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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

r. with handicap Of "a had an easy ian'e %
composition the seattle Golf se las. I.s.a.,
rival Captain who holes up Mrs
Beoe w Merssh with sssi7. score won the mixed ,,
Helen Fsrrrn and Hawhorns finished second with net
Of 10
-coonel- Bossy got onns by several meesrs Of the
,s... PARK ssn club n the % s.r. Ws a. y e.
Knight sl each turned In cards showing me
Canning n0 Finley the good, and
W. s. az and A. spencer 49, saeh
nickcd him for sin up on the round
Gene mseu and some 30 Inxewood club
bright and early norins ~htr.
u,sy engage club Of THAI city In tho fnsl
srehoms fixture The locals had
hard winning against the Tscoans the Ish wsshnxon
and his expect tough time
In ssrperrows tnt
qualifying Saturday. tho stage Ill set
rs~ % the a . I'd. = - ne c ~" rs.
J. ~ q. Hotchhts " Mill. l. sehwagr w. j. H.
H. J. r..,.r y. G p Mansy W. r1nn Vs. r W. Alexander J.
r. Tieffcrnsn y. Grove sehoIe'd w Tanner IL
swaiwsi v. Ted Owens. n + stafford vs. r. A. Frerrck
Hosx l. Terrell. G. H. Bcbb W. J. Ball. j. H. sErAt Vs. J.
bruce Grrs. ans Mr. In
u.
the second prize Owing the late hour Of
wonderful condition tesc hot days The arwsys
green and the green's ere Erecner
After dpo.lns Of Jack wssssnd
cen oaldnt quite cut the mustard club
ehamponship al Inx~ood
who sndthree victory spes shot medal
round Of ~. which Is tho par for the course
Tho yeffer.ou Park ro,f Is Coll
western body several ago SECRETARY Edgar l. Cd
week his club admitted
bcrship.
championship
tho Tu2istn PORTLAND course. NEXT week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
ny ArLEEx nioGIN

Olympic Fancy Diving Champion
iAks tho swan dive. the back dive
n known for ia Tracs ana beauty.
Begin BY standing al attention A.
the lower end OF the board.
Then walk gracefully the fun
length OF the board. and. turning
stand on the balls OF your fest at
the free and. with your back 10 The
water. the hands bsinE straight 81
tho side. fingers straight
Spring upward and slightly back
ward. keeping tho hands ~ your side
until you have reached the highest
point Of your spring. and then fully
extend the arms over the head. be.
Ing careful 10 have the fingers
straight. and the toes pointed. and
curve over backward.
Enter the water with the body
straight up and down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
GOLF STARS
READY FOR
TITLE MEET

CmcAGo. July s.--with such
" stars as Jock Hu,chison. Waiter
Hagen. Joe Kiriewood, Abe Mitchell
and George Duncan going over the
course In practice rounds. the links
here are swarming with entrants for
tho national open championship tour.
ncy. which starts at the skokie coun.
tr club links Monday.
Francis ouimct IA one OF the lat
est 10 enter the lists. Until this
week II was. considered likely that he
would not compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

ysxf~wasy's hsr~--s1~.ys~ wsfiy hft
bio s~<.nd hes.er ~ the sars m the
fssh tratrks With ere an. ard the
0iAnss beat IN. rtrssss. . 10 a.
nss~ Ruth sinsiss IN the first frnirs
and DRIVE In the ran tina, gave the Tanks
i.to-e stctofy svsf the Indians.
Meadows cs,pisrhet ruaus, ana the
t'hils son. their sfrss strtsry 81 the ssa.
sor en- the Cincinnati lot. % =.
Rogers Hsvrsby h5f his ffss homer
IN the ninth With ere en-. ana the
Cards hrsf the ushtss. 70 3. n
siss gave Hofnsby the major i~asae
heme run had.
walker hit his itth homer. ara helped
the Athlriies beat tire white Sea. 20 Q
Tn. rigsfs took q dogbi.-hssesr from
the Senator'S. 7 70 q ana II TO ..
A homer ~ occrUe Barns In the
18th tasinE. sssc n.~ten a s-ts-k
,trtsry ever the nrewns. after the
Md sos had Loot the first game.
10 ..
Nirnr's homer with one on rave the
Hrawes their only runs or Alexander. and
the Cubs won. 7 10 q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
Wow! h l.. AS
Ball Club Losing
to Second-Raters?

