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A k+Ne SolI nsmeA hnn.c

IN the piav-o1m 40, sn" lad long
ago discovered that her ht;.e mistress
was no longer Interested ia dolls and
she did not want a new mother
Her trunk fu.. Of clothes stood
near her. covered with dust. hu' ~
was not her past g,ore FOR which she
slghedo not was Il 10 ride AgaIu IN her
carriage which was uut lar from where
she sat.
Nor was 1t 20 81 a. ID, table where
she had So often dlned when the pretty
little gold banded dishes were placed
vefore her and TINY thimblc biscuit
and little cakes no larger than a tut-
ton were served
I, Ma for none % thc~ that Anne
Doll was longing Il Wa, something
far different. and as YOU Will never
guess, ! vii tell you.
Ia the playroom with Anne lived
= pair of horses. rocking horSc, with
d seat between them wher. the rider
eat. for there wa = little 10y IA the
house ~ well A. Il little grl IA the old
DAYS. and the playrOOm Wa, divided
between them.
Half of the room belonged so ,hc
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HUNDREDS Use SHOWERS.
Innovation by Fire Companies Prove
NeighbOrhoOd Boon.

Tho street showers installed at each
oC the fire houecs in tho city nre boz
ing used every day and evening sln''
the advent of tho hos weather and
lha, They are appreciated IS evidenced
bv Tn number Of pc0pl" tako
advantage ~ this opportunity for q
free Path. The shUwers are in use
one hour I'm IN" afternoon and one
hour in the evening and At most ~
the houses the crowds using tn"m
number between goo and 800 persons
Thev arc enjoyed not only by IN" chill
dron but ny many adul's as woiI.
The ncighborh"ods in which 'h"y
| have been located are loud "a theiI
raise OF the directors Of ,he Depart.
mcnt 81 Public Safety for th"li
lthoughtfulucss and that 81 Fire chic.
William j, Iutz in having these stree
showers placed IN use
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ANNIE DOLLS SECRET WISH.

Onrc IA an attic corner lived q little
doll named Anne She WAS a very
s'Nhshly dras~ed doll IN the DAYS when
she hvrd IN the playruom. hut that
was long ago. and her uifiicd gown.
tightly httcsf ~ the waist. Wa now quite
out of ~tyle.
But tins of course. ANNE Doll did
not kuH She vurr her straw HAT
just - !uAuulN ~ IA the hy-gonc DAYS
when u VA the fashion 80 wear Your
hat turned up ~ va side WITH pruA
ro~buds tucked next 20 the harr
ANNE had beautiful golden curl,
and blue eN,~ Her checks were %,
pink as the day she was new and a,
she sat in her little cha staring stralgh,
ahead. YOU would have guessed
that ANNE Doll had - secret longing
ia her little sawdust heart.
II 90 GO back TO The old day,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. l
was in bed much of my timewith pains
and had to have the doctor every
month. One day l found a little
book in my yard in Guthrie, Oblaho-
ma, and l read it through and got the
medicine-Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound-and took eight
bottles and used the Sanative Wash
Iatonccbegan to get stronger. lhave
got many women to take it just by
telling them WHAT it has done for me.
| have a young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me
! want you to know that ! an a
friend indeed. forge were a'friend
inneed.'" Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE,
1043 Byram St., Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
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late and milk till it thlckcns. then cool
before adding to mixture.
Chocolate long: 70 one square Of
chocolate melted over a tcakettlC, add
one teaspoon of butter, two cups of
coniectloners sugar, and enough boiling
coffee to mix to a stiff mass. Flavor
with vanilla. Chocolate can be omitted
If desired.
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h. Pr a m 8
Vegetable Com
pound. have
taken it off and
on for twenty
years and 1t mas
helped me change
from a delicate
girl to a stout,
healthy woman.
When l was mar.
ried | was sick all
the time until !
X~.l- -1a a
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letters on MacLean Estate.

