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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
HER ADVICE FOR ILLS
Is TO LEARN SWIMMING

NEW YORK. Aur. FEAT. drink
and be merry-hut swim.
This IN the advice OF Miss Etheida
Bielbtrey. the worlds Rreatca;
woman iswimmcr. In her home In
Brooklyn she IL surrounded by
swimming prizes from ali over the
world.
The fs.ycar-oid American gfyf who
has made athletes from Australia to
Antwerp take notice. says she salts
what she wants and whenever she Is
hungry.
Il don't diet. but don't believe
one should cat too much swect stuff
Unless II In Ice cream oh. never
get enough ice cream. ! eat loads Of
IL every day.
Il sieep AZ ne very least eight
hours. but generally 10.
But as for having any set ruies
Of iife-why--one doesn't have to
have them II one rust EvimA
swimming n the xrcatcst ccrrec
tive OF NIL physical and mental Ills
In the world
You know had epinai trvuble.
and IL was predicted I would be =
lifelong invalid But took mp swim
ming three Year, aEc--and look At
me now
1t In indeed -easy 70 look at Mis-
Bieibtrcy.
TAN. werl-shaped. beautifully de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
BOSTONIANS
FLOCK TO
SEE BRAVES

Hopes that Fred Mitcheirs Braves
may give both the Pirates and Giants
the back.wnsh before October have
made Boston a real baseball town
again. -. -
Fans are flockfng 10 the ban yard
like bees 20 n hivA
A crowd OF $4,000 gathered AZ the
BrnveT field tho other day to see the
Mitchmen lose and win In a double
diamond bill with the 81 Louis
Cardinals.
That Is the biggest baseball as
semblage they have had In Bean
Town since the days OF George staii.
inRs' miracle team Of 1914
Braves field is the largest baseball
plant In the world.
II was built after tho Staifinrs
wonder team startled the baseball
world seven years ago. Poor teams
since then have never drawn ca
pacity crowds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
TRAVIE AND
JOE WORK
FOR FIGHT

Travie Davis and Joe sIrnonich.
tn. wsiterwaigh,s who headline the
card at the Pavilion next Tuesday
night. are both working hard for
their 60.
Tho bout n billed for the wels~r.
weight championship OF the Coast.
the final bout OF series OF eiinlna.
ton fights.
Promoter Clay fffte. who In staging
the show. Is lining up good sup
porting card for the main event Hi,e
rcaltzss that a big house will come
out for a good show. and Il Ia said
that he's doing his bcst TO get big
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
SEMI-FINAL NET PLAY
SLATED FOR TODAY

The semifinais OF tho Washington
state tennis tournament Will be
played today. Marshall Allen. OF Be-
attic. II the only local boy left in the
play In the mems singica.
Yesterdays
H3suLJS
Mcn. risGf~~-N. Allen beat w. rur-
rtit 81. ii-s: d weins,sin beat l. va.
iesAs e-i. al. C. Gardner beat A. Ross.
s-a. e-a. g. kticknsy beat w. Taylor. 60.
s-i. G. stIcAley beat A. ifurd. 81. ga
1sn'. Doubie.-carener and rtieknsy
beat taixurs and z.ftier, Ga. t-fs Gard.
nrr and s,ichn~y beat Hurd and Brown.
ell. t-si Nolan and hs~ksth beat Abeii
ard ko~b-lL 81. go Wander Las and
Taylor beat NoiiAn and H~sksth. 81, t-&.
"a: weissteln and inKrshsm hsAs white
ard Henson. "a. "a
Mon~ns sinsl~s-Aayms haep-rsid
heat Hcrtcnse orsene. &c. al; Msrioa
Wh.aton beat stella Fordipe. ga. 90
W~m~n's Deshlss--xrs nranden and
Naymo MseDonaid beat Misses Green
and Hard. ell s-is Mrs Rosfnron ana
Miss wheaton beat Misses Meyer and
Pollock 80 "a
MIXED Deubics - Mise wheaton ana
He~keth beat Miss Meyer ard fsrer-
strorn. "a. &c. "a: Miss NzrDouAd ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

