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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
GREAT MEET
SCHEDULED
FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 17.---Cooler wealth
" CT and overcast skies today put
pep into the college athletes OF the
nation here for the national meet.
Hot. suitry weather which pre-.
vailed during the few preliminary
trials yesterday had caused the stars
TO slow up.
California and Nebraska were ex.
nccted TO fight II out for first honors.
Illinois. 1891 champs. won't compete.
Notre Dame was given an outside
chance.
Everett Bradley. the Kansas star.
was absent from the meet because OF
Illness in his family. This will help
CALIFORNIA; chances. as he was ex.
jected TO give Johnny Merchant an
argument for the running broad
jump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Norwich Is Facing His
Greatest Test on Turf
New Wonder Horse Meets Snob ii. Today and Faces
Great Field at Latonia, in Kentucky, Next Week;
May Earn More Than Man-o'-War

duce a son worthy OF distance. His
mother was just sound stock.
Norwich wns the ugliest OF all the
colts OF the big spreckies farm. So
unEainly and so resembling the
work stock IN the less elite sections
Of the farm that his owner decided
20 get rid OF him lest some good
Judge should see him and get bad
opinion OF his more beautiful barn
mates.
The homcly little colt went the
way OF the gypsy horse traders
until one day broker. Ben Block.
ambitious 20 become a winning
turfman. saw him and decided to
give him chance.
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Net
Finals on
ThisP.M.
Turennc Meets Van Dyke
Johns for Honors at Sc
atte Club

r EoN DE TURENSE and Harold
IL Van Dyke Johns were playing
thu. afternoon AT tho Seattle Tennis
club for the city tennis championship.
Turonne beat Bruce iIsskesh yes
tersiay. and Johns trimmed Dick Van.
der Las IN tho sefni.finai..
In tho mems doubles Tursnne ana
Taylor were to play Burr and i.aizure
for tho honors.
Sifnonn1 Bouraue defeated RITA
Meyer for tho women's championship
yesterday. rs. rs.
Howard Lanslsc won the boys iiti~.
Armand Marion coping the junior
honors.
The sernl.flnAis and finals in the
mixed doubles win be played sun.
day.
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,RS1
KJ1f9s2

BS G. n. WERNER
Arpe Borg. swed<sb ysu1AN
swimming champion. h ere1so>3 ~
performing frafs lately uhirA -
him q leading candidate ~ ~
national fro style ,sureis, =
middle distances. ~ l<sss. Hz'cA
Juiin. the weii-kneun uu1ru.e
writes that under intern&fisan1 -
tion. borg has covered leo yure 4
fses. 1so yards IN stsx. ~ yafS
ssia. 500 yards In ssse - -
meters In Itses. AZ the wes>ev
ord for fh~~~ courses s1an1- =
claimed officially 1T 80 -, Hi -
s;fs as, 5s5a IS. and l&;lo ~
speetis ely. n will be seen ~
yeunK >cr-~man has shs~n
fastest time< returned 70 dsft -,
40 to 100 meters No dcabf -
counts for the pressing invtiefoe
Gently extended to John NO.
of Chicago 60 visit the scases
countries on competitive ssaf
Windy City lad IL our en-e
champion now and the swe4m
IDENTITY feel confident borg 80
his measure LA all but shsrs-e
events.
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'6t1D T13|
|EE}53g9 Tb1

Ma Jehnstcn. Oiyespis's hard
hitting lightweight. s~~ms 10 play ia
hard iark. Tie ins.xishiy pats ur =
whale 81 . hattie and 10 nssss eat
sisss~d. but fos<s .. ssssa, eiese de-
essisns that he l. ie.s impres~ise
Than his ability esiis foo. kftsx
tsssnE 10 ts~rt fsrt>> In se.stis Tues
a.y--oo . d~eisisn whirh nearly
esnssd the mshslna Of Referee Ahe
kut~y dropped . ei.ss sis-
wand deeistea to MerGas Jones. ~
Tacoma. al Oiymra Ihursdsy.
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Star Mems Singles Reach Semi Finals
Tennis Statistics
STARS SATURDAY SCHEDULE

