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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
ACCE TRACK
FUTURE GOOD

More than 20 men are responding
10 fhe cat for hack men, at the
oregon AGRICULTURAL college, accord
ing 10 the latest reports from the
Corvallis campus. assss The wealth q
material gives the .Aggies. who have
been psrrirfniiy- siadowed IA Con.
ference sport circles for the past
'season or 80. hope Of a winning
clndcr path squad,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Gibbons
Will Box
Anybody
So Says Manager Eddie
Kane; Tommy's Riled
Over Charges
ny HENRY I. F{RRE,L,


NEW YORK. Feb. Tom 1lb.
~ hons. 81. Paul light heavy.
weight who has won 10y knoc kou,
In 20 Of his last - bouts. is ready
now for anyone.
Eddie Kane. his manager. said to
day that ne would talk business with
any heavyweight In the country. nis
wants BIN Brennan. Gene TunncyI
Harry Greh. Bob Roper or any OPP
ponents suggested by any promoter.
I'VE have been accused Of build.
Ing up reputation on setupa We
have been meeting what looked Ike
easy marks but We had 10. None OF
tn. good ones would give US a
chance. We can prove D, now by
issuing challenge 10 any Of them, .
Kane said
Speaking OF reports that Carpen.
tier wants Gibbons 10 vin the Amer.
ican light. heavyweight champion.
ship before he comes hack TO Amer.
lea for his contracted bout. Kane
said he would be willing to meet the
Frenciiman's wishes
Il would be willing 20 sign for "A
iont with Gene Tunney. ths winner
70 r~et Carpenter for the worlds
title" he said. IF Tunney should
beat Gibbons ! would be willing 10
turn our contract over 20 him. be.
cause he would be more deserving
Of a."
Several promoters have been talk.
inr 20 Kane about n Gibbons Tunncy
meeting for this summer. Kane Is
willing. but the former soldier fighter
has not committed himself.
Gibbons now IL right for any
heavyweight in America outside Of
the champion" Kane said. II would
not consider match now with
DEMPSEY. but ! feel that within an.
other year he will be ready for Tho
champion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
TILDEN PLAYS
AT PUCK GAME

During the winter months William
T. Tilden keeps In shape 10 defend
his worlds tennis championship by
an occasional game Of Ice hockey.
In his latest game he played rover
on the Germantown Cricket club
team, In tit with the Swathmore
club. played in Philadelphia. TIL
den's team fell down badly. losing
IL TO i; but the net star thinks the
skating game Is great conditioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

checking Mickey Ion was forced 10
hand out only five penalties. four OF
them TO Victoria players. JACK 40.
ans. who lncreaerd his scoring lead
bx two goals. was tho only Nancon'
yer man 10 draw an enforced rens
oasman. Fowler. Meekins ana FREQ
erickson were all chased for rough
work. the latter drawing two pen.
aitlem. n wna IN. second time tina,
Fowler has b~en baniAhed from a
game In Vancouver.
Jack Adams scored yancouver~r
fin, goal In the opening session.
waadlng thru the Victoria defense
and dup.nr Fowler easily. The Safn.
player out his team two 70 tho Fn"i
early in the second period. rnappin-
up a rebound isNs than a minute
later wiif I.onghlin hoped into the
game 10 take a penalty pho, when
Frederic kson Was sripprd. WIZ drove
q low hot ono az Lehman and the
puck found tho net
Then Fowler took a sSTlpe ~ skin
ner and opened up a cut over be
local right wlnwrsks eye. Fowler
drawing thrsc minutes on the fence.
While he wan off. parkra whlExef
one past oaimRn. who had taken up
the goal job. with iun, ~ seconds
remaining To b. played in the last
frame the Aris,rcrrais showed siS
men into tho attack and oaiman
scored on a pass from Mesking.
slim ilaldcrnon waa the ouiHtand'
Ing star 81 the vleltorr. Hr uu-
eorked a burst Of speed which he
has never displayed before. while his
stickhandiinE and shooting ~'as bril-
liant Glenn t.ouKhlin ran him a
close second for donors. Will. fo~.
lera work had much TO do with the
closcnena Of the score.
Jack Adams was the best man on
the Ice. the big eSUtar man playtnn
steady and effective hockey thru.
out lie wns not spectacular. but he
was a constant, worry 10 tho whos.
Victoria team MI evening.
Mickey Naci<ay. aitho great on
the defense. took " upon his should.
erS 70 try too much individual stuff
and his work was not a. effective a.
u haa been IN other games. Art
Duncan showed more stuff than he
has IN several games. frnte parkr-.
when he was on the ice. electrified
the fans with his neat stickhandling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
CORNELL WANTS
CINDER CROWN