Ingrshsm beat Miss Hurd ana BurriL
80. al. Mrs Bouraus and weinstsin
ell.
Jusic< kinsies-A Marion beat W.
rangiie4 ga. rs. John Proctor beat Fred
Collins. ca. 80. A Ross eeAi J. Proctor.
&c. go
rODAfa
SCHEDULE
II o'cieeA--nsyms HacDcnaiA ana In
graham ". Mrs Robinson and We~twood.
o'eiock--Marshaii Alien Va Irving
wsinsten. hasms Macdonald Va hyrs
Lambuth
y o'oiees--can Gardner W Chsriss
stieknsyi hayns Macdonald and Ma
Brsgdon va Misa bishop and Miss FORD
Ina.
. o'eic~k--Marfea wheaton Va Rita
Meyer. wsinstsin and 1ngrshAsn va
Wander Las and Taylor; Howard L~ngiis
~ Bob Reynolds lboyg fnaisp. Almond
Marion w Aier Hers Gunior finarD.
4 ociock--Grrdner and stiekn~y ~
vnierss and Msst~ood. Miss wheaton
and Hssk~th W. winner Nayms MacDon-
aid and InEraham Va Mira Robinson and
Wervood
t;ss o'clocs--urs. Bourens ard w~in-'
stein va Poiisek and o. Turner.
8 o'clock--Mi@ Wheaton and Mrs Rob-
inson va Miss Frazier and Mrs. Bouruua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

h salt Lake scored q pair In the SEQ
md strand beat out hit TO Pat
1erson. Byler singled TO center and
Middleton gummed up the oingle
strand scoring and Byier going 20
SECOND. Then Levcrcnz hit TO left
field and Lane let II drop safe. no
bosfv knowing why. the hit going for
no bases and Byier scoring There
re two outs AZ the time. and there
q no reason for not trying for the
n. He had plenty of time and
~ TO spear the ball.
The salts broke thru again IN the
S1rd. but earned their run. Sands
piinx and cravath scoring him
th a bullet single.
The fourth and winning run was a
~ pure and SIMPLE for the visitors
yIth one away. Edwards hit 20
NfesL and Jacobs went over TO first
cover. and instead OF throwing the
M To Jake, Bates stood s'ili for a
Aoment and thea tried TO beat Ed
3vards there. but the visitor was safe.
Reverend followed with an honest
hngie to center. Then Jacobs lost
Hnfrol and walked sIglin and Sands
- succession. forcing IN Edwards
Jacobs pitched Just an average
Ame. huf1ing well In spots. and look
- had az other times.
rhe tribe will have to show more
-. II they expect 70 win the series
from the Bees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

Seattle played far from good base
ball yesterday. and the failure OF the
locals TO his in the pinches cost them
the ball game.
Lane walked and Middleton and
Bates hunted safely IN the first
frame. kcnworthy hit to deep short
and was safe. Lane scoring. But
wsstcrzil hi, into double play on
Che next chance. Patterson walked.
ninns the bases again. but Sec flied
ait
Two men reached first with one
Iii for Seattle In the second. but the
Duneh wasn't there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

veioped. her handsome faos crowned
by thatch Of bodied. blond hair.
Swimming doesn't ovor-devesop
the muscles or make them bulgy."
continues Miss Bicibtrcy. Another
thing. swimming doesn't Overture a
person After n good swim one feels
RELAXED. refreshed
I'm always on the go--to the
theatres. dances. movies But I'd
give them aIl up II l had 10 choose
between them and swimming :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

Spencer Harris the Seattle high school baseball star who
the property of the Philadelphia Athletics, certainly
started young enough This is young Harris Swinging
mace schen he years old Harris began playing
baseball at the Summit school here feo years
and the played three at Broddray high school
He is icih the Tacoma International league He
purchased by Seattle and then turned to the Athletics
Harris southpac hitter and shows lot OF promise He
stH needs experience He t probably be farmed out
ttco to big minor bv the Quaker City team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
DYLER IS
1NyURED
~ Bees are weakened consider.