Robinson and Erchc w.. Burr and
Stephens.
At r.. NJ
Bif Fox "a. Harold Williams.
Lnnglle and I.angiie W.. Weinberg
and Levinhon.
AT 3 r.. VI.
Knunt and TEford va. winner
r.anglla and Langlle Leyinson and
Weinberg.
NcI.ain and kalbach Va. winner
Burr and Stephens Robinson and
Erche.
winner Van der las ffefketh Va.
winner johnson. koxiowrhi
Winner A. Lanxils t.agersirom Va.
Ear White.
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M'KAY TO BOX
MIKE GIBBONS

Mike Gibbons Iong.postponed tour
OF the West Is again planned. The
st. Paul phantom has series Of
bouts lined up. including a 10.round
tilt with Gordon Mckay. middle
weight champion Of the Pacific coast.
at Billings Mont. for June "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
SACCO MAKES
GOOD GLOVE
RECORD HERE
Complete Card
for Thursdays
Arena Mitt Show

Tho complete card for Thurs.
days smoker follows:
Jimmy Sacco w. Bob Harper.
catchweiKhts.
Tom King W. Joe Egan. middle.
weights.
Jimmy Rivers vs.. Harold Jones.
lightweights
Frank Hayes vs.. Boy Mccass.
lin. welterweights.
Eddie Neil vs.. Frankie Green.
featherweights.
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homer In the 18th inning. and gave
the Cubs 7-to-s victory over the
Braves.
Ernie johnson Knocked In two run. in
the ninth with single, and the white
sor beat tho Athistics, 70 8.
Pounding Hoyt and O'Doui all over the
lot, tho Tigers beat the Yanks 10
ana pulled them out % fret place II
was ihs fifth straight defeat for tho
champions
John Collins triple. after n single
by Burns. - double by Pratt and n
pass 20 smith. nett~d three runs In
tho ninth inning, and enabled the
Red sox "a beat the Indians. = 20 a.
Tho Giants knocked Oiasner ana vol
iowhorse out Of the box. snd bsat tho
Pirates, TO I.
The 18th homer 81 Kenneth Williams
and the second IN two days by McManus
helped tho Browns 20 into first placs By
beating tho Senators. IS to 2.
Every player on tho brooklyn
team got n hit, johnson. Wheat and
Mitchell getting three each, the
Cards losing. ~ TO Q.
Ring relieved Meadows In tho second
inning with one on and none down, and
allowed only 20 mon 20 face him. the
PhIis beating the Reds 20 ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

mont VIII send "Curley" Sow
ers to the box to start the
big game.
II Burke faiter-. tho West a
Wheeler team has Art Butler,
Charley Hardin and Ray willis TO
call upon as reserves. while bud
Davis and Ed Jones stand In line
20 relieve Sewers u he flivvcra.
Tho teams are expected 90 line
up az follows for the big game:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
sBatted for =. Adams IN eighth.
f3atfed for Crcgg IN eighth.
tran for spencer Ia eighth.

Summary. Innings piiched-By Gresx
T. BY Dunovich ~. credit victory 10
Dumovtch. charge defeat to Gregg. Runs
responsible for-By Gregg Z. by Dunno
Wien 2 struck out~-By Dumovich 2. by
Gregg ? Bases on baiie--ON DbmOYich
2. of Gregg &. Tw0-b base hits-Crsne
Deal Sacrifice hits--Cueto 2, Lane. Car
roll Double plays McAuiey 70 f.indi-
more to Griggs, 2. Crane 70 $. ADAMS 20
Stumpf. Time--t 40. Umpircs-TomaB
and Garrotf
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summary; innings ptfneA ny NC
Quad s. Charge defeat 20 McQuaid.
Runs scored-O orr HcQuaid g. or Burger
.. Runs responsible for--f3urgfr 2, Nc
QUAD Z. Struck oUt-By burger Q. BY
NcQusld 2. BY Wallace l. Bases on balls
Off McQuaid ?. off Burger 3. stolen
base~-cuefo. Home run Hood. Three
base hif-Criggs. Two-base hits--Tobin.
Deal. Sacrifice hits WIsferzii Burger.
Double play--Llndlmors to AcAuley 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Al 10 n. ".
a. Marion ~. n. DranEa-
Howard tanglie VA Harold WI.
liams.
At y. NJ
Williams and Fox VA. Scott and
ifarrl.
Dick Van der Las vs.. Bruce Hes.
keith.
AT ~. NJ.
Leo LaxerHtrom W. Art Langiic.
At ar. NJ.
" Koxiowski ~. y. Johnson.
Nyren and Ayers W. Swanson and
Ductt.
Sau and Iaixure va pe,iyiohn and
Shanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
SUNDAY GAME MAY DECIDE STAR JUNIOR BALL CHAMPIONSHIP
West & Wheeler Club Will Meet
Fremont Cyclones at Columbia
Victory Giving
While Win Will Tie Winner of
Game for Lead With West & Wheeler
By LEO II. LASSEN

