken house and garage, close in; rem
reasonable. 514 North Third.
| FOR RENT-Four-room modern unfur-
| nlshed house with sleeping porch,
three blocks from Central; vacant July
/. Call at City Electric Shoe shop.
IFOR RENT OR LEASE-August l, new,
modern, five-room homo, unfurnlshed;
University Heights; every convenience;
garage. Apply 1923 Columbia avenue, or
phone 15O7-W.
FOR RENT-Five-room brick, modern,
well furnished, gas and steel range,
| front and back screened porches, two
blocks from postoffice. S1S West Lead;
no sick, Inquire 7O3 West Silver:
lFOR RENT-For the summer a remOd-
: eled adobe house of five commodious
rooms at $40 per month Suitable for club
Tor organization. Location, Skyline
Ranch, Tejano canyon. H. B. Hammond,
Box $685. Albuquerque, N NJ.
lFOR TRANSFORMATIONS, completely fur
nshed for housekeeping; steam heat,
hot and cold running water, electric
lights, living room. bed room, sleeping
porch, front porch, bath; located in the
Imost healthful spot of Albuquerque. For
further particulars see DR.. W. 7. Muir
Iphey, of the Murphey Sanatorium.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
PORTALES BASEBALL
TEAM DEFEATS CLOVIS

Especial Correspondence to The oou,nai'
Portales, N. NJ, June 2o.-Clovis
and Portales baseball teams crossed
bats here Friday afternoon, For
tales winning, 10 to g..
The game was well attended,
Portales turned out a-large croWo
to root for the home boys, wniie
the Clovis team was accompanied
by contingent of loyal supporters
7 from the Magic city.
4 The batteries: Portales, Carson
and Langston; Clovis: Victor, Dia-
! mond and Cave.
Farm prospects are very encour-
aeino in th'a section. Recent rains
insure good crops. Grass is plenti-
full and cattle are doing fine.
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FOR SALE-Ranches


FOR SALE OR TRADE-tor city prop
erty, small alfalfa and fruit ranch.
s2.5OO will handle. balance terms. Phone
owner, 2402-J4.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Eighty-acr
ranch; five rooms, fruit trees, garden,
telephone good water. Mrs. Brad Jones.
phone 1730-W.
FOR SALE-small ranch. close to town;
fruit, alfalfa. grapes and truck; farm
tools and stock; good house and barns,
suitable for dairy. Address Ranch, cV9
Journal.
FOR SALE-Eleven acres of choice land
with six acres under cultivation, one
mile from bridge Four-room house and
improvements. CITY Realty Co.. 207 West
Gold. Phone 6s7.
FOR SALE-Or will trade for house in
city. three-acre ranch, on North Arno
street, Santa Barbara; seventy-five fruit
trees, four-room house with sleeping
porch. ]. B. Tru1illo, general delivery,
city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE-Garage, best location IN
town. Phone $40
FOR sALE-soda fountain and coun-
ter to go with 1t, very cheap r
Stamm,
lFOR sALE-Lodging house, seventeen
rooms; good location; good business;
close in; owner going away. 2O9h South
First.
WANTED-To trade oil stock for light
ear, piano or good horse, buggy and
harness. Call after p. m, 1924 North
Second.
IFOR SALE-Moving picture camera
Universal type, good working condl-
ton. six magazines, suitable for adver-
Using or topical work, SITS cash. Hanna
& Hanna, Inc. 405 West Central.
FOR sALE-Half interest in drug store,
located in rich irrigated farming sec
ton in New Mexico; management goes to
buyer; only drug store in town OF l,OoO;
modern in every respect, doing good
business; store will invoice around
5000. 1t will take cash to handle 1t.
Do not reply unless you mean business
Address Drug, care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
WEsTDoTNp@paIly.

Train. Arrive. Depart.
No, 1.-The Scout. 1880 pm $3.50 pm
No. 3-Calif. Limited.10:40 am 1l:lO am
No. Fargo Fast. .11:10 am li:45 am
No. 9--The Navajo. 1910 am lao am
SOUTHBOUND.
No. eel Paso EXP. 1910 pm
No. 27-El Paso Exp. 1850 am
EASTBOUND.
No. 2--The Navajo. 2;l5 pm 2'45 pm
No. 4-Calit Limited $500 pm 5:4O UNI
No, SIS. F. Eight. 7:l5 pm $500 pm
No. 10--The Scout -. 1870 am 1850 am
FROM SOUTH.
No. 2s--From FL Paso 6:S5 pm
No. 30-From Ell Paso 700 am
No. 80 connects at Belen with No. "
for Clovis. Pecos Valley. Kansas City and
Gulf Coast.
No. 90 connects at Belen with No. 81
from Clovis and points east and south
OF Clovis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
LOST

