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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities


SELLING STORES my speciality. N.
Leinsun. care Strauss Co. 1904 East
Cary Street. Phone Randolph 2213.
TOILET GOODS. p.rfumery and ravoring
extract plant: selling on account OF
other business interests. present gross
business withou; .Ho'; about $4,000 yer
year. could easily b. mad. 800 900 and
more. business In Al condition: has
about 100 established agencies and good
mail order business: unlimited POSI-
biiities. Address Pcrfum.r Box =. sta.
ton \. Chattanooga. Tenn.
FOR RENT or sale. nrs,.ciass poultry
plant. fully stocked and equipped.
Apply Room s25. American National
Bank. Richmond. Va.
MONEY IN GRAIH-,i25O buys guar
shtees on 10000 bushels wheat: no fur
thJr rick Movement of &c opportunity
tahc 800: &c. 800. etc Particulars.
market letter free. Investors Daily
Guide. SIS Dwight building. Kansas
cay. Mo.
MONEY IN STOCKS = Free booklet.
Money Made Safely" explains how $40
TO {i2s controls 100 sharcI Wall Stree,
stocks: opportunity for large profits. In.
rcs'ors DAILY Guide. Room sss. 81 Wall
Street. New York.
BOTTLINo BCSISESS-LocaieI in grow
!nS city In Virginia: established trade:
modern plant: we'll equipped; part cash
balance reasonable terms. Box l. 81
care The Dispatch.
MONEY ~ cOTTON-uo buy, guar
ante-s on 20 bales cotton: no further
risk: movement OF $40 baio opportunity
take WOO. etc; particulars. market let
ter free. Investors Guide, Roon S2a
g Wall Street. New York
OPPORTuSITY-Supp / show a thou
sand orders for item that retaIIs a. y25
and costs $3.50. VIII any one help me
finance III 10 get the orders the
other fellow TO finance the business
handling all cash and divide equally
with me. Box u S,2. care The Dis
patch.
ADVERTISE With Standard list.. they're
pullerH: Ct-page rat. book matted free
Standard Advertising Agency. 81. Louis.
80.
WISH to hear from cstaOIishcd bushes.
or new money mnkins opportunity heed
Ing around thirty thousand dollars aI-
dtional capital. Those having IcEitI-
mate opportunity FOR Investment write
fully: no fake schemes considered: ref
creEc"s exchanged. J. r. Bennett. 40
San Fernando Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal.
RESPONSIBLE corporation wants GEN
.ral sales managers TO open branch Office.
manage saies.hen: $500 to $1,000 n-c-s-
sary: expenses to Baltimore allowed 4.
you qualify. Address Manager. coz y.
Eutaw Street. baltimore. Md
WANT party with few thousand dollars
and some real estate experiences. TO lola
me or l Join with him In real estate
bus!n"sa Answers strictly confidential.
Box Ca. car. The Dispatch.
with seyices, us or more for me- give
phon". Box + COS. care The Dispatch.
LEAVING city. viii sell or eschuny. fur
nture Of Is rooms FOR equity In vacant
10; or something Of equal value Box
u si". care The Dispatch.
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SAIESA EE-CallinS on drug trade. can
max. $50 or more per week on the sid.
handling our new patented article: sei!s
at sight: pocket sample free: commits
rion asa paid on receipt of orders. Adj
drcas Lock Box SIP. Clinton, Iowa.
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SALESAES wanted Immediately 10 sell
Ahron-nad. tires. tubes and nccchror.es.
a number OF widc.awake and agsros.
Give mon: big money; write today. Fed.
"rai Rubber Goods Co.. Akron. Ohio.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. battery compound
startles tho world Better than sui
phuric acid: charges discharged bat
;eries Instantly: gallon free to agents
Lightning Co. ST. Paul. MINI.
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MARY ROSE FRoCKS-Every woman
buys on sight. Easy to sell. Big profits.
Repeat orders. For particulars. write
~ Rodasi Co. Plant 49, Cincinnati, Ohio
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SALESM ES-"anted men who have sue
ceBsful sales records. to sell wenr-Proof
Mats: on market !. Year,: nationally
known and used: every doorway pros
pect. especially ofice buildings. hotels.
theate.s. stores. clubs, restaurants.
schools. churches. hospitals, elevators
homes: leader In !tB held good men Can
make big money and build lucrative
business. Address Wear Proof Mat Co.,
.i5s w. Fulton Street. Chicago. Ill.
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sALESMES-Ten producing s.ieBrnen n,
capable Of bclling high -ciass Office APP
pl!aHc-h virginia territory: ability
li'nits earnings. lifetime opportunity;
permanent employment. See sir. Leath,
IL Seventh. to mornings
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BIG MONEY and fast sales. Every owner
buys gold initials for his auto. You
charge $3.50: make si.35. Ten orders
daily easy. Write for particulars and
free sanples. American Monogram Co,
Desk 555. East Orange. y. J.
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SALESMES--Cnusual proposition offered
20 sell our popular calendars and sd =
vertislng spec!a!tics; established I1;::
exclusive territory ana most liberal con-
tract ever offered live producers: mako
no contract for 1921 until you sc. our
proposition. Sentinel Printing Com
many. Indianapolis. Ind.
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COMPLETE radio set. antcnna. car
phone. etc. ~: wonderful selling propo.
sition for holidays Every home eager
buyer. Hear plainly expensive In
strumcn'. noncy-pnck Yuara nte o
N.li2S. u EaSt Jnchnnn Chicnrn
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hALESSES-ii money; complete line /:
unique advertising signS. distinctiye
calendars and novelties: our line makes
dollars where others make pennies
Mnhon Eoyelty Co. knn,nn Ohio
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NEW OIL LAMP BURNs sIe6 AIR.
8. Y. Johnson, 9G9 Aladdin Bldg. 642
North Broad Street, Philadelphia. Pa. In
rentor OF wonderful new oil lamp that
burns $40 air and beats gas or cleo
tricity. Is Offering TO give one free to nrst
user In each locality who will help intro
duce II. Write him for particulars
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Musical Instruments