)LuMBA pyfd will be the battle-ground of The Star Junior baseball
the Fremont
clash their important and the man Merchants and
the Three Brothers Dye Works the preliminary.
both of the both will complete
schedule
The West Wheeler with straight chaked
the big Sunday with chance salt the championship
Ii the Real Estate they
Merchants the following Sunday elnch the title The Hmans
haven't strength far the finals
practically decide the issue.
the
n West Wheeler and
ecessay to decide the championship
well fortified with pitchers they
heeer will Don Burke their pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
SEATTLE Splits TWO
GAMES WITH ANGELS
Gregg Loses First and Burger Stops Ceestias in the
Second; Vernon, Portland and Oakland Win in the
Other Coast Contests

LOS ANGELES. June lin desperate effort to halt
the Indians losing streak Walt McCrede sent his fast trav
cling souhpaws Vean Gregg and Lefty Burger against the
Angels the doubeheader yesterday afternoon Gregg
cracked in the seventh inning and lost his to ,,
while Burger had better luck and out top. Seattle
downing Los Angeles to q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Finals. womcn's singles Mrs.
slmonue Bourauc bea, Miss Rita
Meyer. -. 10.
semi.finaie. mems singles Harold
Van Dyke Johns beat Richard Van.
der las. 50. 80. Leon de Turenne
beat Bruce Iieakeih. So. 90.
SemifinaIs. mems doubles Leon
de Turenne and William Taylor
beat Lyman Zctticr and Ralph MI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Ter. 81. rs. Johns and Marion beat
Iagerrtrom and Johnson. s,i. rs:
De T0rrenno and Taylor beat Johns
md Marion. 90. co. Burr and LAT
zurc beat Denton and Waller. 81.
50. Burr and Iaizurc beat Wander
Las and Hcskcih. Ga. 60.
Finals. junior singles Armand
Marion beat Harry Shaw. SO. 81.
Finals. boys Straightforward
fAngiie beat Richard Lang. a.. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

The score r. ~ II
vernon acknowledgements IL o
AZ Sacramento .4.....e o
Batteries Dell ana Hannah, Penner.
uamptoa AID schanx
The score n. ~ Il
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O
Al san FRANCISCO .....o
BATTERIES Sutherland and freeman.
Mitchell and Yslis.
Tho score ~ ". E.
Oakland ..........T Is
A. 1ai& Lake ......
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Swanson and Dpeit beat Abrams
and Baxter. 90. a..
Williams and Dyer beat schwartz
and Fox. 90. ii.s. go.
Morciand and Carlson and Mylcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

With the bases filled. Hauscr. pinch
hitter. singled. and gave the Athletes a
l0-to-k victory over the white Soy
Walter hit his iath home run and Dykes
hts sixth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Isss willard ard Jack Dempsey are &c
fighf on Labor day this year. says GA
Dame Hunor. The dsnns V an lnrura BE
itef. hut this time the report may con
tain rsrm % truth e. willard seems
80 - sincere m hts dssire 10 battle fpf
the iisis. and - "a deserving 81 ehsae.
~ are any Of IN. other contsnders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
CTTY'S SATURDAY SCHEDULE
CTTY's FRIDAY RESULTS

.. m-fiaroid Van Dyke johns $40 p muir
Leon de Turonnc. lTurenne and Taylo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
Navy EightIsou|
Picked to|ve
Win EveudCoI
Powerful Academy C.
Has Class; Wasiins'''|
Rates High in East
BY BOB GORMAv

