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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
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For three days the Giants have
been looking over rlght-handed fling
ing. curve balls breaking at the same
angles. \ souihpaw OF the class OF
Cooper. 81 the I'irtes. Mogridgc. OF
Washington. or n Jake May was up
there 90 fling Into the breach. might
save the day for the Yanks n
would make the Giants look at dif
ferent pitching. The Giants have
shown the greater punch In the
games played up thru Friday and
thu Wanted pitching strength OF the
fankH hasn't proved up until then
IN strong as the Giants can boast.
a good nouthpaw pitcher would have
a swell chance Of haliing the Giants.
Whether the Yankee right.handers
can stayc OF dcfca, remains to be
seen.
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and MONTANA
Clash AT STADIUM TODAY

ILTAsHrNGToN's varsity was fac.
w ing It's first big test OF the sea
son here this afternoon with Mon.
tana at the stadium.
The kickoff was set for z.Jo D. m.
Coach BaFshaw has been shifting
his men around continuously during
the past week OF practice trying 10
find the best combination. and II
was gncsswork trying TO pick before
game time the players that would
start for the Purple and Gold.
Coach Stewart put his Grizzlies
thru light workout yesterday aft.
ernoon AT the stadium and pro.
nounced his men ready for the
Washington eleven.
George varnell was 10 referee 10.
days game. with Tracey strong as
umpire.
Montana defeated Washington two
years ago and the Purple and Gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
ELKs PLAY
LATE

Play In the Eiks' annual handicap
golf tournament Is far behind sched.
uIe. but there ~ every reason 10 BE-
iieve that the finals VIII be played
before the end OF the month
Tommy Smith and DIR. J. c. Moors
played their scrni-final match this
month. which resulted in victory for
the former. "smithy's" opponent m
the final ss.hoie match win be the
winner Of the r. Greenway W
Spsngler-Phillips games Greenwsy
has been waiting many weeks for
the other pair 10 decide who win be
the other seml-finalist In the lower
bracket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
ANOTHER LATE
MATCH

Frank Atkins. who won the dris'
ing contest at the state meet "
Yakima last saturday by cloutinE
the pellet for distance OF an
yards. and little Harry Cornell arr
holding up the captains cup CON
petition at Darlington. They reschse
the lower semi-finai bracket severe
weeks ago. but seem to hsve trcuoh
arranging a date TO play off their
match 70 decide who viii meet L,on
Moore in the finals. Don aual'f'eu
as finalist by defeating Bruos
Crlgss after a hard match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
ki'NZ AND ARLETT
SHOULD GRADUATE

Finchrs kunz. the giant Sacra.
merto huber. and Buzz Arie;t. the
Oakland ace. ere due "a graduate
from the Coast league this year
Both men are biz league timber
Deals have been talked about for
some time. but nothing definite an.
nounced. OF the two pitchers. Ariest
IL better equipped for immediate
success In the big show, as he IL
rated as smarter hurier than the
sacramento fast bali star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Strand Is
Near New
Bat Mark
Salt Lake Slugger Needs
Only a Few Bingles to
Beat Total Hit Record
DAuL STRAND. the leading hit,s

DAuL STRAND. the leading hitter
Of the Coast league. In within
nine hits 81 new record for total
hits In a season.
The Salt Lake slugger has
slammed out 27s hits. and with a
week ye, 20 go he has fine chance
OF passing Jay Klrke'n mark of 1si.
set last year at Louisville.
strand has been batting consist
emily around the $40 mark most Of
the season.
The former Seattle boy will wind
up the season against the Indians
here next week, the Bees coming 10
close tho year AT the Rainier valley
park.
Strand also IL leading the league In
home runs. with ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
JEFFERSON VS..
TACOMA

jefferson Park vs.. Meadow Park.
Twenty-five'man teams from these
clubs will mix on the Beacon HIN
course tomorrow In the return half
of their annual home-and-hon<
match. The meeting at Tacoma.
early last spring. ended in favor q
the Meadow Parkcrs by 10 points
but with ground advantage the IL
calls are hopeful OF reversing the
count tomorrow. M. J. Galhraithu
the local skipper. VIII rely on
same lineup that tced off in
away" half. Play will commens
at 10 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
SOMEBODY PAGE HEARTS and FLOWERS

Now. like all good and virtu'
out tales. this one brings tne
outcast wauderer back 10 pik
league baseball just In the NICK
OF time.
Thru the long shadows ca@
by the l. pillars back OF ny
bleachers he wends his way ~
tho side OF Mother McGraw.
He shuts out the yanlSs WIN
four hits and lifts the mortsas
Exit Huggins and the shsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
STUART is
FINALIST