seSS~S~~No-1so1~G- ~>r-T~e~S
flee and Continental Oil company.
Phone 81, or 1859; reward.
LOST-Gpld band speteacles in case and
oil certificate in name of C. #. Cramer; ;
finder notify Guy Grannis. 324 South
Second.
LOST : Alligator handbag, containing
number of letters and papers and other
articles addressed c. H. Taul, Magda-
lena. Return to Bronx Hotel; reward.
LOST-Package containing letter and
three pairs Of silk stockings, one
brown and two black, between Broadway
and Walter; please return to 215 North
Walter
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WAN 7 ED

Somewhere in New Mexico or
Arizona there is a linotype OPP
orator who would like a job
in a modern snop, doing job
printing and publishing week.
ly paper, where working con-
ditions and living are ideal
Union, 44-hour week; $40 per
week. Permanent place for right
man. No. machine. Almost
new. Wire Silver City Inde-
pendent, Silver City, N. M.
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WANTED--Salesmen

VAIL TfNTfNG from s. 70 So per
room; outside painting accordingly;
all work guaranteed. Phone lS42-W, or
call IT'S South Edith Non-union.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21

T. ~
FOR RENT-Furnisheo siX-roOm nous
for summer. SIS North Fifth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICE

FYPEFvRITERs-AIl makes overhauled
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
shine. Albuquerque Typewriter Bx.
change. phone eo3-J. 122 South Fourth
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/, A, HAMMOND
Real Estate.

Real Estate. S24 East Silver
Perhaps we have the very home
you want; or can sell or rent the
one you have. Let US call and
talk 1t over. Phone 1522-R.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
PLAYER HOME PLANNED
FOR CATALINA ISLAND

PASADENA. Cal. March si.--cai.
alma island may BE- the future homo
Of old and enfeebied baseball players
who are unable To support uem.
selves.
II plans discuss~d by VIM wrfg
Icy. Jr.. owner Of tho Chicago Cubs.
and his manager. Johnny Ever~.
while tho Cubs were training at Cat
alma. are brought 10 q head. a prop
o~ition viii be put up TO the national
commission TO arrange for home.
WriEiry. as owner Of tho Island.
will probably be looked 10 To supply
the site for tn. home. The national
commission viii be asked TO set aside
= certain percentage Of the world
series rco~iptA Failing In this. an
effort will - made 10 have AT least
one national benefit day In every
icaxue.
Jack Doyle. famous old fir-s bsse.
man OF tho New York Giants. and
now coach and soou, for the Cubs.
estimates that one such day would
bring In more than 500 900 and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
ROOKIE
Directory
= = =
CHICAGO CUBS

rmoMAs WuE1-&S - fan~ls
s~mi-rfe trom hSnn
rsotp~h ptAt~ 'ses
ALFRED .. totSe-Fsr~
From bsthl~nen. Pa
DON NAertN hHoWS mhssa
Farchss-f from Sgrtnrnsia thsp,
"sonsk .. SAi>hi~- pu,.'- .s, -. :.
chased from Portland IN fsfu,o ee-'
isAxue. Esp-stsa 20 stIek as suahy $50
JOHN u. hEiiEuhs -,
Purchased from 81 jos. No
infieid pasitioas May Lead a. su''t
mAn
hARolD L. IkAruH-snu
furehsssi frvn norfolk "a nss nk"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

such day a year for five years would
supply funds 10 insure the future
Of the institution.
The plan was conceived as . result
Of the news from San Francisco that
Cal Movey. held By many TO be the
actual founder Of the National
league. and who In now an inmate
In a San Franessoo hospital. In scri.
ouriy IN
"Ther. would never be moro than
80 inmates for such a home" said
Everu. and the least the game could
DO would be TO take care OF them
aft~r their usefulness has passed
Many ball players know nothing but
baseball Not all Of them are Ty
cobbs and fellows OF thai kind who
draw big money and know how 20
invest H. Many Of them think only
baseball. AZ well AZ play ~"
Not al ball players would b ad.
mittsd TO the new home. Only those
who have put In q definite number
Of years In the game and have been
recognized In professional e1rcies,
would be given admisfancA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
OTTAWA HAS BIG CHANCE.
FOR PUCK HONORS TONIGHT