Register Of Wills Isaac Il. Brown
has granted letters ~ administration
ON the estate Of Anna Mclean 70 An
drew g. MacIcau.
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Lake Dunmore Hotel md
LAKE DUNMORF, VERMONT.

LAKE DUNMORF, VERMONT.
Distinctive, beautiful and delightful
mountain and waite summer resort for
refined families.
NERITABLE HOUSE PARTY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. safe anoc-
ing, fishing. tonnis. horseback riding
mountain trails. Table supplied with
fresh fruits. vegetables and dairy prod.
ucts. Popular rates. Free booklets
ROSCOE A. MARVEL, Manager.
Winter-Qui-Si-Sana Hotel. Green
Cove Springs. Florida. Here is health at
the famous sulpho magnesia springs
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BELMONT
THE FERNCIIFFE
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.

SUSSEX HALLhhh9n TI ZEN ii
MRS. JAMES HINkEN. Manager
Opposite The station
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AFR|END IN NEED
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs.H ardee Regard.
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Los Angeles, Calf. II must tell
YOU that am q true friend to Lydia
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Try an Every Evening wan: sd.
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HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

Directly on the bench. our table suppI@
with fresh vegetables and sea foods IRON
farms and bay. Pure -pring water
MRS l. M OWENS
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
NAL

Ocean Front: Strictly Modern; Ask for
Booklet.
Southern Terminus OF du Point Boulevard
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

NEW FOUNTAIN INN,
MARBLEHEAD, MASS.
Finest location on North Shore. I. +
Anderson. ownership management.
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WILDWOOD y. J.

HNDCEV Cap. 200. Amer. plan.
fH5kN.f Near beach Rooms with
NVANbA private bath. Excellent
meals Special early rates. 50. SO day.
sl7 so week and up. Ownership man
cement. h. + WHlTkSELb.
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The Sandman Story

b Abby Phillips W alkcr
Copyrsh, los, 10y ,hc Wheeler syndicate. Inc Y.
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HOTEL
VERMONT

WilliamstOwn, Mass Berkshire Hills.
Western End, FamOns Mohawk Trail.
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SUMMER RESORTS
MARYLAND
CREWS HOTEL.

Tho comforts Of A prtynte bome-I,rr,
porches and lawns. homegrown vegetables
perfect s%anltatiOn Electric lights MRS
y" II. CREW. Prop Phone 20 + -
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HOTEL SEACREST

Near bathing beach. hot and cold run-
ming water. private baths. best table and
service. good beds. lS-hOle golf curse.
II. {. Banks, Wildwood. y. !.
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THE WILTSHIRE
THE MARYLAND

Near Beach. All Modern C~onvenienoes
Auto Meets Boats and Trains Fresh
Vesetables. MRS. IDA X. WILLIS
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OWENS COTTAGE
HOTEL ~BETTERTON
HOTEL BAYSIDE

Superb View OF Chesapeake Bay. High
elevation. large. shady lawn. wide yer
das Garage. Phone still Pond. Md 10
II A u u - TD Il =
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drifting into the sleep | sorely needed,
the memory of his tender insistence
was like a warn cloak wrapping me,
protecting me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
JOHNSON
AVET OF
Is YEARS

The season OF 1922 marks the 18th
campaign Of walter Johnson as a
member OF the Washington club Of
the American league.
Unless u f. christy Mathewron. no
pitcher in the history OF baseball In
a greater favorite with fandom-
In every year that he has been
connected with the Americans the
work Of johnson has been the out
standing feature OF the teams show
ing.
Two or three years back II looked
as n johnson was slipping. Trouble
with hts arm robbed him Of some Of
his old-time speed. Many OF the en-
perts said he was thru
johnson. however. has come hack
strong. and expresses the belief that
he has at least five years more OF
service as a big Leaf 1er.
During his connection with the
American league johnson has ehalked
up 800 victories. He would Ike 20
eclipse the record Of CT Young. but
has his doubts as 70 his ability 10
turn the trick.
The pleasing thing about johnson
II that success has IN no way
changed him He Is beloved By every
bail player. the highest tribute that
could be paid player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