Archie Stuart ts a finalsst in the
captains cup competition at Jeffer-
son Park. but he had a tough time
getting to the last lap as his semi.
final match with the veteran Tom
smith required 90 holes before n
decision was reached.
The lower half matches are a
couple OF weeks behind time owing
to the illness of Pete Ash. who
meets W. w. stoli The winner OF
this match will then tackle Jack
McBain 10 determine who opposes
Stuart in the deciding match for
Capt. CaIbraith's trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
WAyERI.EY
STRONG

The Waveriey squad. with cue
well known ilnksmen az Run
Smith. Rudy Wilhelm and DR.. d
r. willing on the list. Is expec'd
20 give Lee steii. Bon Stein. "Dixie<
Fieager. ct al. hard run for hos.
ors. with the local Ingiewood elxkf
and the Vancouver Golf club tezn
rated 10 have a good chance 10 nos
out the favorites.
The following are the iineups Il
eight Of the teams entered.
Seattle Golf club--I.ee steil. Boa
Stein. n. A. Dixie" Ffeager. v. 4.
McKfIiop. s. l. Russell. captain; Roy
Campbell. NJ. ~. McElwain and A. 3.
Kerry.
waveriey Country club. Portland
DIR. O. y. Willing. captain; Rus.
sell Smith. Rudolph Wilhelm, JACK
Straight. Kills Bragg. c. f. Nelson.
Harry Thompson. Walter Z. Pear.
son. G. IA. Davis and DIR. s. C. slo-
cum.
Vancouver Coli and Country ciut
Robert Bone. Willie Bone. c. G.
colviiie. X. celiatiy. II. r. GardncI.
G. A. l.. Payne. A. c. Stewart al
J. yeliowles.
ingiewood Country club. Seattle
Clark Speirr. Forest Watson. Jach
Wesfland. Jim Forde. Ted Knudson,
Gene Hafton. Al schoephoestxr and
I'D Brown.
Darlington Country club. Seattle
y. jackson. $. Wilson. r. Atkins. 1.
Waller. w. A. Kearns. DIR. w. I.
wooiey. c. Harold and J. Reifsnider
Shaughnessy Heights. vancouves
Knox walkem. A. r. Mountsfieid
~. J. Smile. A. Bull. Duncan Daw.
son. J. D. Fraser. r. 81. c. Melon
and w. r.. Burns.
Yakima Country ciub---Jos Koh1n
C. II. Wootin, J. y. Loudon. A. J
BIirs, ]. T. Bounds. r. ~. Bsicom. c
NJ. Hoitxinger and I. Rovig.
Everett Golf ciub--Ed ssuchell.
w. H. Peabody. r. II. Orwell. Dr. {
A. Chomie. Frank Summer. Col VI
n. Hartley. George Aidrich and Dr.
II. y. Findley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
WASHINGTON HAS trio OF
TRIPLE THREAT CRIDDERS

TMiE triple threat man is usually
\ the star OF present day football,
with its passing and kicking.
Washington Is very lucky In hav.
Ing three triple threat players IN
Wally Daley. Johnny Wilson aNd
Leo Zei.
DALEY. who looks like the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

quarterback Washington has had In
years. can Kick. pass and run with
the ball equally well. Wilson and
zeil, the halfbacks. are also proficient
In all three branches OF sport.
Having such man To pivot d play
gives the Offensive side wonderful
chance 10 cover up their attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Baseball Fans
Should Send in
Star Teams Now

Seattle baseball fans who plan
TO file votes in The Stars All.
Star Coast league team bailoting
should remember that the last
votes Will be received Friday
noon. Don't leave II go until the
last minute TO get that letter in
the mall. The results OF the con.
test Will be published Saturday.
The fans are asked 10 pick four
infielders. three outfieldera, two
catchera, six pitchers and two
utility players. Sign name and
address.
Address letters TO the Baseball
Editor. Seattle Star.
Fans picking the teams nearest
TO the team picked by all the
fans will receive suitable prizes.
The awards viii be listed carly
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
JOHNNY DOBBS
LEADS MEMPHIS

Johnny Dobbs. manager OF the
New Orleans club In the Southern
league since 1914, has signed to pilot
the Memphis club In that same
league next year. He succeeds Spen.
Ger Abbott. resigned. Abbott won
the flag last year and finished second
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Bert Niehoff Is
Talked About as
Philly Manager