Here's what the boxing editor
OF one OF Los Angeles entcrpris-
Ing family newspapers had 20 say
when Bobby Harper recently
knocked Mexican Joe Rivers for a
row OF California earthquakes in
Portland:
Harper Is the same i3s.pounder
who was beaten by Travie Davis
recently. Davis newer amounted
10 much IN local bouts
Not only have we no climate In
the Northwest--we can't even
fight Anyway. Davis was in
California quite a while and when
he returned he was still the Coast
welterwcight ehampioni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
los ANGELES
ESENS COUNT

Los Angeles svcnsd Il all up By
scoring ono IN the sixth and two IN
the seventh. Kiilefer. replacing Car
roll who was kicked out by the game
for protesting decision by Umpire
McGrsw. walked ard went to second
on a passed bail Deal singled and
Rsdioni Red registered.
Lindimors opened the seventh with
a single and was forced by Daily.
Thomas sacrificed, kiliefcr singled.
driving In DAILY. McAulcy walked
and Deal singled. scoring tho man.
agrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

Bagshaw. a former backfield
star himself. will do most OF
the bsokfioid work, while Dame
Rumor has II that Ray Eek.
mann may help out.
"Matty" Matthews will be Mt
the helm OF the freshmen squad
again. lilo did wonders with tho
yearlings last year and nag.
shaw IN looking forward eagerly
to tho large squad OF frosh
players who will be eligible for
varsity work this fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
THAT GREAT
FINISH

fsoa Angeles vert into the ninth
inning Friday with Seattle leading
Z 70 ,. crsndaIl hastsd for Thomas,
who had been pitching for Loo
Angeles. walked. Lyons ran FOR him.
kili~fer stuck hia hand m IN. way
a pitched ball This marked the
~slt o. Gardner from tho bin and
Gregg took up tho burden.
McAuiry hunted and Deal was out.
Adams 90 s,umpf fwornhiy crossed
everybody up ~ banging angie
thru nseprd ard two runs checked in
Seattle came right back IN their
half ana won the game Spencer hit
for Adams ard singled 20 right.
barney ran for him. Hood singled
% right Douglas. who had relieved
Thomas. called IL q day and wallace
took Wy tho pitching wailacs &c.
eornnicsiAsst thu Redskins b. Wild
pitching tire boys up = base. Ne n
naiiy walked Elfred. wisferrfi ssn.
Eisd 10 ieft ana the score was even.
stusnpf kicks<i thru with blngi.
and over came the winning run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
INDIANS SCORE
FIRST

The locals took The Lead IN the
third. Lane was his by q pitched
bali and Adams doubled TO left. Ian.
scoring. Adams slso scored on III.
tred's single. Both wistsrxll and
stump raped the agate for ono base
blows. but wlsserxil was nailed at
third and the out wss made before
Eidrst had counted
The third Indian tally was record.
III IN the flfth. Adams singled. Hood
sacrificed. Eldred singled infleid and
Wlstsrssi scorched one thru the Ia.
fisid. scoring Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
Rogers Hornsby
Takes Lead in
Home-Run Race

Hitting his 7is homo run OF
the season. In the ninth inning
Of yesterdays game between 81.
Louis and Brooklyn, Rogers
Hornshy for the first time took
the lead In the major league cir.
cult drive race. He has a one
eiout edge over the runner.up.
Ken Williams. OF the ST. Louis
Browns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