NEW YORK. y. r.. June :, II
~ afternoon u June 2s,h ~
decided the greatest squas.e hss.I )
the year
On that afternoon. lined 10 a.
the west shore and spreadIps .
toward the center OF the ~.
Hudson opposite Poughkssp~.s e
be the picked crews Of correa 4
iumbia. Syracuse. Nav
Sylyania and Washington.
THIS race win be the last shs :.
Of the box for seven Of Dr. -
don's great Navy sggrsxatIos.
graduate this spring-znd no ~
being spared AZ the academy "a -'.|
the big crew into the event !.
ners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Jinrny Rivers has isaped into North
vest rins promineure IN a flash. but tins
rockiest stretch 81 his rosd Ia. jest
ahead He has cleaned 10 fnoai - the
preliminary ard special event boys AZ
large. and is about ready 20 start mis-
Ing with the ain-svsut~rs ffis uefs
fsw fiEhts VIII decide whether or not 10
has the class 20 climb 20 the top IN cesst
circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

batting Pc
J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
KITE

NEW u
Gray Lag
mlor vol
Handicap
AID a fur
ssccnd. vi
The finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

The average maple ~ I
enough sap to produce
and ten pounds Of suga"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
TRENTON BEATS BEES



pitched Oakland yesterday Willie hit
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QuAkERs
sIfOM CLASS

Pennsylvania has shown ~
form In all OF their races hi, ~.
They are a sturdy lot q err.
who have been Instructed bv I -
master In the rowing game.
Joe Wright knows what 4 .
teaching when be takes char. :
hauad Of oarKmen. Uni.ke 49, !.
his rival coaches. he does rot WIT.
10 Anticipated method That Ersss
coaches persist In teaching Am>S<,.
crew candidates.
The English methods have h.. i,
failure when applied In this co,-1,,
ns witness the miwxble 49,.
mad. by Yale cre=s.
Columbia undoubtedly Vim = !.
contender.
Jim Rice IL the same port 4 I
strucfor an Wright.
Taught In the sarns schoo, = =,
adapted his methods 10 The In~1
can style Of rowing. with The rsv>
that his crews are always fIeh.m
i out with the leaders II The uuss
each season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
WASHINGTON HAS
FINE RECORD

Washington defeated csIIf6nh B
10 lengths and then showed n
no fluke by defeating wIscoash \
eight lengths.
The Navy win enter the rses B
vored 20 win. Washington VIII b q
dark horse. with Cornell. co'rnk1
and Pennsylvania as the other ssxl
confenderr.
Syracuse has yet TO show N -
strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

win start at IL noon. tho Three
Brothers Dye Works win probably
send Carl Roe to the pitching hill.
with Ralph Miller behind the plate.
Don McGillvray VIII start hurting
for tho Hiilmana. with Kenny Stats
doing tho receiving.
joe kokash will umpire both
games Sunday.
The Fremont West a Wheeler
game starts at : .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

a .ert Of e.fI went 'reaas. . few
weeks aro when Hshty michael. wss
Knocking ms~f ~ the ,e~si aud r~sr-
local fss.peunasr- kiehinr. for the
New Yorker 90 swap waiicp~ with
Casey. ~h.vfiy sft~rwsrd Niehseis
paiiea stake. and is row working
evenings In fsiifsrnis rings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Harry cs..y ;. IN N. peculiar and ass-
ccurnxiuH position Of being such roux b
rims playmate that he seldom can get On
card when the fighting bsrr's nstn-
u mentioned most % The fret ard sec
ord fddisrs IN the Northwest hottnr
fraternity are locking out Of the winda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17