WON'T GOLF
IN ENGLAND

English golfers are not roing 90 b.
bothered by an American snvasion
this year unless there Is a last minute
change Of plans.
A. this time n year ago prepara-
tons were being made TO send an
amateur and professional tram 20
compete In the big Engllrh tourna-
mentn-
Right now n looks ~ n WATER
Hagen would be tho only American
representative In the British open
this xrason-
Hagen In . frce lance. has the time
and inclination 70 go across. and has
the desire TO win the Britirh open
Jock Hutchison has practically d.
cidcsi that he win no; defend his title
an British open champion
Hutchinson and Barnes have rust
finished a jaunt OF 10000 miles.
During tho trip they played 20
matches az 80 holes. This means
they walked about 1000 miles In ad.
dition TO the 10000 spent on Pull.
mans.
The upshot Of II Is that neither
Hutchlson nor Barnes In very keen
for the trip They feel that they
have been ovcrgolfnd and Travelled
In addition there IL considerable ex.
pense ontailcd In making such a trim.
While neither Of the two champs
have definitely decided not to 20, the
odds are against their making the
trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Coast Rowing Title Will
Be Decided in Big Race

Two perfect rowing organizations
= the result Of NV. nontha Of In
tenssss training. Washington and
California crews were TO ino MP nj
$40 this afternoon for the annual
classic Of western sport Just az
two years ago the two universities
composed over the same course.
Washington winning By few scssni
feet. tho two rival crews win meet
again today 10 settle the Coast tito
and tho right 70 compete Mt tho
Poughkccpaic regatta
Little can be determined 20 favor
one shell over the other. California
defeated Washington last year with
a margin Of five feet With only
two Of the letter men back. the Bruin
shell IN manned by inexperienced
oarnrnsn. waahinrton has only
three OF the men who ruwed IN tho
1921 shell. In weight and strength
the crews arc nearly equal.
Two distinct styles Of strok, win
be seen In the race today. wash
ington rows tho stroke developed by
Coach Connibcar OF former Purple
and Gold teams California has n
stroke with tho final effort AZ the
end instead Of just AZ the body be
comes upright Both are variations
Of tho American stroke rowed by
leading eastern crews
In tho fourteen years Of western
crow history Washington has won
nine starts. two have gone 20 STAN
ford and only the 1891 TO California
Tho iincups for the varsity race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
z. COLLINS
STuLLEADS
KEYSTON

LrDDTE COLLINS n genern1Iy
IL considered basebaii's greafAck
second baseman-
The White sox and Giants playss
q spring series Of II games pries
10 the opening Of the season
The Sox surprised the woFsfs
champs by breaking even N
work OF Eddie Collins featurod
every game tn which he played
Prior to one OF the final ganns
John McGraw and Kid Gleason vers
watching the White sox indulge =
fielding practice
Collins In slipping r~naf1ra1
AcCraw TO Gleason
How DO you figure thatr asboG
Gleason. who rates Collins % fhr
ahead Of all other players thero =
no comparison
why, look At him. he's eetfing 3
double chin answered McGnu.
The double chin h . sure sign q
going the other way. Once 4 maioo
It's appearance they Tall of in -
Ing and hitting"
AZ this tuncture Collins unAo Z
long dive and spcared q liner hack
Of second base with his gioved hand.
wish all my athletes would hur-
~ and develop double chin" laxlly
replied Gleason S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Oregon Is
Easy for
W. Nine
Visitors Are Trounccd by
Is to 6 Tally in Open
ing Game
BY HAROLD MARQUIS