Bert Niehoff In being talked
about as the manager OF the Phil
adelphia Nationals next year. Aft
err two years in the Coast leagu.
Niehoff stepped down to Mobile
and won the southern league pen.
nant and tho Dixie series from
Fort Worth. Niohoff played sec.
ond base for Philadelphia for sew.
crnl seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Coast Leaders Have 10
More Games to Play Off

GAN FRANCISCO and Vernon are coming into the
y stretch sti closer than the paper on the wall Both
teams have 10 games left to play Frisco has three with
Los Angeles and with Oakland while Vernon has
three with Oakland and seven with Los Angeles.
While these teams fighting for first place the
Seattle Indians and the Oaks wagng the next hottest
fight the leadership of the second division being at stake
The Indians gained a game yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
ny CARL VICTOR LITTLE

NEW YORK. Oct. z. - The
~ shades of night were falling
fast upon the old world series
homestead. whore lawn Mc0raw
and his happy family had spent
SO many happy days.
Huggins. the hard hearted
landlord, was knocking at the
door with n mortgage in his
hand and four husky sherIffs,
Bush. Jones. Hoyt and Shawkey,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Wards Boot Is Break in Third
Game of Series; Edge to Giants
Ball Bad
Eyesght Billy Evans Tells Story of Third Game Of Series
BY Billy EVANS

poLo GROUNDS NEW YORK Oct The Giants won by drop kick that Travelled
describing football contest
the Giants Second
Of the Yankees
way or he
the
in eachm I'M
Scoto o hit
sharpyt 10
he double of
spoiled the entire afternoon for the Yankees Instead the ball sk
the ball far into left field result
sacrifice hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
HAP MORSE is
WITH ST. PAUL

Hap Morse. former Seattle in.
fielder has Joined the 81. Paul
American association champions
and Ia playing second in the big
baltimore series Morse IL no kid.
hut after season IN the Southern
league he seems TO have struck an
A. A. stride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
MAILS BACK IN
FRISCO

Walter Malls ia back I'm Frisco
after Jus, fair season with cIeve.
land. Tho big left handler says that
Willie kamm win be a star with the
Chicago White ssox. and a. the Sox
have the greatest string OF young
pitchers In thu American league.
kamm may be the man that makes
the ball club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
DETROIT READY
FOR THE FANS

Detroit IL adding an upper deck to
It's grand stand for next season. Ty
Cobb Is developing a pretty good ball
club. and Prexy Navin is taking no
chances OF not having enough room
for the fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
HARRISON
KICKS THRU

When Portland obtained Rube
Harrison from tho Athletics coas,
league ball players who had played
against him before said he would
hardly make the grade In this
league, But the submarine pitcher
has been going well lately. and Is
one OF the most effective pitchers in
the league right now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BIG TRADE is
BEING PLANNED

Carl Holllng and Howard Ehmke
are TO be traded by Detroit TO the
Boston Red Sox for Derriil Pratt
and Rip Collins. according TO re-
ports going the rounds in big league
circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BOYLE TOPLAY
AGAIN IN 1923

Loss OF John Boyle. crack tackle,
by the University Of Southern Call.
fornia. makes Boyle eligible 70 play
IN 1879. He would have played his
third season this year. but he Is out
with injuries. He has some credits
To make up next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
MILAN MAY NOT
LEAD SENATORS

Among the big league managerial
shifts for next season r. the rumored
change at Washington. where II IL
doubtful II Manager Milan viii re.
turn as pilot There Is talk that he
Will be succeeded by Roger Peckin-
raugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
LAST WEEK
COMING Up

Only a few more games and the
Coast league will pass into ia3. his
tory. II IL stili a great race. with
Vernon and Frisco battling tooth
and nail. Next week finds salt Lake
here. Sacramento In Portland. oak.
land in san Francisco ard Vernon al
Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Team Play
of Season
Twelve Eight-Man Teams
Clashing Today in Golf
Class at North End
BY ALEX c. ROSE

on the links OF ths Seattle COZ
" club. today. eightman teams
from nine Northwest clubs. wsrs %
take part in the annual punch b1sl
bsitie--a ss-hols match play sssias
DOGGY competition.
The highest number 81 holsssp
on the Colonel" will decide whin
team will gain possession Of he
grand prize. a victory for either
the North End or waverIey tssms
will give that club permanent poe
session Of the trophy.
The local team. with a total n
% up on DOGGY. won last ysars
play Mt the Waveriey Portlan6
course. and with almost the SANE
lineup on hand today they shouA
be able 20 defend their title q
their home grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Washington substitutes Mccroary 90.
Walters ca. Abe Wilson tp, ia bots
90. Timing DD, Parker usl, Ferry
GA, Mcinroc uft, wcsirom isD. SLEW
era us). Abel t2iD, Hsni.y tsaj, Brown
,2t. ,. Wilson t25. Harper l25J, nm
(gO. sherman tgst.
Officials - George varnsii refere.
Tracy strong. umpire. v. Il. Perkins
head iinesman.
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.Eim.r smith bs,s.d for ward in IN.