Charles 10th. OF Boston, ne
long distance swimmer, will -.
Ia July for England. whcrs he ~
piete his training fer the propes
tempt TO cover the Channel eoa'
tween Dover and Calais. the cose, 4
of the worlds greatest expen
aquatic endurance. He VIII @
panied by Gus Wise. also % ~
himself a we'll known msrstnoe a
mer. who will act a. bis us
adviser.
Lester smith. Of the Olympic SCI.
San Francisco. who suffered
slump after an attack Of sissn RI
year, Is reported 20 have fes ~
form He IL credited with <I
Yards In .6s rs. and 200 YARDS ~
recently, and Coast experts iook ~ v
TO figure prominently In the s'A
outdoor championships
Little Ethel Mecsry, is-ye
xfnr Of the New York Wome1n
who holds the national
swimming record for wemer X
week covered $40 Yards wmnm &
seconds Of the Amerscsn 49, 3
and went her second tse ~
only n seconds >tuHtf sss.s - i~&k
As she II improving rnpsdv'. -
a. N her rivals will have " ~
ireneciastic speed In order y ~
her over the champlcsasn'e
water course.
A.stralia and New zealand ~ ~ ~
70 see An action our leading s9us', no
and mans are on foot for lon' .rr>cd
t,on 10 our national A, A. ", ~
a tour OF the two eountrls, ~ r&1
vyeissmuller, sybil Bauer ana "a, M y
watnwrirht. II the plans s'.'s,rel5 !
reports from tho Antipodes 's 500 d
,,helv. our champions VIII " .s,hs
mak. the trip within q 10"
Mr.. charlotte Boyle clu"ss ssvsIel
~ayx york w s A.. holder ~ ~
world'. swimming records ,~sch. ~
the summer at Manhattan ~ ~
Vnrb and endeavor TO regain -" ~ H.
20 ala she has little chsnss .ns VI
durlns the indoor season. pus M ~
sntov me best OF facilities - ~ -
side and she counts ON retr'e''"'
championship lauseis -
The average maple Y
enough sap to produce pe'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
STARS FRIDAY RESULTS

and BarnFtrom all dsfauitsd
Hoyt and Lund beat Nedelka and
Hickman by default.
Dueis and Swanson beat Scuiiy
and Butler By default.
Sau and Clarke and Mclaughlin
and stewart all defaui,ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
OTHERS ARE
C0STENDERs

Cornell and syracux beth WIN 81
fine crews on the wafer.
Slower 10 disclose fhsir real racinr
form than other college eixhts. ihsy
usually wind up ihs season IN bIass
Of glory.
But the real dask bora q the
meet VIII be the Washington crew
from the Pacific co1xt.
win the honors q The ssascn's
foremost race go back TO the Pacf<
Coast as did the honors Il ths y
cent track and field meets
The interest In rowing IN ~ "a,
West IL AZ fever heat. ard N VIM.
ner Of the Poughkeepsie cInaik W
know that the westerners an b q
race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
5ArE'B,
'GnIL1lssS'S

yest~rdny's hero--srimrs hit q
homer In the 18th inning. and gave
the Cubs 7-to-s victory over the
Braves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17
former
Asks
Hurli

lnerimn D
|-~asned
.',,r~ and
- bezu
q rtleas
u.~,.er
80 80 -,
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GurVfH ~ r.
errTu7
Ss1tN
xak ~
orks ps
Harry q
biz few v
q other
I'D 4 teri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Ernie johnson knocked IN two runs IN
the ninth with a single, and the white
sor beat ihs Athistics, 70 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Batteriess Jones, Osborne. Kaufman
and O'Fsrreil. Oescbger. McQuIlln. III
iinsim ana Oxen, oo~dy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

Batteries; Giazner. Yeliowhorse Carl
son. Holiingsworth and Cooch ]. Barnes
and snyder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-17

batterirr bpque, Marks ana Haf
grave. Meadows. Ring and Peters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
GRANGER

Traverse Bay and wife, OF Three
Oaks. Mich and Otto Bay and fam
lily Of South Bend spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Bay.
Mrs. Charles and family. OF South
Bend. spent the week end with Geo.
Frances and wife.
Harry Biningan returned 70 Chi
cago. after spending a week with his
mother. Mrs. William and family
Mr. whitney, of Chicago, spent
the week end in Granger.
Harry Shineberg and family, VIM.
Hoffman and family. Mrs Mary Kee-
gan. Roy F'reel. George Frances,
Mr.. Charles and John Walsh and
family were in South Bend Sat
urday.
Ray Hass was in Elkhart Satur-
day afternoon
Jerry Runnles and family OF Ham
let. and Mrs. Russell Seifert. OF
New Carlisle called on Ida F. Shat
fer and Mrs. Beck Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Martin are
spending a few days in North Man
chester, Ind
Miss Maple Fissel. OF Granger. IS
spending a few days with Miss Ruth
Truitt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
DETROIT MAN LOSES
MACHINE Gun SUIT