DI HAROLD NIhhQGlS
EVERYBODY hit and mast of them
- made errors In the opening
game Of the Coast conferences bass-
bali series yesterday at Denny Field
Al the end Of two and one half long
hours OF play. Washington was on
The winning end Of the i5tos score
The play WINS ragged. aitho hits OFF
three Oregon twiriers and two Wash.
ington moundsmen were frequent
Washington made eight hitx from
Wright. Baldwin and Gray In rapid
succession. Most Of the runs were
the result Of bases on BAH and errors
by Oregon The Lemon. Yellow nine
made seven safe blngics off Setter
and Lirton. After the pccond inning
Setter ehucked good ball and was
only relieved 10 give I@ston n
channa.
Coach Matthews sent IN . num-
Der Of substitutes In the final Inn
lnEr after tho game was on leo. Art
or the second frnfne Washington
went into tho lead and war never
In danger. Tho play Of the local
nine was ragged IN tho final frames
and errors contributed two more tai.
lies 60 tho Oregon total
Washington found Wright IN the
rrut inning. LEWIS led off with q
walk. Torrance singled. weits walk.
81 and Mcmahon cleaned the bases
with a homer over first base with
tho quartet of tailies awainrs him.
Wright braced and beid Washing.
ton for tho rest Of the inning.
Oregon came back IN the second
for four markers Collins HIT, r.
Johnson walked and Roycroff singled
after Zimmerman went out w.
johnson climbed on q nice delivery
for four bases. driving in three men
ahead Of him McMahon had the
same opportunity in tho second.
coming 90 bat with three men on.
lie struck out, but Gardner rcorrd
two.
Washington scored IN evrry TIM.
inx except the last three. The sal.
Hes ran four In the firrt two tn
the second. three IN the third. two
In tho fourth and two In tho firth.
Oregon brought in two nor- runs
against Llr;on In tho ninth. but
failed 20 overcome the heavy lead
Of The local nine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
New Rules Made Up for
Star Junior Ball Loop
Last Regstration Changes May 3. and Players Mus,
Perform in Nine Innings Of Preliminary Game Be-
fore Being Eligible for Finals

EPORTS have The Star that several Of the lead
IN ing in the Junior Baseball league plan 10 add
stronger players before their last game il they have chance
Tor the finals.
allowed TO be added 10 the league after May g. The changes
that brought in then will be absolutely the last Each
team Is allowed 10 and for illness players
leaving the city will be accepted. The teams losing
alter this date will simply be out Of luck.
Before fellow is eligible to play in the finals must
have played nine innings in regularly scheduled Star
league preliminary game
These steps being taken prevent teams stuffing
their squads with crack players just for the finals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
BURNS WINS
MICHAELS GO
IN 2 ROUNDS

TACOMA. April 81 - Oakland
Frankie Burns was awarded the YER.
diet over Bobby Michaela In the main
event Of last nights boxing show
here. on foul. In the second round
OF scheduled six.round bout This
marks Michaels' second bout on the
Coast. in both OF which he has lo*t
ON fouls.
In the serni.windup. Frank Farmer
knocked out Bill Bethel in fivo
rounds. Farmer led by a wide mar
gin In the earlier periods
Jimmy Rivers won decision over
Bud Fitzgerald. OF Seattle. in the spe-
cial event In the other bouts.
George Mason drew with Sandy Car
bone and Charles Males knocked out
George McCray In four rounda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
EDWARDS AND
POISON FREE.

Los ANGELES. Aprfi 4i--Man-
awcr Duffcy Lcwis OF the sat Lake
Bees has announced the release Of
Pitcher Al Poison and Catcher Lee
Edwards and tho signing Of Catcher
Butch" Byier. WHO has been holding
out for more money.
Lcwts had intended % release
Harry Biaehoi6er instead OF Poison.
but when the young recruit replaced
Thurrion In tho third inning Of yes.
terfay's game and held Los Angeles
To one hit in five innings. Lewis
changed his mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
HOW OTHER RUNS
WERE SCORED