The Bees are weakened conhoer-
obly by injuries. Yesterday Butch
RyIer, who has been catching good
Nh for the Utahans was put ON the
hell when he stopped a pitch with
M, throwing hand Lynn ana Jen-
kiua. the other Salt Lake catchers,
ars also laid up with injuries
Heinic Sands got his throwing hand
~ the way OF hot grounder from
bates bat late IN Thursdays game
nod II bothered him considerably.
Zoe Wnboit. who was hitting the
ball at a good rate for the Nor.
mons is out with charley horse,
while Charley Jourdan. their regular
first sacker. has a bum ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
'Multnonnah
Lining Up
Grid Team
Galaxy of Stars Signed to
Play With the Portland
Athletic Club This Fall
BY TOM OLSEN

WHAr looks on paper to be tbs
w beft club gridiron team In the
United States has been lined up by
tho Multnomsh Athletic club. Of
Portland, for the coming season
Bill Steers, the great University Of
Oregon quarterback. will play the
same position for ths Winged M
next fall.
The University of Oregon stars
who have signed TO play with Multi
nomah are: Vincent Jacoberger.
Francis Jacoberyer. Stan Anderson.
Carl Matuz and Bill Holden
OTHER STARS
TO JOIN
Eric Hauser. former Dartmouth
star. also will be out Clipper Smith,
OF Notrc Dame, and Paul WapAta,
OF willamette. also viii don the pig
skins for the Portland club.
Ted Fouik. 1920 washington cap
tain, viii play one OF the ends
These college stars are only add
tons to the regular team All Of the
regular Winged NJ" football players
will be out too!
Multnomah made an effort to -
cure the services Of r. l. Mathews.
assistant football coach at the Uni
vcrsity Of Washington.
WANTED
MATHEWS
Harry Fischer. who Ia In charge *
the football committee at MuItno-
nah. had the following to say regard
ing the coach:
"The man we wanted for coach
was r. l.. Mathews, formerly Bear
cat athletic mentor at Willametta.
We rate him as one OF the best
coaches in the country. We wanted
him because he Is an all-aroupd
coach. The salary we offered him
was met by the University Of Wash
ington. and he elected TO remain In
Seattle"
Muitnornah's schedule calls Tor
games with the best college and club
teams In the West Two games are
billed with the University Of Oregon
Tho Olympic club. OF San Francisco.
with many U. OF c.. Stanford and
U. s. @. grid stars In the lineup. vii
oppose the Portland club team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
MI BASES
GATN

Seattle filed the bases In the third
md Walter r.everenx. on the hill for
me Visitors. walked AdamS forcing
~. run But that ended the scor-
3<x.
y Seattle threatened In the eighth.
fhen Adams opened with a double
ma scored when Bin Stumpf came
tbru with a single when he batted
Of Elmer Jacobs. Lane flied out
nnd Roxy Middleton famed without
8fferinx at the third strike. Bates
Mingled. but Kenworthy was an In
Field out
& Wisterzil singled IN the ninth for
= starter. but the next three were
outs
Seattle made /, bits off rcvcrcnz
and he walked nx during the mat
inee. which shows how he fivvered
- the pinchcs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
LEWIS IS
0AII HAWK

~ Duffy Lewis, the big league vet
&an. now playing left field for the
4st Lake team, Is a regular ball
&wk. He makes hard catches look
Lev. He checked in with pretty
aiming catch OF Rod Murphy's
mort fly back OF the infield In the
ninth inning when a hit would have
.,sed lot Of trouble. lie also
made nice play on Patterson's long
M to deep left few minutes be
1ore. There are a lot worse fly
nsers in the big show right now
~ this same Lewis. Duffy was
|ksaring smoked glasses Thursday
Ia tho sun didn't bother him like
aid the day before when several
hes dropped for hits In front Of
70 which were in<s In the SUMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