Paying undex Eastern rules and
nr-sfins but ope moro victory TO
ciineh ths WORTH hockey cham
pionxhip. the Ottawa Senators have
. mighty flns chance II coping
ne puck houor for the second
straight TINS tonight when they nees
tho Vancouver team In The fourth
ezms of the SERIES a. vaneouvcx.
Ths vSncouves team has BEEN bad
~ veaksnsd b. the io~. u Aifis
thinner and Msckey Machay. two Of
tb~sr specdicss ssarA and they win
70 out on the ice tonight on the short
end OF the betting
The csuter tcs ara wfn b. bat 70
feet tonight ard there yin be but six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Cub Rookie
Hurler Shows
Some Real Control

PASADENA. Cal. March al
Jim Yorke, likely looking Cub
rookie pitcher. has been chatting
about his control--and getting
away with IL.
When the Cub pitchers and
catchers were at Catalina island.
everybody turned out for a noun.
tain hike. Twas n long journey
and the crew got hungry.
A herd Of mountain goats was
sighted and. Yorke sneaked up on
them. pulled baseball out Of his
hip pocket, let 'er ny and caught
the Billie amidships. One "bla"
and the goat passed out
The crew skinned II and made
fr1cassee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
TRIBE ENDS
TRAINING
AT POMONA

POMONA. March sf.-The n.
washes stayed their farewell work.
out Tuesday. and . Koodiy crowd
was on hand 70 gfve thcm the fare
wetl mitt
They put IN . CAST play between
rTvrs and Colts and II ended In
the TgvrS favor. 10 Z.
The boys SHOWED what thcy IN
tsnd 10 DO when they open the
frac~s next vcek and. According
To puks Kcnworthy. should &c,
away 10 a flying start
Tho gang pulled their stakes for
los Angeles but not untf1 they
took . last slant sf tho orange
groves. Rod Murphy proved to be-
tho champ orange cater Of the out.
m and tears filled his eyes a.
b saw his beloved grove fade
away.
According 20 Fred Rivers, the
team should mop mp. He mys
their condition b splendid Kopccks
Just beams when no Il asked about
the gang's condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
Boxing Is
Being Boosted
in Illinois

CHICAGO. March IL. - The
beard Of commissioners OF Cook
county has joined those in favor
OF boring In Illinois.
A resolution rcc~ntfy paased
says that 'the experiences OF war
demonstrated the great benefits
derived by the young men OF our
country. thru properly regulated
boxing and that In tlmes OF
peace every incentive should be
given 20 encourage the physical.
mental and moral well being Of
our young men,
A copy has bern sent to the
Legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

aas Yvunr1ses b - . hsA ~ -
ptt~h~s~. Ths bral mound ma
hssent rsusd~d ints shape vesy fn~t-
A. the prpSews tias Sshnsy Coach
sd s.sn Lrvfs srs the easy regussn
rv~dy for the ep~sing Of the ~eassA
ne spsiding 0side sc1cAAs su,.s hr
the s~son. YIN bs - SAVE ~ ne local
spaiding store on April .. The rvccrd
book Zoe the isso season v en- sale nov.
Ysung uAnAasserN. n~v IAo An
gskss third nnAsr. p1A1 - . peae
ss&rh ovurugs ID H. We.seyu teaguo
hHSs y~ns. hafknG TIE a0xtrs4 To- .
- n.nsH- IL fIaaAeA - . .Sa1 nnsA
npaidinTs rscsvd b~ot alsc rvvais the
fact thai Jim Pooi~ putiAna's Rev f1rrf
sarksr. HIT son for Richmond, and not
ss~ zee. - 49, saassd IN Portland vhen
be vss signed ms neiding vas nssAins
TO hrss about. - he made - errorp n
ife gamsa. fos - sverAse Of .s7t raAk-
ins lass n the isagvA He handed nors
ehsArsA hcvsvus. thea any s1hss 0rgs
ss<kW II ths Virginia ieaxuA
Pred GarkA FORMER Psttseury manage.
has b~~n MANAGE oibeon's chief advisor
In the Pirate training camp a. Hex
apf1nRp this seAson-
Daddy. bring home some Of Boldt's
French pastry--Advertfse
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@9&s
mTt9h3S