Seattle started the scoring m the
first when Lane doubled to right and
went TO third on cueto's hit thru
short. scoring on Murphy's ny. Then
the tribe came back and tied the
count after Vernon had taken tn.
lead with two In tho third BY
scoring in their hais Of the same TIM.
ing. Frank Tohin took two terrific
swings and then connected for long
double 10 right center. Jacobs hit
a roller past Hyatt and Tobln tailed.
Vernon annexed the winning run
IN their half Of the ninth on singles
by French and James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Mckay TO
MEET TOM
KING SOON

TvDM KING OF Australia In TO be
l. the next opponent OF Gordon Nc
Kay, Coast middicweight champion.
The pair win step over the 1o-round
circuit at Vancouver. y. c. Wednes-
day. April 2s.
Len Holiday. Bob Webster.
''Roughhouse" Charley Burns. Billy
Young and Vic Foley will figure In
the prellminaries.
Bobby Harper has recovered from
his indisposition. says the Vancouver
dispatch, and his postponed go with
Bobby Michaels will be staged about
the middle OF May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

youflE loOlDdli tdieuL I'D Idll-
fornia. and the frosh roster
bristles with the names of
former prep stars. Warmers
system, which TO be effective
must be taught from the
ground up, will be more easily
absorbed by these novices
than by men who formerly
played a different style
Enough of last SEASONS varsity
viii be back 10 steady tie new
men
Warner speciaisxes m utilizing
every man toward furthertng the
play. nay critics who have watched
his teams In action He does not
rely on the effectiveness OF using
part of his line IN q fake attack to
distract tho opposing defense. while
tho bail In carrssd around the other
end. but every move OF every man
has a carefully planned part In adj
vancing the pignkin-
Just how this style WIN pan out
against tactics employed by such
coaches as BaEshaw Of Washington
and Smith Of California IL prob
lcrna;icai. In the East the Warner
system has placed Pif,sbury univer.
sify IN the sront rank. and was de-
cided success when Warner coached
The Carlisle Indiana
Tho new rrntor has the advnntase
OF knowing that the team and the
school are behind him Stanford.
usually In tho athletic vanguard. has
been chawrined az the way lis foot
hail teams have been nauied around
Of late years. and Warner In hailed
as the Moses 10 lead the Rel Shirts
out OF the gridiron wilderness
IL the NEW staff puts out cham
pionship contender In the fan. moth
ing short Of a miracle will have been
accomplished. as u In merit TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

~ Nurrhy surueA h ths skAs
fsad1ng fc~x ef tire aay whem he
s~Arvd IlAm nyats's terrific Ervus<
unns.ts<a eat. a little iHs~s IN the
gnsne Hyatt drove another lisw -
-. hst u wAs too he<. and the
on6na rolled 10 the stsn<fs. uysxs
B~sting dessie 90 the bios.
nan James helped win HE swn gHn>
The big v~rren HEAVIER siuxxcd cut three
H<1l sinrios. nnoekire IN TIVE runA
Jan~s vas wa. walking seven. hitting
yrAnk sehults twice and making . Wild
p<ten
uuxhfs Hixh snNr~d nffty rAne's long
In In the sftn altar hard run II ~es
tns b<ss eutfeld performances Of ths e2y.
Yv~nk rsssa hnA . sArge sAy yes-
eerday. ~paaking eus . dssbis snd
wa1kfsg t~tc>A His a ash 10 ieft
erssrs fairly smeked
Nazu~s cuees goa ali tangled ~ on
0rst bss~ IN the Initial frame wits
Lars on third and uons away. Murphy
ff1<6 70 right. and cuets started back for
nrsf. and then Get AL mtred AZ and
tinsiiy got doubted off the sas-
Ray French eonttnu~a To look good m
the fisId for the Tigers and hs clicked
kso SATISFIES and scorcd run-
-R>d- Smith s,ekef o1s 81 Efrnsr
ysroor fast off-rfnxs 70 center. and was
s<nriy caught when he sisd Into third-
Curto had aim blocked OF the tag. but
she oxli came . frartion Of . seeond too
lafe. ard the BALL wAs lost In tbs mlxnp
Smith Vas given q triple Ga the hit-
Poxt1asd h hard NJ fes tnfietdewA
~ ~ the regulars are this hos
pssaf nss- Fr~sy kiepp>e. Who 49,
= seattle yesterday. is trying 70 sd
ne ether msxHstss 10 move the 70
ussn pl.ysr iimis up from May Is 10
Nay 80
Bllfv Lsn@'s tcasle IN tire rrvs inning
wxe rather . lucky HIT The count vas
tkres ara two. and Billy reached On ths
euf<id< for the ball. Just hitting II lnsi9s
Of tho riKht field foul tine
.nsans- R>ardon vas unpirtrx behind
the plate yesterday. and there vas quite
. bunch Of kicks registered Oh balls and
strikes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
PREP MINES IN
ACTION TODAY