DUN pums psx stick that brought
Seattle another victory over tho
Angelo In a ninth inning finish Fri
DAY that was nisxler. with the bases
loaded and the score a Tia al 81
stufnpf slammed his third hit OF the
day into right center ana the win.
ming run came over. Previously he
haf collected double and a single
stumpf Is no rial Chase around
first base. but he y certainly a big
ser success than he was as . short
stop. At Tho shortfisld berth s,unpf
had 70 cover ground aud that's some
thing that he couldn't 40 IN tina, I'm.
rortans position. nut over AZ flrns
base Baltimore hin locks like clr
ferens man.
Rcd Murphy was out IN uniform
yesterday. He has been out of the
game for q long tiras with an IN
tured sye and leg. II ssumps con.
tinoaa 10 play the ball that he Il
dlahinx up now Murphy will have a
hard timo breaking IN regularly even
II he h o. X. physicAlly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

A LTHo It's two months be.
"A fore the first call for tho
pigsiin warriors viii be issued
at the University OF Washing.
ton, TIE football bee Ia starting
20 buzz around the Washington
gymnasium.
Coach BaRshaw II In the East
at present and he will return
about August 4.
Bagshnw Is looking for a nav
line coach for this fall. as Coach
Brcckmeyer will not be brought
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

Armand Nsrios. sestfie Junior
tennis champion. h laid up for .
few weeks with an injured foot. cut
while he was swimming In Lake
Washington.
One OF the best tennis battles OF the
season 10 lacked for when Wayne Mac
Donald and Mrs Birnouns Bourcus clash
IN the Washington stats meet. prcsfc- :
Ing. % course. that neither are defeated
before they are booked 20 play.
by his victory IN the city meet Van
Dan Johns will enter the state tourra-
rnent July IL favored 10 repeat
Irving Weir<sein. 1891 washing
ton state champion. 10 expected u
defcnd his title again this year.
Play begins Monday IN the Oregon
state championships az Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
BARRIEAU TO
FIGHT MURPHY

Frank Barrieau will box Frankie
Murphy OF Denver In the main.
event OF boxing show at Missoula.
Mont. on July 20. Joe Simonich
was originally slated TO meet Bar
rieau. but he was decisiveiy beaten
by Murphy recently and the latter
replaced him on the coming card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

Summary. Innings pitched by Gard
ner g. BY Thomas :. BY Douglas minus.
Credit vlctofr 10 osfdnsri charge defeat
10 Douglas. A. has-~Off Gardner ~. off
Thomas 70. off Douglas = Hits battad--
or Gardner s. off Thomas II. off Doug
ia. 2. Runs soored--Or Gardner I. off
Thomas 4. off Douglas 0. Runs resDon-
sibie for--.Thomas 4. Gardner ,. Donsias
2 Struck out--By. Gardner d Bases on
bails-On Gardner 5. of Thomas :. off
Gregg 1. off waliacs !. Wild pitch
Wallace. Hit by pitched bsiis-~fsans, ~
Thomas. Klilefer. by Gardner. Passed
baii--Tobin H,oien bases-H. Adams.
Eldred. Tws-base hits. Adams. DAILY.
sfufnpf. Sacrifice hits--Hood. Thomas,
Elarsd, NeAuiey. runs bafted in--B
Adams. Eidred. WisterKiI 2. Deal. Kiiie-
fer Stgmpf Twombiy ?. Caught stealing
--T.ans. Double plays Wistcrzii n cueto
10 atumpf Lindimore IN McAuieY to
GrixT Time Of game-zsfo. Umpifes--
NcOfsw 20 Byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
SEATTLE TAKES
LEAD

Seattle went back into the lead
again In their half Of the seventh by
acoring another tally. McAuiey
jugEied Hoods bingis. Eidred bunt.
ed him along. With two gone stumpf
inced double down tho third base
line.
How the rest OF the sams was
played has been told.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

Several yearling Eridders
were included in the ban set
down on the fellows who stole
the sophomore siren In a cam.
pus fcud last spring and unless
the faculty discipline board re.
verses its ruling they will be
lost TO the squad. University
followers are hoping that less
stringent punishment win DO
melted out for the good OF the
football team.
Bagshaw viii issue his first
football call on September Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
RED KILLIFER fights
Angel Leader Nearly Wins Melee
TAKES RISKS FOR GAME
BY LEO II. LASSEN