ITHACA. ". Y, Feb. 7.-Despite
the rough weather and the fact that
examinations are rife at this time
OF the year. the Cornell university
track squad is turning out daily and
is in the full swing OF training, de-
ternined 70 uphold the remarkable
record OF the university. Since
Cornell first won track champion.
ship In 1905. she has never lost the
title fer more than two years In
succession. Coach Moakley has few
stars; but there u an abundance of
fair material which can be devei-
oped BY intensive coaching into a
team Of standard strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

sursek- rssred. Seattle slyehsse~.
vss r~p~~s~-f 10 have bern slightly
inysr~s In . nfvser seetdent In
ssvAm~ste the e<hev dsy. Ne fur
ther r~psrt has t.~~s receives here
The chioszo Cubs have purchased
walter gelxtn. first sarher Of the Mobile
club Ia the southern leaase last year.
Tom Bhihe hes been elected presid~n,
- the Phiiir Athletics. succeeding bis
father. tire tate Benjamin. shib.. Young
Nhibe has hsrn viresprraident OF the
eiab for several seasons
''u~d" Asdr~w.. the yeuag short
stop with the tho fa- Angeles efub
e~riy last yesr. hes b~~a shipped To
the ft~~umeot club in the T~sss
league.
Eugene 0or,~. ssar Tarvms opfrsider
IN the y. 4 league last year. has been
sold 70 the Joplin club In ihs Western
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
DEVINE WILL
TRY COACHING

Aubrey Dcvine. quarterback and
captain Of the 1891 Iowa varsity
football machine. which won the
Mig Ten conference Erid title. has
been retained as freshman football
coach and assistant basketball and
track coach. Dcvine graduated this
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
WEISMULLER TO
RACE THE DUKE

John Weismuller. Illinois Athletic
club swimming star. who holds the
worlds f0o-yard daSh record for
tank swimming. expects TO compete
against Duke Kahanamoku and Pua
Kealoha. Hawaiian holders OF the
i00.yard sprint In open water. In
June this year. under the auspices
OF the Shriners. who will visit the
Islands in June. according TO
rumor current In water sport cir.
cles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Soccer Managers
Asked to Send in
Lineups on Friday

Managers Of all soccer teams In
The Star league. playing sunday.
shoHid her 90 u that their prob.
able iineups for Sundays games
are turned In at The Star no,
later than Friday noon 20 they
can be- published Saturday. Too
many mistakes WIRE made N tax.
ing The names over tho phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
HENDERSON is
AFTER TURNER

An offer as Instructor In basket.
ball at the University OF Southern
CALIFORNIA; new school for prep
coaches has been made 10 Coach
Leslie Turner OF Broadway. by III.
mer Henderson, head coach at the
Southern university, which is I'M
der serious consideration by Turner.
The offer. which has not been made
public, is said to be at "a consider.
able Increase over Turner's present
salary. and II Is possible That
Broadway may be In the market
for a new football and basketball
coach next term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
BASE STEALING
is A LOST ART

y great fnany fan9 regret that
base running Is being 20 much
sighted in the last four or five years
In the majors. a scarcity of good
pitching, and lively ball took
much Of the value out OF the pos
sibilities OF brainy base running.
Teams constantly played for a clus.
ter OF runs rather than only one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