Baseball clubs OF the High School
league were playing the second round
OF the schedule this afternoon. with
West Seattle Va. Garfield at Walla
Waiia playficld; Franklin va. Ballard
AT Ballard playficld, and Lincoln va.
Queen Anne at Mercer playfield.
West Seattle will play its first
game OF the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
ESSICK Is
IDEAL PILOT

Bin Essiek In an IDEAL type of base
ball manager. Essick is the sort OF
a fellow for whom ball players try
20 win for and combined with his
control over men Essdck has real
baseball intelligence. He's firm and
yet he doesn't drive his men Red
Killefer. Of Los Angeles. IL another
pilot Of the same type. The leaders
set the pace for their men and the
Coast league In fortunate in having
two such leaders as kIlIefer and Es-
sick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
CONNOLLY BOOTS


Tom Connolly. who h trying 10
make . 80 q II as second base.
played a Eood game In the field. max.
Ing but ono boot That boot cost So
attic a run Smith tripled 20 start
the third and James scored him with
n single 10 left Then Chadbourns
walked. High hit = Eroundcr right al
Connolly with handle 10 times tbs
size Of the fnmiiy dipper's and with
a double play right In front OF him
Connolly snearvd the play all over
the lot II filled the bases and James
scored on an infield out
Connolly accepted an his other
chances bat didn't show anything
at the plate Hell have TO do a iot
OF tall playing TO make Seattle fans
forget about Duke kenworthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
CYCLE CLUB TO
MEET TONIGHT

Regular monthly meeting OF the
Seattle Motorcycle club win be held
tonight at O'Clock at the store OF
the Ace Motorcycle company. GO
Stewart ct All members are expect
ed 70 attend, as important business
for the coming months is TO be dis
cused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
BODTE TO JOIN
TIGERS SOON

More hitting strength win be add
ed 70 the Vernon roster soon when
Ping Bodie. the hard-hitting Italian.
joins the club on May IL. he was
suspended by Judge lands for quit
ung the Boston Red sox last year.
Bodie win probably fit In right field.
although he has usually played cen.
ter. Chet Chadbourne is too good
a ground coverer To be shifted 10
right field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
SACRAMENTO PARK
Is BEST IN LEAGUE

Sacramento's new ball park is said
10 be the best in the league The
Morcing brothers spent around sioo..
900 to fix II up. The stands arc
right up to date In seating arrange
ments and the field In a high ciasz
layout. according 10 the Seattle play.
ers. who speak highly Of the new
park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
yAII.A IS
SPEED MERCHANT

Young Naila. the new outfeider
picked Up In the Mission district by
the San Francisco Seals. is n regu.
lar speed demon on the paths. Elmsr
Jacobs. who Is a pretty good judge Of
ball players. thinks he's as fast go
ing to first as Arnold STATE Jake
predicts a bright future for the new
Seal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

Impossible 20 develop q strong team
In . single season under q new
coach Washington learned that Iast
year. But with the material AZ
hand. Warner may spring a surprise.
and beyond doubt Stanford win b.
. factor 70 be reckoned with In 1874