ngIa Ce~il Lettch. the Bpttish and
Preach geif champion. win play In
the national w~men's tsrpey In this
csanasy In September. u viii ~ hw
ftr~t sppeaS~nce In this country and
nsasy enthusiasts believe Mis- STIR
ling. pee~enf title holder. will defeat
the foreigu star II they clssll-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

a The shining light a the 50
attle team yesterday was tne
errst defensive work mt short
9aop by Bill Patterson TINS
msuxster Is showing that he Is
mere Dash In the pan as q
ficlsIer ~ he Is turning In great
fJelding work every day. lie
K .lidn't do anything ut tho plate
4 Yesterday. and II he can only
perk mp in his hitting bit there
won't be anybody keeping him
4 out Of job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
KRAUSE ALLOWS
BUT TWO HITS

Los ANGELES. Aug. 12.--Krause.
pitching for Oakland. allowed Yer.
non but two hits while his team
mates made II hits and four runs.
Vernon rnade one run.
The score n H. y
Oakland .......4 II o
vernon
BATTERIES: Krnure and Eoehier. Fhel-
ieubsck add Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
wCTs LOOKED
FFR THURSDAY

~ lay Francis, who was knocked
J.A Of the box In the second In
3 ming Of Wednesdays game by
\ the Bees, hurled the ninth frame
Z Thursday and looked fine. He
4 famed Gay and Edwards and
Z got Leyerenz on an infieid out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

summary: strack eat--By Francis 2.
by Levsrenz .. Bases on baiis--Off
Jacobs ?. off Ieserenx e. Two-bass hits
---Levercn- Bates. Adams Three-bass
hit--S4nd. Double piAys--Brown 10
Byisr 10 Gay. Ksnworthy 20 Adams
Sacrifice hftS-Sand. Brown. Patterson.
InninKs pitehed--By Jacobs .. runs q
hits .. at bat 20. Runs responsible for
Jacobs 2, i<verenx O. Charge defeat to
Jacobs Time Of game 90. umplres---
Phyie and Esson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
OAKS SIGN
INFIELDER

Los ANGELES. Aug. i2.--fnfieid-
er Reurr. Of the CoaiinEx outlaw
team. has been signed by Honus Nit
NJ. captain Of the Oakland Pacific
Coast league team. according 10 an
announcement made here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Babe Ruth Drives
Out 43rd Homer in
Yesterdays Game

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Ia
Babe Ruth drove out his 43rd
home run OF the season here yes
terday. helping the Yanks 10
rs victory. The circuit ciout
came In tho fourth inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Ea|fTG TIL 17slil D OF SPORTS F.
IR5aA9I'
Et5es75

finals In tho junior and boyS
evoatS 81 tine Washington sta 10 ten
mis- toGrnsmest, hssing hold on tho
coert@ Of the i1riocl club, ON Lake
Washington. wesc ~ be staged To-
day ~ . o'clock. Armand Marion.
present holder Of tlse state Junior
title. will defend his honors against
Alec Hoes, Of California Ia the boys
sinsiss. Howard Ilangiie, seattle city
damp. Will play Hob Reynolds, tho
Tacoma boy who wes the soclioaai
Car Gardner reached the ssrnf -fnsls
In the state net meet yesterday whom he
defeated Alex Hoss In the mos, interesting
match Of the day. Rosa put up n good
dnyins sans against the veteran. but
could not oosns up 10 the yictors stand
ard The score was ga. ga
Marion whestos, the u 81 w.
champion fov two yo.rA upset the
aope wh1a she defeated Mise steiiA
fordinx in str~IGbt setA. ga ga.
Iicr soiIeyisg surpassed Mis-. Ford
ing's in eseSy stage Of the game
Irving wsinstsin. Of California. de-
feated Isocio yilisGss with apparently
not extending himself. oil. 81. This
qualities Weinxtsln for the semi finals.
Msr~h Allen wsA 10 mese Irving
Wonstein In thu sesnI finals Of the
m.'s singles to-day Al 1 s'eioci-
The winner viii mees the winner Of
the Gardner htickney match, tho
two CaIifornians contestinK IN th1
Sehes bracket, In the finsis-
Bin Taylor ana Dick Wander Las de-
featsd Bruce HeAketh and Bill Nolan In
q closely contested match yesterday. after
thr~e torrid sets. 81. "a. Ga. Nolan and
Hs~keih seemed to have the match well
In hand after taking the first set but
their opponents came back and copped
the nest two. Aimos. AL the games
sare deuca
Gardner and Sttckney won tive
doubles matches yesterday. and look
pretty strong for the finaiA- Thy
WORK well together. ssd play much
the s~sne style Of game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
AMATEUR SHOW
BILLED TODAYl