sDED" KIILEFER is one Of the old school baplayers
IN still playing the national nuisance that will almost COM
NIT murder to win Kefer crowds the plate and takes
desperate chances of being beaned by pitched balls IN MS
anxiety reach first Kefcr used to be hit by more pitched
balls than three players in when he was
regular. Friday example He took chance In the
ninth inning and crowded the platter The result that
two finally scored nearly giving the Angels the game
Kiefer is far from thru player lie singled walked and
throwing arm what used be- but Radiant Red
can still get by comfortably in this league.
% s s ban s. mn s,s"s, 10. IN ont,
ssa's. on q M. dime third s.., u. pl.,la.
Ss indian. @ s In, sesas X. $50 marx and ~ ~ %
Of ground.
IT'S mystery Charley Deal ever 80, gu, Of IN. a,r. IN. los
n. .ss. s INA SURE ss'. and Dss
around 100 What do you have DO tho xoodr
Crawford IN. Celestial. don't present
the coicrfi attack they
speed ana swell talns IA. i.n ss enter nss
ms sam Crawford W Tiers 10 the pnehes = missing stats py
years diamond services '''' '''s' "
Angelo. pitching ss4 l. not a. sors.s,. rrh. now a.
s. W.. s. s', H. s.. c s eve ss high
Cub sessi.er mt amer winning
ssas.,al .ss.A he wa : . ..,sh
Of sasa. p,slnr .sn and then se.ssr .tg
Of s With II. s sn,' 's s ss d. 'T.s
out s men, srs :hra yea s won out last asr riding
always dangerous. '''''' A"' "A"'''
pitcher IN sAs league but ~,
douotfai
on the cushion shan the certainly
delivery - - ~'
Seattle doesn't
when n pinch hitting liunLy s<har
Hood or I'd n.rnsy po.inx Whatsoever playing
resdy 10 In the breach An
In the pinch and s~h
and Barney are souhpAs sfkers Of
strategic leewsy. " =
wany Hood being
some time with hroksn
and Barney anate ptcA
saeh sterling performers Brick xidrsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
LOTT WINS NET TITLE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July S.
George Lott OF Chicago won the ma.
tionai Junior clay court tennis cham.
pionship hNre Friday He defeated
Leonard Reed OF pittsburg. 60. 80.
as. ell. ga, in the finals OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
FRIDAYS
HOME-RUN
HITTERS

Hornsby. Cards. 1: total. 81.
walker. Athletics. j: total. IS.
Wheat. Robins. 1; total. II.
Aiusnnith. Cards, /: total. ..
Kelly. Giants. z: total. 8.
Burns, Red sox. /: total. 7.
Nixon, Braves. 1: total. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
KEARNs STILL CASING

SYRACUSE. N. Y. July SACK
Dempsey viii fight Harry Wills for
the worlds heavyweight champion.
ship within 90 days II the negro
challenger win sign the papers. Jack
Kcarna Dempsey's manager. said
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
THREE MORE
GAMES HIRE

Fridays victory marked the
fourth win OF the series for the Red.
skins and assured them Of an even
break on the week. Three more
samea are to be played. two Sunday.
before the tribe leaves for two
week road trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
Won ELM READY

OMAHA. July s.--George Won
Elm. transmississippi golf cham.
pion. is here In readiness TO defend
his title In the annual tourney which
opens here next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
pRoNsoN GONG STRONG

Muff Bronson Is making progress
in his come back" He took an
easy i0.round verdict over Sub
marine" Smith at Poison. Mont. In
his latest start, winning an edge in
eight OF the periods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
Show for
Next Week
Cancelled
The Headlincrs Cancelled
Bouts, So Austin 4 Salt
Shift Ring Show
ny sEABURN BROWN

fH tough breaks
IN the luck have
greeted tho sf-
forts Of Mossfs
Austin and salt
20 ilne up an at
sracsivr card for
their July ~
show that late
yesterday they
decided 20 pass
up the date
and postpone u
until luiy n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
Tribe Is
Victor in
LastRound
Led by Bill Stumpf, Seat
tie Stages Two-Run Raj
ly in Ninth Frame; Wins
BY LEO II. LASSEN