hoSany case: In perfect condition.: ppr-
ciai price,. 1850. B,rss Music Co.,. Third
and Franklin.
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CLAIRE MADE SIS an hour selling vest
pocket windshield cleaner, needed by
every autoist. motorman. engineer: on.
rub Keeps siass clear - hours: $4,000
sold: amazing proposition free. Security
MfE. Co. D.pt. Go. Tul.In. Ohio
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BREAKING III housekcpcins. must sell
household furniture Monday. 5.O1 Third
Avenue. Madison 533i-J.
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AUTO ACCESSORY and vricanizcrs' cup
ply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS territory; full
time or side line: standard line; remark
able dealer corporations: good man
should mako $500 uIvDthly. Paul, 1865
Hollywood. Chicago.
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GIT Into a real business OF your own.
Local city territory now open. Sell the
gcnuin. J. X. Watkins products. Every
body Knows Watkins spices. extracts.
coffee. mcdic!ncB. toilet preparations,
etc. Standard for more than fifty years
BIGGEST Hne. bisEest values and highest
quality makes eaay selling for you. Write
'oday 'or free sample and proof that
you can make from $4,000 TO 5000 a
year J. X. Watkins CO. Dept. Ssh
New YORK. -. y
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MAIN OR SIDE LINE. $40 to as weekly:
high grade line paints. etc. that Will
repeat: we cooperate to make your
sales the greatest. Ashland Paint Co.,
Huntington, w. Va.
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SCHAAFS.
Whatever you do
don't miss seeing what
we have-or you'll be
sorry.
$S.75- Sterling cigar
cite case.
$4.OO-Knife & chain.
$1,000 Large sterl-
ing military brushes.
$7.00-Shaving mirror
stands.
Sterling buckle
with belt.
$1.25-Gold stick pin.
S3.50-Gold cuff but
tons.
$12.00-Platinum over
lay cuff buttons.
$1.50-Tie clasps, gold.
$2.35-Baby heart and
chain.
$3.5O-Gold birthstone
la vallieres.
$1.50 = P ink cameo
brooches.
$500 = elan
canoes.
$2.75-Gold bar pins.
$500 = Gents ruby
rings.
$500 = Ladies ruby
rings.
$5.OO-White sapphire
rings.
$22.50-Prettiest wrist
watch ever S n wn.
We're anxious to have
you see them.
None Of the trashy
kind, but the best we
can buy.
Schaaf's
jewelers.,
1926 E. Broad.
FOR SALE. Direct Action four ourner Gai
range. heater. self feeder. two ward
robes. sidrboard. extension dining table
china closet. Kitchen safe. Sasn doors
gas Iron. Kitchen cabinet. all In good
condition. 1874 Ashland Street. Houie.
ward S.S:.J.
LADYS bicycle for sale. Good condition
and reasonable. Call Madison 1904
FOR SAl.E-Hor-c and buggy for sale
gentle horse. In good condition: cx-
cciient driver: rubb-r-tirc buggy; also In
good condition. & IL Clothing 81
Broad Street
$366-fiyer- plano. mahogany case. small
size; Ideal for apartment. Has been
used slightly. Made. TO sell for $3.50.
Fine opDortuuity fnr thrlffy tnuSsc i,v.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