Ten bouts have been lined up III
Promoter Clay Hite for his reguis D
Friday night amateur boxing sho! =
To be staged at the Pavilion tonighAH
Fifty and rs cents admission will ~
charged. The FIRST bout gets under
way at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Bees Are
Upsetting
Ball Dope
Salt Lake Takes Another
From Tribe When Indi-
ans Fail in Pinches

V V Y c X A.
vATTrS salt
Lake Bees are
knocking Seat.
ties plans for a
drive on first
place for a row
of goals this
W eek. The Salts
annexed their
third W In In
four starts from
the tribe yester
day. kicking in
with a 4 to )
victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
SACS MAKE 1T
THREE STRAIGHT

PORTLAND. Aug. fa.--Sacramen.
20 made II three In a row against
the Beavers hero yesterday. taking
the silt after a pretty nintbinning
rally by a az score.
The score n ~ "
rHffAmsnto .-.---------s---
Portland -s.s.....e.-@s.s.s
Batteries: Perner and Cook. coism an
and Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

have been ANNEXED this year BY players
using the spaidtng 50 bail The titles
won are American. British and French
open. British amateur. Br5tish ana
Frmeh womena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
SEALS OUT-HIT
BUT WIN TILT

OAKLAND. Aug. IA home run
by Ellison in the ninth inning here
yesterday won the game for San
Frunciaco. Tho score WAS 10. Los
Angeles mad. eight hits while
Hughes held the winners down to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

NrfA L~nsiea has wen ne IN mn
lawn tennis championship the last three
yeAxs In succession Hes work In this
eountSy viz be watched with great In
terext
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12
Y.W.C.A.
Swimmers
Register
Girl Team Enters Star
Meet; Entries Coming
in Faster Now

| ENTRi1cS for The Star swimming
~ meet 90 be staged the latter
part OF this month are beginning 10
flood into The Star Office now.
Another club entry camo In yes
terday from Mrs. Anna Borntell OF
tho Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Borsteli ir
one OF the eity'a best known swim
ming instructors and has the repu
tation for turning out girl cham
pionr. Mrs. Borstell entered Lois
Howorth. Helen fiightower. Clara
Niekirk. Louise Little and Helen
Gordon.
Girl swimmers from tho beaches
and tanks about Seattle should fear
Mira Boratell'a young proteges. They
are practioing daily In the big Y,
!, w. G. A. tank and II Ia expected
that they will make a good showing
against the different beach swim.
msrs.
No Y. NJ. G. A.
ENTRIES
TO date nothing has been heard
from the ". NJ. G. A. whether or
not tho ~" expects to send their
stars into The Star meet Ia "A mys-
tYy and many swimming enthusi.
ants are waiting anxiousiy TO hear
II they win enter.
The West Seattle swimmers are
still silent and have done nothing
TO answer the challenge from the
Lake Washington and Green Lake
swimmers TO compete ia The Star
meet
| dad" Henry. director OF the meet.
In giving almost all OF his time IN
coaching swimmers and divers. He
expects TO be out 20 the different
beaches and al the different tanks
early next week with blanks 10 sign
up all likely looking swimmern
No ENTRY
FEE CHARGED
No entry fee II charged for Tho
Star meet Tho entry blanks appear
daily on this page ard should be
filled out and sent IN 10 the sport.
ing editor OF Tho Star.
I Tho entries close at 6 o. IN. Aug.
70. instead OF 9 p. m Aug. II, as
previously set.
The prellmlna ries for the NEE,
VIII be staged at tho Madrona and
Green Lake south end bathing
beach on Tuesday. August 20 and
the finals In the Lake Washington
canal on Saturday afternoon. Au.
gust ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-12