me ballard Rsavers win b known -
the Ballard Merchants Ia the future
fn~ Lincoln parh club may take over
the Tailored Ready suitA The Tailored
Ready team has disbandsd
The srheduie for The Star fsagus sea-
500 viii b. published In Tho star April
5. The first games VIII Be played
Aprfi 10.
Entries fsw Gse leagws esnse pvemps-
IL - ~ ns>n saturday. Teams that
hsvssr stated definitely whethss ~
not they VII play In this tesGue
shsuld de - before that time. They
shcuid Inform the sporting euiifos Of
The Star By phone % letter.
rns s-bedutA for the s~Ason vffi call
for each team playing each othcr team
In It's own section. Tbs -four leaders In
each division will then play . round
robin for the title In each section
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

mr. nARRy uuxrooN
ne " y. pv~sks nvs haA ne
sssAss rs~~As sssf d~wu 70 -
thea s~~i = the cisy is.e.s ss~s
80 rhrvv hss vtss 49, sd ssAssed
a.o3a. takisg ell Shr~s gnases fv~o
~ rsis eAsss~ A. shs~s ts.>~ss v~s
NJ To- s~-~s.d 1850 shLs vtii s-sss
mr~~As ss.ss fsv IT, s~~srn. - ely
sLs u~s~ g~ssss 49, h<iied. Ise~sy
nahsksn. srsl Ss~A wiii1as~.. ssS.
80 marvy usstsss utkh 60. 60
ne xsyys's eafs nvs spv~.s ~ so
s~ssS e shsss s~ssa. vsIA the isAGss
leading Eihs Ne ! team. Tnb 80 ~
srua time thb suasus thai the cham
pssns have tAAsa thsss s~sA cAesssa
iSetssfss - the vtns~vs vfsA sss fss
ne Ruhs's cafe nvs arvppsa ha~A
late fsfth place ~ ia~sns TIE ed ssssAs
20 the orpheafn sausd. rfss Alpps cafe
team vent ists fearta pisss- Tas~-
iesrns are hAsiaS gr~ss nShi ess fourth
pase~
ALI Kshpv-s ~ ssna. - KhG
DOrs QUAD. fsrs~s1sy the unieA
tali~r~. c>ssAv.seA shsAs 49, sAsns by
taking tee hard fs~shs gsm~s srvs.
~aa s.s sAs es.s ss.sa. v.s shssslss
sn bic pAs Aiisys sd tanned IN thrss
assbts e>nssry srurvn fsv . eli 1891
TIE Hass~s came 10 nss end sseA sss
ed gam~ from Chssstya Calsrstth. -
chsnssy's. ava his n~si vith sss total
bot Il va~s't sseush
a
watnes 10 tts kfhs Ma On the club
aiisya me Lumh@rrs~n csrtafnsy - -
vhan thsy hovi o. tbsS Aisya
ussss-s gaAne1 half . pu1us -
Tom OTDeunr<1 IN tho individual svsv-
900 isss w~ek- -Cassa~a- vs<nes ssA
ns<vy nen.sn. who hsvssr hr~a
place viih ia Aad isi rs.pscsivesy.
HYv MAhntsM rolling vim the
brooks i've. has bssn complaining 81 .
lame back for . month. but keeps on
slipping In 400 averages n he ever ssss
the kinks out Of his bach just watch out
for Hsnry.
Unay psvnsng. 49, b~vsv 81 o.
nsidf's cafe tssa. drwpssed . ssrss
ha<. weighing . c~spas 81 hsear~d
pounds. IN his Bowling Thumb shs
S*ssSE NJ sSs8 " IS - W. - We HA4tt8
for . we>k ~ "a, bit .Hys he Win bs
r~~dy 10 t~~f ~ uss n. W. ts~rn.-
meat
Th> b~yu sssm determfned - nm tn
Hail Of Yame records before the end 81
season I'D Hammer iss. bob stewart
i.s, nm Olson la, Kid~sg ifs. Butt las
and Carl Frsidholdt With la vers the
entries last week
|. Harvey sis. Shepard zoe. N . special
match last week. what thoes btrds
won't do Tor . niehsl
Ssrcssy. - vanc~uvev, =. q. 80 -
the be~s ptn smssbevs IN ths BrstasA
Columbia usetrvpetis, wss IN seattle
ia~s veek sad ~ thaA nv Eihs
t~~sns vii ysurucy fross thst eity -
the Portland nsc<l
rners vas surh . rood crowd ~ me
last Eiks bowi~rr ball and everybody
had such q good time thar another one
will be held II 10 sst for Badding's hall
on April 4.
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= SonnG ana then It's up to him 70
u1lop around the bags when the
boUu with the big waiiops In their
o11cks follow him In the batting
Frunnhay IN bsss isaAoff nan tn
~ bmgua lAst season was RAJ"
N1nofsr. IL red-headcd pilot OF the
- Angeles club. And red WIN
- noek On the Job again this sra
- xlnofer = . good hitter. . fins
1H1ro - pitched balls. he crowds
~ pnneo ana II one Of tire few play
~ = ~ lsagus who can b hit
~ = p1eched han Intentionally and
Ike \ 1ook ike an accident It's
- ~ )pb 70 ret On and he gcts
11rro plenty 81 tines And Kinefes
huwu what 70 do on the bases once
~ - therU and that's why be
o<orVe : lot Of runs every year.
uont11e y wei fixed for lead
- unnn this saAson with Billy Lane
- ne sfwnsh roster. He u small
80 : fairly good hitter and one Of
~ hoax hase runners In the league
whan be wants 10 be He h hard
- 70 pitch TO and with his speed
~ sbonId score . bunch Of runs with
~ heavy artillery that follows him
- NJ baftinK order.
mATH PICKED
uU8 SEALS
11orry nlath wfri probably lead Off
. - ne Seals when he rounds into
e0nditton "a play regularly. He bat
- IN that position during his time
v11& M Cincy Reds He 10 short
A11fer and q good waiter and In
n0r1ty fnst- The Seals have Justin
Y1lxgeraIdy and Morry shick. who can
n1oo fnts care OF the leadSff berth
- &he batting order.
Baho~ PineIli. . flne bass-
sunnSr and plenty Cart win probably
~ on for the Oaks. II he hits at
d a. he should count a lot Of runs. too.
with Miller and knight following him
- &he batting order.
Marty McCaffigan. one Of the
nnrtest ana fastest base thiefs In
- circuit. win hold down the lead
~ tob with the Sacramento club.
Charley Pick may bat first but It's
Houbtfui. because he il said to be
onnnewhaf slower this year because
~ his injured ankle.
VERNON
DOUBTFUL
vernon's ieadoff hitter IL a man Of
+. myefory. 20 far as Johnny Mitchell
- Graduated To the YankA- But
ehohces are that young CIeich. re-
entity Of the New York Yanks. will
~ first Chadbournc is also a possi-
k<llty for the Icadon position
~ Portland and Salt Lake haven't
I onnounced their definite iineups for
/ ~ season yet their iesdoff men are
questionable. but among the men
ennt have been mentioned an possi-
hn5fien for regular Jobs on these two
6nms We don't zee anybody in par
fItuiar In either outfit that stands
1T AZ capable Ieadoff hitters
A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