" the fejuvinss
ton of the In.
dlans. don't over.
look Blll stumpf.
Tho bis utility
man IL playing q
whale OF a game
ut first base
while Rod Muir.
ply IL on tho
bench. atumpf
la. been hitting
the apple 50 hard
that II leaves a
trail ~ cider be.
hind.
To get down
10 ca sos Il was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
sACCo BEATS MusIKrNp

VANCOUVER. Il. c.. July g.
Jimmy Sacco OF Boston won a To-
round decision over Able Mishkind
here last night. The men arc light
weights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
CALI OFF TRIP

NEW YORK. because OF exist.
ing conditions" In Ireland, the Ameri-
can A. A. y. has decided II 'inexpedi-
emit 20 send team 10 compete In tho
Irish Olympic games" in Dublin,
starting August 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
cRIouI WINS TITLE

PARIS.--EuEene Criqui French
fcatherweight. won the championship
OF Europe by knocking out Arthur
Wyns, Belgian title holder. In the
18th round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
VINCENT w. BIIILNGs

Eddie Billings and Billy Vincent.
Pacific fleet weiterweight pride. will
headline tho boxing show AZ Bremen.
ton Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

sBattsd for Thomas IN ninth.
TRAN Tor crandaH IN ninth.
ffatted for Adams IN ninth.
Tran Tor Spencer In ninth.
fSons out when Winning npa wss
scorsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

n uk1e has been enc o. tbe t'i&nf
features az the Browns play.
A few years ago rructt was At
tending tho University OF Missouri.
n she college ranks he was a won
6rr. The young man had designs
en- the big league and was recon
mended to the Browns.
Pruett In street clothes II not a
chap who would impress you as an
athlete capable OF standing the
u1rain Of big league pitching lie ~
rather slight OF stature and looks
nnything hut sfronx.
Amer being carefully given the
once-over by the officials OF the
duh rxus<t Wa placed In the doubt
IN class. lie seemed 10 lack the
phyeique necessary to success
Prxstl however. had done 80 wei
- : oos'e9tan that II was thought
nons 70 play II safe. II. was signed
"a ssnt to tho Tulsa club Of the
western League for experience
Down Tulsa way Prustt didnt set
- natives wild. He managed 10
hr<ak into 30 games. lie started
80. but vas used moro 10 finish a
mun)ortty Of tbs Eames he worked
Tulsa was hst IN the rses and
prus<s's record cf four games won
"a seven lost was TAR from ira
0r<ssfye.
RxFERENcE
n w4x evident 20 the management
u the ST. Louis Browns that 70 be
~ In the race this year thu club
Wunk develop or purchase good
M handler. In an effort to acquire
ehch pltchcr 81. Louis traded II
Nh players 70 Columbus for Dave
Danfnrth. who had = big year In
~ American Association.
Pru~tf was taken South largely
Sea uss be was left handler. II
Uanforth failed TO came thru there
~ : chancs that Prustt might
1pns In handy.
Pruett rot his firzt real eEanc.
= : game 81 Washington when
ponfoeth vas knocked out IN three
>nnfngn. He made the most % u
~ holding the Nationals helpless
~ browns came from behind and
von the game.
sircs then Pruest has had q mum.
urr Of opportunities 70 perform and
~ has come thru IN great shape.
His ability TO pitch big league base
Ball has been enc Of the things that
has kapt the Brownies In the race
He delivered when the staff momsn-
{Arily faitered-
FANS
RUTH
Prusft IN all probability never viii
trrnet the FIRST time he faced Babe
Ruth In q full gana. All he ara
wss to strike out the -sultan Of
Seat three tfmss. One strike was
tsilsd. enc was q puny foul tip. ard
It THE other seven pitches Ruth
spTnnx hard and missed.
Many major league players think
Fyuett lacks the necessary speed 20
prove . consistent winner. How.
tver. his peculiar fadesway bail.
which has proved most troublesome
- American League batters. ap.
pears 70 take care Of any weakness
due 10 lack Of speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
Southpaw
Hurler Is
Question
Herb Pruett, Former Col
legiate Hurler, Is Kick
ing Thru for Leaders
ny BILLY EVANS