have 10 l,s played over.
Following IN the complete schedule
for Sundays games with the assign.
ncnt Of referees: y
SENIOR CAMS
West Seattle Maple Lar Post a.
ifa-atha- at g3e .. M. Referee Billy
Waiiss
ftossaE Aircraft rleh - waedisn ~
PARK. ~ Woodland PARK. 81 tifg ., N.
tlsfsfes@tieb Lemon.
JUNIOR GAMES
r6wsr cigar 60 ss Alien sthisitf
sssorie agn. 81 Woefiand park. ~ 3. m
rsfcf~~aausorGs lfosfiinE.
naitard funiora HA-tserns juniors.
AT ceiambis plAfflsia. Al /. y, m Ref
srse-1arh Halt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
COBB MEN ARE
HARD PRESSED

That The Detroit club Is hard
pressed for infield material il proved
by the fact that the Tigers claimed
the veteran George Cutshaw for sec.
ond, after all the other National
league clubs had waived on him.
Cutshaw had "a pretty fair year with
the Pirates In 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
ST. LOUIS HAS
SHIFT LINEUP

The 81 Louis Cardinals intend 10
use the Cleveland shift at fret base
this year. Jack Fournldt will play
when a left-hander is working for
the opposition and Del Gainor
against righthanders. The two are
former American leaguers. Each
hits the ball hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
ZBYSZKO WINS
FROM CADDOCK

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.--Earl Cad.
dock vas removed from the list OF
serious ccntenders for Stanislaus
Zbyszko's worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship when
Zbyszko took two out OF three falls
from Caddock In n title bout here
last night. The champion out.
weighed the challenger by a consld.
cradle margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
TEXAS GOLF
PLAY CLOSE

Fob Macdonald. Chicago golfer. Is
Texas open golf champion, and that
by the closest margin imaginable. lie
won over Cyril Walker. runner-up
from New Jersey. By 2Si to 2s2.s The
matches were played on the munici.
pal links AT San Antonio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
MAYBE HE'LL
FINISH 9TH

Connie Mack says he is confident
HIS club will better It's position this
yearf However that doesn't mean
much OF anything since Comie's
club has been last for seven years.
II Is due for a change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
It--, Paris
MORMONS WANT
DOC JOHNSTON

SALT LAKE. CITY, Feb. t.
Wheeler CDocl Johnston. veteran
first baseman Of the Cleveland In.
dians. may disport tins season In "a
Bee uniform. u was rumored here
today Waivers have been asked on
Johnston by Cleveland. and n he IL
shuntcd out OF the major leagues
the salt Lake club Is reported TO
be angling for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
VET BOWMAN
NOW A COACH

Jack Coombs, the veteran pitcher
Is TO coach the Williams college team
again. Ira Thomas. who had that
Job for years, generally finds "A
place for n Philadelphia player at
that school since he gave UP coach.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
STAR CAGE
FIVES MIX +.
WEDNESDAY

II1EST SEATTLE ~ Hen Paris
w Billiards will - IN tho first
preliminary game in League No. l Of
The Star Junior basketball league at
Collins piayflcld tomorrow night at
H. The winners will play Shancr &
Wolff Saturday night for n place In
the finals with Battery 6. Collins
Cubs and Dandy Baking Co.
Tho teams are expected to line up
as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
GOODS STRONG
FOR HOOP GAME

How long will It be before we see
feminine teams In intercollegiate
football? Goods OF the University
OF oregon will meet an oregon
Agricultural college girls basketball
team at Eugene on March 4. says "a
Portland wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

II.
&. Feb. Past.
slam bang hook
sy featured Van
couyer's ia m p
back into the
lead In the +. G.
II. A. pcunant
scramble b or -
last evenin &.
Some Of the Wild
est and. nj times,
tho beat hockey
seen here this
e. amon was dis
played But In
LII. fsi... lseues
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
SAN FRANCISCO SEALS ARE BUILDING UP STRONG LINEUP
He Faces a Big Job