HATIONAL advertising organization has
opening for aggressive district he!d man
aSeF' Should net $500 yearly. Week
~ advances. Address SUPERVISOR E':ic
-. = Quincy Street. ChlcAKo.
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TAILORING statesmen wanted: sna pp!cst
direct-to-wearer line on earth; virgin
WOOL custom tailored suits or overcoats
SIS: big commissions; no extra charges
House OF Campbell. i5G South State
CHICAGO
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wAHTED-bisirict acid managers and
distributors for exclusive territory and
sale OF big hit sweeping country
70 engage statesmen and organize ere ws:
ilbcra! commission paid weekly: give
experience and references. Peoples
MIG. SO ". IA ndolph. Chicago.
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INCREASE your profits selling soap. p,r-
Fumes. extracts. etc. as side line. La
cassian Co. Dept. 6i2. ST. Louis SO.
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!nan: hno opportunity for the right man
Royal Typewriter Co. 49, East Main
Street. kecOnd nour.
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TRAVELLING MEN-Alaks big money, add
10 pleasure on the road with a com
pi-tc radio receiving set: all towns se nd
out concerts each evening Jus, drop
wire out hotel window. Complete set.
~. Sold on moncy-back guarantee
R'i'2s. IL l.. Jackson boulevard, Chi.
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$50 DAILY EASY-B!g wonder line of
New York: ii fast seller, used by every
body: samples free. Tex,!!. pr ducts
Company. Cs3 broadway. Sew Yo-x
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WE START you without a dollar Soap-
extracts. perfumes. toiie; goods; expert
ence unnecessary. Carnation Co.. Dept
$50. ST. Louis.
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hCMNAGE SALES-Makc $50 daily: We
start you: Representatives wanted every
whete: permanent business: whoicssierH
tllntOn-C Clarke & Co, Dept s3-A 27O3
south Dearborn Street, Chicago.
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SELL lubricaiing oils. greases 20 dealers.
garages. consumers all or part time.
Make 800 weci..y with our liberal COM
mission offer. Exclusive territory. The
Tou:aine Paint and OIL Co.. Cleveland.
Ohm.
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WE START you In business. furnishing
everything: men and women. oppor-
tunity lifetime to earn $50 TO 800 week
ly operating our New System Specially
Candy Factories Home anywhere.
booklet free. w. H!ilyer R.gs,!aie
Drawer 100. Eant OrAnse \. ].
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ONLY ONE SALE DAILY means i2Oo PEI
month. Elves gales. 1900 monthly
Main or aide linz: marvellous new a-lb
adding machine: retails Sl5: work
equals $500 machine: adds. suo,rac,s
muitipli-s, divides "a Ut ( c II J ;
hpeedy. Accurate. durable. handsome
fve.yrar guarantee. Nationally adv.r-
tis.d. I"mfEdous demand amazing
profits. Write quick for liberal trial
offer and projected territory. Lightning
Calculator Co.. Dept. los. Grand Rapids
Mich.
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IiIf saIc5'naf wanted by a progressive
wholesale notion house: = live. -n.ryet,
man as city salesman a good opyor-
tunity to the right man. Applications
treated strictly confidential. Box 3:l.
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

SELLING STORES my speciality NJ.
L.insen. care Strauss CO. 1904 East
Cary Street. Phone Randolph 2213
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RCMMAGE SALES MAKE $50 daily. wo
start you. Representatives wanted
everywhere: permanent, business
'whoiesalSs." Coz Division Street. Chi
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Situations Wuntcd-Aiale