TIL the chances
u the ST. Louis
Arowns 10 win
the American
League pcnnant
rest with . pitch
or who was given
lttle or no con.
slsieratlon In the
spring dopey
I have refer
cnce to Herb
'shucks- rruett.
sollcEisn south
paw. whose work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08
St. Louis Stars
Are Still Ahead
for Stick Titles
ANOTHER LANDS RULING

ANOIHEk LANDS RULING
NEW YORKs---Tsecause Of the lack
OF "dryness" IN Canadian cities.
Commissioner Lands has suggested
that major league clubs discontinue
exhibition games north Of the border.
according TO report here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

Wafy Hood back
time with hroksa dsocafsd with Hoo
sueh sterling
me othe two ousd positions The
mat efai - - $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

Batteries: J. Barnes. causey, Douglas,
Ionnnrd. Ryan and Smith. oastons Yei-
lowhtrns. Morrison and uooch. Eighteen
Innings
The score N. H. ~
Btooklyn .,........s......t
~ ~ LUIS minimum IL y
Batteries; Vance ana Debsrryt North,
Hsinsa, Pertics and Ainsmith.
The scors-- n. N. NJ.
boston ss...--..ss..ss.....
~ tnlcfgo -..s.sss.s.ss... IL
Batteries; y. Miller, Marduard and
oowdy; Alexander and o'Fafrsii
The score r. H. NJ
fhnAdelphie ,..........ss.. II
Al Cincinnati ..............
Batteries Meadows and HenIins;
Iuaus ana Winsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08

T"FIfHl VIdhhF1. HoIIIHE. DauFH and
NJ Moeridsa. Zachary. Briliheart
harrity.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-07
IDICA1IOhS FAVORABLE
on SliIlaFRMAN WELL

REPORTS coming from the Smltner'
man well on the Pentecost lease
one and one.half miles southeast ol
stown are very encouraging. They are
drilling now at depth OF between
1890 and 1900 feet, and the formation
Il this well Is checking up entlrely
different from that found in their 1lrst
wen on the White lease. 1t Is stated
" parties interested in the smltner'
nan holdings here that they are 1md'
ING ldentically the same structure III
this we'll as Is found In the Haynes
I vile field.
We are unable to state how soon d
I test will be made on the Smithermal
well, but ali parties concerned are yer!
optimistic over the returns so Tar.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-07
AMERICAN LEGION TO HAVE
SPECIAL DAY AT STATE FAIR

Shreveport, La, Sept. Gin honor
.of ex.sefyice men, the management has
designated one day as American Le'
gion Day at the 1922 State Fair OF
Louisiana, which opens October 10 and
runs eleven days. 1t will be the day
Immediately following the close Of the
national convention Of the Legioners
! IN New Orlenas, so as to give the dele
gates and visitors to that great gather
Ing an opportunity to attend the sepec
IL program that is going to be pro
Sided in their honor at the State Far
The program has not been completed
hst the preliminary outline calls lo'
some patriotic speechmaking as tn
butte to the veterans, also tor speda
fireworks and other attractions To-
the SPECIAL entertainment OF the Le
sloners. It is planned for American
Legion Day to be one Of the big Gay
a the State Fair.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-07
CLAIBORNE VOTES ALMOST
SOIIDLY FOR ADDITIONAL TAX

Homer, Sept. 5th.-The Claiborne
parish school board met today ana
canvassed the returns Of the mills
additional parish.wide school tax cleo
ton held Saturday. The tax car
ried by about 400 votes in number
and a majority Of over $1,Wo,@ in
assessments. OF the II precincts Of
he parish, 10 voted for the tax in
both number and assessment.
Homer led with majority Of &
IN number and $355,OO0 in assess
ments in favor of the tax. Haynes
Vile voted solidly for progress II
the schools and the entire word II
which Haynesville is situated showe'
only two votes against the issue Sum
| merfield rolled up heavy majority
This large majority is especiall'
significant in view Of the fact ina
| there is much sentiment throunou
he state against further increase Il
taxation, and shows that the peopl
# Claiborne are solidly back OF tn
chools and demand the best posslDI
educational facilities for their chi
dren.