Last year Lefty" ODoul, Frisco hurlcr, was re-
garded as the best southpaw in the Coast league.
He will perform with the New York Yanks. Fritz
Coumbc, former Cincy hurler, is the picked
to replace him. Some job well say! Here's
the first picture of Coumbc, himself, to be pub
lished here since he was obtained by the Seals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

TIE ECKARTS

In tho hottest game OF tho sea
son the A. II. A. association Eek
arts and American Legion hockey
teams battied 20 n . 10 tic last
night at tho Arena ono overtime
period was played.
Play started with the following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
CHAMPS
FAVORED

The boys who risk the coin OF
che realm on the outcome Of the
local shows are picking Mckay 20
win the decision tonight. wolgast's
punching ability. however. Is max
lng him a strong contender.
Pantley. too. viii enter the ring
a fayorfte 10 win. TIE little fellow
Is a pretty shrewd boy With the
gloves and it's going 10 take a
mighty smart man with his rniits
to defeat the Northwest bantle
champ.
Eddie Hammond II making his
first start In some time. when he
boxes Joe Martinscn. the big glove
iosser. who Il going at good clip.
The latter WIN have quite an ad
vantage IN weight. but Hammond
Ia much more experienced and
should give Martinsen tho best test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
West Seattle and
Maple Leafs Meet
Crack Star League Clubs Clash in Their Final Classic
of Season at Hiawatha Sunday; Senior
Results Turned In
Won L0at md

VTTEST SEATTLE and Maple Leaf Post will clash in their
Wv final classic of The Star league at
liiawatha payfed Sunday This is expected TO
long way towards deciding the win for West Seattle
will practically eliminate the Canadians.
win for Maple Leafs will still give them fighting chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

The club has los, It's two best
pisehess In Johnny Couch and
-Lefsy" oDoul. but the team WIN
have a fairly balanced sssst Win
tho new men added.
Here's how the Seals will line up.
according to the present layout
FIRST hase--Miller.
Second basc--kilduff.
Third nasc--kamn.
Shortssop--Lefevre.
lrft field Ellison
Center field-Scc.
Right fteld--o'ccnTseii.
Agncw. Yclle-
Pitchs Scott. coumbc. Gilen.
water, Ai,en. Mcoaaid. Mitchell
Geary.
utMsy--waish. Kelly. Fitzgerald.
RHYME
Kl1-DUFF
ADDED
The addition OF Pete Kilduff from
Brooklyn means that he win un'
doubtediy play second base and that
lack Miller. the new MANAGER. will
play first. This also means that
lin OConneli, the $4,000 beauty.
vim undoubtedly play right field
Instead Of first base. where he
worked last YEAR. O'conneli ~ al
most certain to be used In the out
field by tho New York Giants Ia
49,. II he makes the major league
grade. because be would have little
chance OF beating George Kelly out
Of the job.
wfuie KAmm will be back az
third with Al r<feyre. the young
xter obtained from the Giants, due
10 play shortstop.
The Seats viii miss Jimmy Cave
ney at shortstop. but with kamm
on third and Kiiduff and Miller on
the other side Of the diamond their
inner defense win be better bah
apccd than iass year. Miller Is
xtcadser player than O'Connsll
while KiIcusf IN cinch 20 he bet
ter than Morry Rath. who fiIvyersd
badly last year
NAY
SHIFT 'Eyf
OF course. Miller may be plan
ming 10 play second base himself
and 20 use kilduff at shoftstop.
The latter had quite a bit Of short.
stop play before taking over key
stone work.
The Frisco outfleld will be one
Of the hardest hitting trios in the
league with Eiiison In left. See IN
center and C'conneil in right They
viii all hit 900 or better. They
win form a better fielding outfieid
than the 1891 trio and a better
7 throwing combination This season
will probably mark the passing Of
Joe Kelly and Justin Fitzgerald al
orchard regulars.
The Frisco pitching staff win miss
Couch and ODoui. but they have
some good new men coming up
Young Gilienwater. who was with
the club In the closing days 81 the
1921 campaign. bears watching. Bob
Geary will be a valuable man II
he can hit the pace he did for
Seattle In 1890.
Young Aitcn. obtained from Oak
land. Is a good HEAVIER and win go
better with the Seals behind him.
COUMBE LOOKS
GOOD
Then there's Fritz Coumbc. a
crack southpaw. and Mitchell. OBJ
tanned from the cincy Reds. The
former promises much as a Coast
league performer.
Jim Scott and Herb McQuaid will
complete the staff
The Seals will be well fortified
behind the plate with Sam Agnew
and Archie Yelle ready to don the
windpad and mask. They form one
of the beat staffs in the league.
In Dan Walsh the Seals have n
fine utility man who can fiji In at
any infield berth and likewise can
hit.
Right now the Seals look like
strong contenders for the flag. The
pitching staff can be strengthened
up a little and the shortstop prob
lem may cause trouble. but the
Seals look formidable nevertheless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