ADJ 4 Str K-EX pcricnccd travelling ad :
Juster aid credit investigator. employed
desires change. Box Is 800. care The
Dispatch.
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WANTED-District managers and field
representatives to handle Shinn- Flat. the
STANDARD and most efficient system OF
lightning protection. A grand oppor-
tun'ty for men who are willing to work.
VINO can furnish us with reference. II
interested. write to r. H. Berry, i29
New Jersey Avenue. 8. E. Washington
d. C.. who will gladly call on you In
tho near future.
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ChRiSI MAS PACkAGES = Everybody
uses Xmas cards. booklets. seals Eit,
TAGS: earn Xmas money. Send lOc
tcoin) sample. particulars National
Products Co.. 5Sil Ludlow. Phlladei-
ph!a
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S5o-{loo weekly selling army shoes. rain
coats. blankets. shirts direct to wearcr.
We deliver and collect. Write how 10
obtain free samples. Consumers Trading
Co. eil broadway. New York.
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CAN you sell cOorcd people7 Write
B"ci-. Chemical Co.. ST. Louis Mo
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Salo

WASHINGTON Hutter Bcans Warm. sea-
con. Servo. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Major League Meetings
Get Under Way Tuesday

noia Joint conference on THURSDAY.
WIN the annual meeting OF the In
ternational league here also today,
II will be quite a baseball week.
Trade and big sale talk IL rife
around town. The magnates like 10
talk about million dollar sales as
long as they don't have 10 pay the
price Themselves Many trades are
also said 10 be In the air and many
will be completed II the club owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
They Amt What
They Used to Be,
Says Otto Floto

Otto Fioso. Denver scribe. pays
tho following tribute to Stanley
Ketcheli.
Now that We are approaching
the 18th anniversary OF Stanley
Ketcheli's death. we wan, 20 say
Of him again--he was one Of the
few great champions OF the world.
He never selected his opponents a.
our WORTHLESS DO today; ne always
allowed others 10 choos, them He
never sidestepped bout. and so
called tough ones were welcomed 10
attend his little parties i,at as wei .
the sefups and soft 'uns. They Just
all looked alike 60 him. How many
champions can we say this Oft
"of the present lot only Jack
Dempsey and Benny Leonard como
under that heading. But the balance
Of the bunoh-they've 60, TO have a
report from Brsdtsreet and Dun
before they viii consent to even
enter into negotiations for a bout
with tough bird"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
CASEYS WIN
CAGE MELEE
IN EVERETT

NHEN the two Knights OF Column
w bus teams met on the Everett
floor Saturday night the Seattle
bunth showed that they sfill know
how 10 play basketball The Seattle
five won by score OF ~ 10 Is The
score. however. does not show the in
tense fight shown by both teams. as
the game was full OF fight turnout.
Bonney. Clemenson and Riddle did
most OF the scoring for the winners.
while Myers OF the Everett five was
about the only man TO score for his
team.
The Knights have won four games
so far this year. making a total OF
81 games played In the last three
seasons. with two games lost. and II
their team sticks together this season
IL looks very much as tho they would
enjoy another successful season. They
have a bunch Of experienced players
and can always be depended upon
to give n good account OF themselves
The Camp Lewis five this season
Is said 10 be much stronger than the
Officers five. which represented the
camp last year. and they are to
come TO Seattle 20 play the Seattle
X. OF c. five next "Wednesday night
on the local floor. The game will be
called by Referee Thomas at 9 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Northern Ice Teams Battle
Coaches Praise Work
of Bethany Grid Star

BETHANY. W. Va. Dec. lift
that fellow was on Princeton he
would BE- tho talk Of the East. II he
was on any Of ,he Blg Ten teams ths
Western critics would be iaudlng him
10 the skies"
The player under consideration
was Captain Harry Randolph OF tho
Bethany. w. Va. college. The speak.
er was Pat Page. former star athlete
OF the University OF Chicago. now
coach at Butler. Ind. college.
Page no expressed himself after
Bethany had beaten Butler 20 TO 7.
Randolph almost singic-handod had
brought about the defeat II viii be
recalled that Butler earlier In tho
season won from University OF nj.
noIa. ~
Dave Morrow. who coached Wash.
ington and Jefferson when that col.
lege had one Of the most-talked about
eievens In the country. Is now In
charge at Bethany. He has an even
better opinion OF Randolph than Pat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Weaver Denied
Reinstatement

CHICAGO. Dec. IL
Judge X. NJ. Lands today
refused to reinstate in
organized base all
Buck" Weaver, star
third baseman for the
Chicago White Sox pre-
vious to the 1919 world
series scandal.
Weaver, whose name
was mentioned in connec-
ton with the alleged
conspiracy Of a group Of
White Sox players to
throw the series TO Gin
cinnati, declared that no
evidence had been pro-
duced to support the
claim and asked that his
name be cleared. His APP
plication was denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