tisots. ]. Stolen hesc.-fipp. sacrifice
hit--ksiiy sacrifice ny--tri.eh. Des-
bic pisy--wsrd 10 Iipp. Tws-bsse hit
s<hsnE. Hiss--Df Hsyt ~ In seven In
ninss. struck eat--scost. ~ Hoyt. :.
ltese~ on bsiis-seott. A. Heyt, a. Jenee.
L. hit By pitched bsii--Hath By scost.
tmpires--NcGormi az plate. Owens
~ nrst, Klein at second. fiiidsbvsnd 81
third.
Time Of gsme-fs5I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

at his heels.
Who would save the dear old
homestead for honest lawn Nc.
Graw?"
Some months ago n weary
youth dragged No. is feet and a
very sore soupbone out OF the
realms OF big league ball.
Cast off by Cincinnati. he
could never face his old mother
with that stain on his name.
Jack Scott. no home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
No RAINIER
A ANNOUNCEMENT

The local Rainier Golf club win
have a strong team on the field. bic
the LINEUP was not announced ~
Club Cspt. Jack Weber. There il l
strong possibility that the number Of
entrants will be Increased 10 IL. as
Dame Rumor has IL that the Jericho
Vancouver and the Cra,s Hsrho Il
tAberdeenD ciuhs will I've represented
when play starts this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
CUNNINGHAM
MILL. FINISH SERIES

blii Cunningham. former Seattle
outflelder. viii finish the series IN
center field for the Giants. a Charley
horss sprung by Casey stengei gtv.
sng him his chance. william hasn'i
done anything very startling no far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

It's Up to Mays

Joe Bush and Waite Hoyt have fallen before the
Giants, and Bob Shawkey managed to hold them
to tie. Today il was up to Carl Mays to check
the streak Of the National leaguers. A Giant win
today just about closes the book for the Yankees
in this worlds series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Sport writers In the Throe.I
league pick Jim Riley. Seattle
hockey star. as the best first sucker
In that loop for the season. Jim
played with Terro Haute. He Is
now with Salt Lake and will play
here next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Bill ciymer finished in the cellar
again this year. his Newark club
winning but "a games and losing
Ill. Clymer has finished in last
place In his last four years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
RODGERS PUTS
BEARS UP PEG

BIZ Kodgers. former sacramento
pilot. managed to lead Denver out
OF the Western league cellar. Des
Moines winning that honor. Rodgers
took charge OF the Bears In midNca.
son with the club far In the hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Cliff Markle. former Salt Lake
Reds. may be shifted to San Fran.
cisco next spring. to replace Oliver
Mitchell. the lanky southpaw. who
will be recalled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

summary. Runs responsible for--oard-
n.r ,. Prough ,. struck out--By Gard
ner .. BY Proush A. BASES on balls
OFF Gardner 4. or Prough q wild pitch
Gardner. Tnrs<-bsse hft--Hood. Two
base hits--sheshan. TohlH. Sacrifice hits
Crane Eidred. Runs bsttsd fn--shee.
han 2. Crane 4. Eldred 4. Caught steal
fng--McNseiey. Manager. Double play
wistsrxu 70 atumpf 10 wi.,errtl Time
81 ssme-i:5s. Jmpfrss-Cssroii and
Toman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

stung the Missouia boys last year.
80 Saturdays battle was to be the
rubber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

being on the offensive most OF the time
The great offensive work of Leonard McCutchin and
Kenney Johnson and Case along with the charging Of the
Lincoln forwards, the bright light Of the Lincoln
victory.
McCutchin played like mailman turnout the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Drop Kick Wins Close
Struggle for Lincoln
Austin Case Boots Ball Between Posts just Before the
Final Whistle and Sends Queen Anne Down to 80
Defeat; Lincoln Shows Power
BY LEO II. LASsEN

HREE times Lincoln had forced Queen Anne
within the shadow OF their goal posts. and
three times Austin Case. Lincoln's pivot.
failed to deliver on n drop-kick effort.
But with just minute or so 10 20 before
the final whistle Case tried his fourth time.
and the ball sailed between the uprights for
the only score of the day.
Fridays game marked the debut of these
teams at Denny field for the 1922 season and
the Lincoln gnuad showed the most mower
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-28
kU kLUx kLANETTES ORGANIZ.
ING IN ALL PARISHES OF
THE STATE
COMPLETE ORGANIZATION
Not An Auxiliary OF Mems organixa,
tIon But Is Endorsed BY That
Body. To Take Part In
Politics.