The Boeing Aircraft club that
may beat them out OF the
title.
"a far as the infer.eiub games be-
tween Maple Leafs and West seattle
ar. concerned. the : score In $3.50.
Tlr flrst game was a Erurihng s-to--
ue al Woodland park. In their next
meeting West Seattle routed the
Post boys with 1905 defeat a,
Hiawaiha. Recently tho i.eafers
car~~ hack with i.too win o. Wood.
land mark. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
BALLARD CAGE
MEN COP TILT

Stepping all over the Nationals. the
Ballard Cub basketball team took n
fast cage tilt last night. 81 10 Is.
The close checking OF the Cubs and
stellar shooting OF Mclaughlin and
Eland were too much for the losers.
Provost. with points. was high man
for the Nationals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
LEAFS HANDED
SETBACK

The Maple Leaf squad wan given
a serious setback when They lori TO
Woodland park hy a.to'o score two
weeks ago. Tho Leafs are stan lead.
Inc in the point column t~cauEc they
have played more games than Billy
McGraih's West side errw.
West Seattle KEEP, pace sunday ny
downing she fioeinE Aircraft club AZ
West SEATTLE ~ 5.to.i tally.
The roaiofnce team was leading
20 with ons few minutes 20 go
IN their game with Woodland park
on the park grounds Sunday when
the ball exploded. Tho gamo wiil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
O'Connell
Is Slated
for Field
Addition of Pete Kilduff
Means $4,000 Beauty
Will Play in Outfield
nv leo VI. LASSEN

TER leading the
l . : l G O a st
league race most
Of the WAY. tho
san Francisco
Seals cracked
ander the strain
when their pitch
cfs went hay.
wire.
But look out
Tor the Golden
cate warriors
again this sea.
som
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
WOODS IS
CAItIDED

WOODSJiS
CARDED
Soldier Woods win make his frsf
bow in some time In the second
bout, tackiing Young Cardeau, an
other newcomer.
Bob Barnes. the little fellow who
put up a game scrap In one OF the
prelimfnaries recently. VIII mix with
Joe Palmer. the third new boxer on
the bill.
The show viii start at $50 .. m.
as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

substitutious--Nati none; Ballard
Cubs. Westmoreland for Ellington. Gar
rie for Muller.
Free throws-Prevost >, Eriingson 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Two Mitt Titles Are
at Stake at Pavilion
Gordon Mckay to Risk Middleweght Crown in Bout
With Johnny Wolgast Tonight While frankie
II Pantley Defends Bantam Title
ny LEO II. LASSEN

WO titles will be at stake tonight when the
Sons of Swat perform at the Pavilion in the
weekly leather .mitten party.
First and foremost will be the Gordon Nc
Kay-Johnny Wolgast setto, with the Coasts
middleveght crown as the big prize.
And then Frankie Pantley, the new
Northwest bantamweight king, will risk his
newly won honors in the semi-windup with
Oscar Victor, newcomer in these parts.
Victor has looked pretty good in the gym
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

starts, but most of them were
against setups. His biggest
coup was in his bout with
Marty Farrell, whom he beat.
II woIgast II the same aggres-
siye batilef that was when he
boxed here two years ago. he wiz
give the champion a hard run for
his money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
l NEED
MONEY!!