EXTRAORDINARY ranks next "a
~ the United States In the mum
Der OF individual and team record.
holders. with 10. England has nine
France eight and Finland one. List.
ed separately by the federation are
five worlds records credited 10 Ger.
man women athletes, three OF which
represent better performances than
those recognized on the list which
excludes Germany.
Three Of the worlds records
on the fedcration's list, which
included performances up 10
September I. 1929, have since
been broken by American stars
In competition In this country.
fact which observers cite ms
proof Of the rapidly developing
aptitude Of feminine contestants
In track and field sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

Miss Camella sabic OF Newark.
N. j.. one OF the stars of tho Amer.
lean international team. broke two
of the marks. lowering the so.yard
high hurdle standard from to 8 4-b
seconds and setting a new distance
OF feet az inches for the standing
broad jump. as compared with the
previous best mark of $50 meters
about feet 2 inches). Miss Eleanor
Churchill OF Exeter, N. H.. account.
ed for the other new record by
throwing the baseball 224 feet az
inches, as compared with the old
mark OF 66,57 meters (about 2is
fcet).
Analysis OF the record list reveals
the superiority of American girls in
hurdle racing and jumping. -Four of
the five hurdle records, and five of
six marks for broad and high jumps.
polo vaulting and hop. step ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Florida Is
Favored as
Ball Camp
Eight Major Cluss to
Train There for 1928
Season
BY BILLY EVANS

BY BILLY Nv Ans
EIGHr major league clubs have
~ already selected Florida AZ a
spring trimming camp. Others may
follow suit.
I, would seem that the eight
clubs who have already decided on
Florida had made a very wise move
There ar. any number OF benefits
70 be obtained due to 40 many
clubs trimming In the same state
Tho climate h certain 20 suit
even the most exacfing club
owner. I have never scsn had
weather In Florida In the early
spring. True, every now and
then you win bump Into few
bad days. hut ON the whole. the
weather Ia always Ideal for
spring training for tho major
league clubs.
Then there IL tho financial In.
ducemenis. With eight clubs
camped In neighboring towns. II
viii be a very easy matter TO ar
range n great number OF exhibition
games. The natives and the tour.
lists will welcome the chance "a
see major league games. far re.
moved from the big league circuit.
Perhaps VI even greater value
10 the major league club own.
ers and managers win be the
opportunity 10 get n real line
ON their talent, the recruits In
particular.
II IL a certainty that most OF the
pitching In these exhibition games
will be done by the 'rookics" II "
more difficult to sc, line on the
recruit pitchers than any OF the
other newcomers. Big leaguers like
their base hits as well In the spring
a. midsummer. even tho they do
not figure In their batting Averages.
The National league veterans will
show no mercy TO the American
league youngsters. The same goes
for the regulars in the American
league ranks. Thus these exhibition
games are certain TO be real con.
tests In which tho young pitchers
will be tested to the limit.
These inter.league affairs are
sure TO bring out every fault Of
the recruit pitchers. These
faults probably would not have
been brought TO the surface IN
exhibition games against minor
league clubs. II will also give
the managers chance TO cor
rect any number Of these evils
before the season opens.
Last but not least. these games
should be the means Of sending the
clubs North in the best OF condition.
Keen competition. such as these ex.
hibitfon games should produce, IA
tho very best method OF getting a
major league club ready for the
big campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

man out Of the game during the first
few games Of the season the Maroons
seemed discouraged and couldn't got
started. but when Lehman jointed
the ranks again they perked up Inn
mediately. They tied the ~. Pats
last Monday and beat Victoria on
Friday.
Tonight the champions are playing
Victoria again on Vancouver ice and
then the Maroons Jump down 10
Seattle for their second bow OF the
season.
The Vancouver team Is stili weak
ened by the loss OF Duncan and
Skinner. but with Lehman back and
with Patrick and Taylor filling in
they promise plenty OF trouble for
the opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

able 10 do much In Philadelphia un.
iesa there Ia a general housecisanins
as Their. IL too much dead timber on
the Quaker roster 10 make IL possible
for any manager 10 set any place
with that outfit
And Baker lan't the type 10 open
the purse strings 10 buy nsw talent.
he being OF the Harry Faxee school
develop starr and sell 'cm as fss,
as you can.
It's this TYP. Of owners that hurt
the national game and give the com.
merciai side their only considsra-
ton.