New Orleans.-OrganiZa Of q
wOmans' secret order that will affili-
ate with the Ku klux klan, known as
the Il o. T. |. Z. which spelled out
means the Ladies Of the Invisible
Empire is under way in louisiana
according to information received
here from different sections of the
cal lodges have been formed in sew
eral towns. particularly in North,
Central and West Louisiana.
This is accepted in political circles
as positive evidence that the ku kluX
Klan is planning to take hand in
the state campaign next year. Sim
liar organizations have been perfect
cd in Texas, Arkansas and other
states where the klan has been active
in politics.
While the womens' klan is a COM
plete organization. and not in the ma
ture OF an auxiliary of the ku KluX,
it has the endorsement and support
Of the Ku Klux officials The head
QudltSIS VI tlt W Nulu6HS Mai Is dl
S26 Pittock block, Portland, Ore. The
headquarters OF the ku kluX klan is
in Atlanta, Ga
Evidence that the womens' organi-
Zation is allied with the Ku klux klan
is shown by the documents, letters
and literature emanating from the
headquarters of the "klannesses" at
Portland. Some of the printed matter
circulated in Louisiana pictures
"Klanness" or "klanswoman" as they
are known in some communities, rid
iAg astride horse clad in regalia
similar to that worn by klansmen.
the only difference being that the
face of the woman shown in the pic
s2re is unmasked.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-28
DE OUCHEL-CANDLER EPISODE
STIRs NEW ORLEANS SOCIETY

The breaking of their engagement
by Mr., Gambler, the Coco-Cola King
between he and Mrs. De Bouchel, of
New Orleans has stirred society cir
cles In a statement she said
"The reports, according to him
ion in Atlanta, three Or four years
ago, when | had the supreme honor
of being chaperon general, and when
l was attended every moment, | had
solicited two men to visit me at the
hotel at night.
This hideous slander and Mr..
Gamblers reception of it, and his
saying my future is ruined, have brok
en- my heart; but my will is not brok
en-, and | have faith that God will
give me courage to defend myself
Il have always known that the Can
dlers opposed my marriage to Mr..
Gambler and he will not deny that
twice after our engagement, long
after | offered to release him. He
vehemently refused and cried that
was cruel to suggest it.
Mr.. Candler's secretary said:
"Mr. Gambler sincerely regrets that
Mrs. de Bouchel should have given
such publicity to an unfortunate pri-
vate affair" the statement issued by
Mr. Thompson read: Certain friends
brought him information in conf
dence, which made it impossible for
a marriage between them to have
been happy one. He communicated
this to Mrs. de Bouchel. He has not
and would not disclose it to anyone
else He feels it would be unfair for
him to disclose the names of mis-
friends and thereby shift to them a
responsibility which he alone will
bear. unless these friends. at the
proper time and place, volunteer
to repeat what they told to him"
The St. Mary banner., 1922-10-28

Donaldsonville. La.-Better Babies
Day was observed at the South Lou
isiana Fair conducted here, and the
little women Of the parishes EN-
braced in the fair territory scored a
signal victory. To little Miss Ger
trude Graner Munson, eight months
Old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. p.
Munson of Napoleonville, Assumption
parish, was awarded first honors as
grand champion baby over all other
contestants. Miss Munson scored 100
per cent on each point
Opelousas, lathe Parent-Teach.
ers' Association is planning a cam
paign to increase it's membership and
activities this session. This results
from the addition of a new school in
Opelousas.
Lake Charles, La-Fred Shuts.
parish highway engineer, has been
notified by the state highway com
mission that all buildings. bill boards
or distractions of any kind on the
highways that are within the limits
of the right-ofways must be removed
at once.
!Slidell-Jacques Aeble, who spent
several weeks with his parents in
Switzerland, has returned to Slidell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Salmen, who have
been visiting with relatives in Swift
zerland during the summer, have ar
rived in New York and are expected
to return to Slideli within a few days
Shreveport.-Billy Sunday will open
a six weeks revival service in Shreve-
port March l, 1923. All Protestant
churches in the city will join in the
service and have pledged to support
the meeting.