And must do dental
work 10 set II. |
shalt Eivc tho quail
lty and workmanship
az always. but my
prices wiii be a har :
gain for YOU,
must raise money.
and l shall save YOU
Ia dollar FOR every
dollar you pay me
\ Tor your Mental work
EDWIN y. BkOWs
100 Columbia ~.
For more than 20
| years Seattlc'S lead
ing dentist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

hasu workouts but IT remains TO be seen as 10 what ne
do in the ring.
In the main attraction Mckay will be facing the first
hard hitter that he has battled since coming to Seattle
Mckay has six straight haa had bis few fights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07


pm, p~rfod--i Vancouver. Adam.
Use
second perisf---. vsnroav-r. Adams.
e.gt. = Victoria. W i.eazhiin. Gas. ..
Vancouver. paFhss eis
Third periqi--s. Victoria. osfmsn from
Meekinx. 1859
-ub<fit utiassa
First period --fafkss for Harris. W.
fcughiin for pundsrdaies
Second period Harris for rsrk~~. pun.
s.raaie for I,oushiin. rafkss for Mar
Kay. MacknY for Ekinner. W. LouEhlin
fsf pynserdaie
17iird psr,oa Skinner for rarkes Dun
dsrfsie for ". f,NgKhiln. W f.ouKhiln Tor
Heehing MeshluE for W. tsounhiln.
rsnsitir.
Firsf period ! fntnvter
Second period. Victoria awarded pen
atty shot ~. fsoushiin. ronvcftsdts VIC
toria Fowler. minutes Vancouver
awarded penalty shot tMaoKay did not
converfi.
Third period --yiesoria. Fr~derickson, ,
minutes. MsekinK. : minutes Frederick
son. J minutes. Vancouver. J. Adams. :
minutes
Rsferee-ion.
Evening journal., 1922-09-23
STEMS Is NAMED
FUEL DISTRIBUTOR

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Omitted
Press) appointment of Conrad +.
stems. vice-president in charge Of
traffic of the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Railway Company, as
Federal Fuel Distributor under the
anti-fuel profiteering bill. was made
at the White House yesterday.
stems has been granted a furlough
from the railroad to undertake HIS
new work. He was chief OF the
transportation division OF the food
administration during the war.
stems succeeds II. b, Spencer. who
has been acting as voluntary distrib-
utor since the temporary organiza-
ton was set up some weeks ago.
ut Is felt by the administration
that the coal problem is a problem
Of transportation rather than pro-
duction," the statement from the
White House said. land for this rea-
son especially requires transporta-
ton experience for its solution"
Spencer had requested that he be
relieved from his position as fuel
distributor in order that he may re-
assume his place as president of the
Fruit Growers Express.
Evening journal., 1922-09-23
The Sfdl@e

OF the finest seen here this season and
holds forth a great variety OF en-
tertainment. living up to its title
as variety"
Bostock's Riding School is a great
novelty that catches the particular
fancy OF many people. IL deals with
the developing of circus riders.
Three horses and five people are in
the personnel OF the company
"Annabelie," a musical act with a
company OF six is another headline
offering OF merit and Joe Darcy Is
by himself in an act OF black-face
comedy.
Acts OF headline quality TO the
very last one are listed for next
weeks billing. Among the chief
features IS the Texas Four, an ag-
gregation OF singers from the Lone
Star State. whose speciality is singing,
in solos and in harmonious quartet.
Leon Vavara IS a pianist and al
though comparatively young man.
has succeeded marvelously in his
studies OF the piano.