PORTLAND. Ora. March H.
Dave Shade won an uphill fight
from Frankie Murphy In the 10.
round hcadliner at tho Milwaukee
arena last night. repeating his vic.
tory Of two weeks ago. Johnnie
Fiskc won the decision over Ted
Meredith IN the scmi-flnal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31

In cass vAnoouvsr shOuid Vim. .
fifrn game would b necessary. and
The winner Of the nfth sAms would
annsx the titiA The ffsh battle
would b under Western r.sies and
bs ssascd Monday. By thaa
tiuss Skinner ana Mac5SAy win prob
ahsy b. ready and Vancouver would
have . sight edEA
The teams win probably I'M Up ~
follows tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
LIFE SAVING
EXHIBITION

There viii be a Red Cross ufe-sav-
ing exhibition II the Y. w. c. 4.
Friday night at 7:3o. Sixteen girl
swimmers win participate. An 3D.
mission Of 80 cents u being charged
70 cover the expenses Of the meet
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HAVANA. Cubt March si.--The
nth chess game Of the champion
ship series between DIR. Emanuel
rAsker and Jose Capablanca WAS
won early today by Capablancsa-
Tho victory came on the <sth move.
Tho four previous games were
draws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-31
L.EADOFF
HITTER
HAS REAL
JOB

he ieadoff man
m any baseball
batting order has
one OF the most
important Jobs OF
any man IN the
lineup. He must
be fast. he must
be a good Judge
Of pitched taiiA
no must 10 a
pr~sty fair hitter
and . good base
runner. 7 h . $ e
things are ncces
mry because his
main job v 10
get TO first ixa@
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Crystal Pool
Will Open on
April 9

The Crystal Pool natascrfufn
YIN b. open To Seattle swimmers
Saturday Afternoon. April .. ~ /.
.. m. The opening Of the Pool
usually MARKS beginning Of the
local swimming scason- Don
vickers win again head the swim
ming instruction ciasses.