Houston dog fanciws have organ
lied . kennel association.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-06
NEW DEVEL 0PMENTS
ARE SCARCE AT BIG
BALI. BOSS MEETING

Buffalo, n. Y. Dec, 6 Nothing of a
startling nature developed here yes
terday while the maguates big and
little-woro getting ready fer the an
uual National association meeting,
which opened today, The only buSi-
ness transacted during the day was
by the association committee. which
handed down decisions IN q number Of
cases involving minor league players
and clubs
When the committee was in session
behind closed doors the major ana
minor magnates milled about the hotel
lobby trying to do little swapping
or purchasing of athletes. but nothing
was accomplished.
Frank Nayin, president Of the De
troit Tigers, was about, canyasalng
minor league owners for likely inheld
crs. Of whom he could use couple
and pitchers, the constant need Of all
big league clubs But Nayin said The
minors all wanted TO buy not sell
Pants Rowland manager of the Co
lumbus American Association club. |
wanted TO buy, but he also found no
i've stock on the market
Garry Hermann and his burnt !
turban were hanging about In |
tow OF Pat Moran manager Of the |
Rade ana they had nothing at all 90 |
show for a days search for players, /
The International League magnatCs |
were surprised by the announcement !
that Commander ]. *. l.. Ross, /
wealthy turfman aud sportsman Of !
Canada. Is willing to bny the Montreal |
Ross was reported 10 be |
willing to guarantee the expenses on |
he club.
Arriving late IN the day. John Con.
way Toole. president of tha lItena-
.ional. stated on behalf of the league |
hat the draft rule is not desired
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-06
JUDGE GUY IGNORES
RICHARDS MOTION

New York, Dee 6.--Supreme Court
Justice Charles L. Guy yesterday de-
MED motion by Nathan Bur5on,
counsel for Tex Richard 10 have
stricken from the record OF Franl, c,
Armstrong; SUIT TO be declared q
partner IN Richards Madison square
Garden enterprises, certain aihdJyits
which relate to the recent alleged as
saul, Of Richard upon Armstrong
The afldayits in question ar" those
of Armstrong. AlhartGs \. Moore.
Thomas ]. O'Ntill and Frank Fisher.
According 10 Mr.. Barkgn'a ahilayit
which was before the court these III.
idavits contain scaudalous, import-
hpnt and Irrelevant matter
Attorney O'Nrill answering Bur.
kau's allegation, said; "Theaa ahida.
Wits are most relevant and material
because they make it entirely clear
that the defendant assaulted and at
tempted 10 kill the plaintiff because
he made this motion for a receiver
The adliayits make it plain that
John Ringing and Charles
Riugling the last two being the we'll
AouW circus owners, are equal oNn.
ers each possessing Cue-third Of the
stock, in the Madison Square enter
yriseS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-06
IOWA CHAMPS HOLD
BIG CELEBRATION

Town City. Iowa, Dee. G--Iowa Uni
yorsity celebrated its big ten cham,
rioaship yesterday afternoon An OF
fetal half holiday was granted and at
a mass meeting more than 5000 peo-
pie packed the armory. "I' blankets
were presented to all football letter
winners. The principal speaker was
Attorney L c. Nichols Of Muscatine
Iowa, lowa's first captain, thirty-twc
years ago.
Last night letter Us" were awarded
at the football championship dinner at
the home of DR.. Walter A. Jessup,
president Of Iowa University, to the
following Hawkeye gridiron stars;
Aubrey and c. Deyine, Slater
Locke, Mead. Heidi, Minick. Thomp
son, Kadesky, Shuttleworth, Miller
and Kriz.
Secondary letters were given Ander.
son, Cotton, Moldenhauer Hunter,
Lindsay Harding, Selling, Boydston
White and Macrae