CLEVELAND. April 49, suit
brought by DR.. S. y Mclean. OF
Detroit. and other stockholders Of
the MCLEAN Arms and Ordnance
Co. against NJ A. Bradley. r. NJ
Calfee and others for $50. 600 900
alleged 10 be due from profits
through the sale OF the Lewis ma
chine gun during the world war. was
dismissed by Judge John ". Peck
or Cincinnati in the federal district
court here Monday
Tn his suit DR. Mclean claimed
that his patents nad been unfairly
sold. had been embodied in the
Lewis gun. Conspiracy also was
charged
The court held that the success OF
the Lewis machine gun was not due
to any OF McClean's inventions. It
also decided there was no evidence
10 show any conspiracy or fraudu-
lent conduct upon the part OF the
defendants on the other hand. the
decision says. the evidence shows
unusual effort on the part Of the de-
PENDANTS 10 save the Mclean COM
pany. and that full and fair notice
had been given 10 the stockholders
or the actual condition Of the COM
pany.
The sale or the patents was fairly
made for adequate consideration and
after notice 10 all the stockholders
Of the Mclean Arms and Ordnance
company" the opinion reads. and
concludes by ordering DR.. Mclean
and other plaintiffs to pay the costs
OF the suit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
NEW-RICH PLUMBER
TO CONTINUE WORK

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
April 4-Jim Younger. cowboy,
prize fighter, soldier and Plumbers
apprentice. OF this city. is going to
continue at the plumbing trade. de-
spite the fact that he has just sold
some land nAar the Mexia, Texas
oil field for $4,000.
Younger was orphaned IN infancy
when his parents were killed by ban
dts near Ia Junta. in Central Mex
leo.
For years after reaching boyhood
ne earned a precarious living on the
open range in Texas and became an
expert rider After serving through
out the World war he returned to
Texas
At a land sale conducted by the
state Younger bid in a section OF
$40 acres at s3.15 per acre. the state
giving him 40 years TO pay the So
OILS.
An oil company offered him $50
900 for 200 acres OF his land, and
the plumbers helrer accepted. The
entire $50. 600 goes into government
bonds just as soon as he can turn IL
over 20 bank. he says.
Younger Is unmarried and has no
matrimonial aspirations. he declares
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-05
NOTICE on BoND ISSUF

state OF Indiana,
St Joseph County, SIS:
In the Commissioners Court OF st.
Joseph County, Ind. April Term, Mon
day, April 3. 1922.
In the Matter Of Determining to Issue
Indiana. for Division Street Road I'M
provement as Petitioned for by Samuel
NJ. Robinson, ct al
Notice is hereby given the Taxpayers
Of ST. Joseph County, Indiana, that the
Board of County Commissioners for st.
Joseph County, Indiana, did in the above
entitled cause, at it's regular session and
meeting on the 3rd day OF April, 1922,
determine TO issue bonds or other evil
dence of Indebtedness exceeding Five
Thousand (Sj,00O.OO) Dollars. The
amount of bonds proposed Is S44OOO.OO.
bearing interest at the rate Of five per
cent The net assessed value OF all pro-
perty In said st. Joseph County is S2OI,-
eG4 0TOOO and the present indebtedness
without this issue is S1,713 700.
The proceeds or said bond issue 10 be
used for said proposed Highway I'm
prOvement.
Ten or more taxpayers other than
those who pay poll tax only, who feel
themselves aggrieved by such determ in
alton may appeal to the State Board OF
Tax Commissioners for further action by
filing in a petition therefor with the
County Auditor on or before the eX
pirati0n of twenty nine days from the
4th day Of April, 1922. The State Board
will TX a date for a hearing in this
By order Of the Board OF County Com
missioners of St Joseph County, Indiana.
Dated April 4th, 1922.
CLARENCE SEDGWICK,
Auditor of st. Joseph County, Indiana.