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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
Aged Woman Dies
From Car Accident

Mrs. Anna BoEiin. e5. a widow.
living nj sToi Carleton ave. died a,
the city hospital Thursday from in.
juries received WHEN she was struck
by South Park ~. car and hurried
20 scct September 20 at Carleton ave
and Willow ". Coroner w. ~. Cor
son. In investigating tho accident.
found that the woman had stepped
in front Of the car. despite tho fac,
that the bell was ringing. She SUI
fered conclusion OF the brain. sew.
erai bone fractures and Internal In.
juriee. and later developed pnsu
monia. which caused her death. Her
body II at the GEORGETOWN Under
taking Co. The street car WA
driven by +. Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
JUDICIAL DIGNITY
GIVEN SWAT IN THE
SOLAR PlExUS

Judicial dignity received swat
In the solar plexua. Thursday.
when Acting Judge Jacob kaiina
hoped Off tho bench and passed
the hat IN police court for the
benefit os the prisoner. Harold
Mat,ison. 10. a witness In a disor.
Derry copduci case.
kAilna's tears were caused by
Mattlson's sad story Of how he. a
Minnesota boy. had been deceived
and swindled OF his money until
he aad only IS cents.
The other prisoner. and Hpec,a.
tors contributed 50 toward soiv.
Ing Ma,iisou'n financial difficult.
ties. Madison was then released
with the courts blessing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
Tell World About
City's New Hotel

"Seaftle's Distinctive New Hotel
st tho Gateway 10 Alaska and ti,@
Orient" is the inscription on an at
tractivs little booklet recently sent
out by hotel headquarters at the
Chamber OF Commerce 70 all the
chambers OF commerce. Rotary and
Kiwanis clubs IN the country. The
booklet has n colored reproduction OF
the hotel on the cover. Inside IN
told tho story Of how Seattle exceed.
81 her goal by more than $4,000"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
Advertising Book
Exploits Seattle

Unique IN thu commercial advertls.
ins % Seattle 10 ilttie booklet.
Seattle and the House Of chrasty. .
which has Just been issued by
Cireassy's.
AItho the pamphlet was printed TO
advance tho interests OF clothing
store. there ara mono of the usual
style pictures" Instead. tho name
of tfo store Ia barely mentioned.
practically the entire work being de-
voted 10 a brief and interesting HE.
tory OF Seattle. Cheanty's goes on
thu assumption that anything that
viii help Seattle viii also help tho
flrm-and thus 'is booklet IL a vniu.
able addition 10 the promotional liter.
eturo issued IN behalf Of tho city.
IL was designed by strans a
rrosser and printed BY tho Lgmtsr
m<n's Printing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
New Phone Tariff
Studied by City

study Of the new rate tariff asked
by the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. OF Spokane. which. n ~
goes into effect on November 1. an
planned by the company. will effee,
an Immediate phone rate increas. Of
approximately 81 per cent. II being
made by the city corporation coun-
sells office.
a copy Of the tariff IL I'm the hands
OF the offices Of corporation counsel
and public utilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
January May See
Best Woods Sold

BOSTON. Oct. s.--south American
markets are predicting that all high
grade wool will be sold before Jsnu-
AIRY 4. London markets continue
firm. and II is due 70 this persistent
composition for high and medium
grade WOODS that wool men have TAX.
en- on a very optimistic feeling re.
gardine the future course Of prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05

ton"
The hiwhjackers have go, on TO
this.
Their game Is 10 RIG themselves
up A. revenue agents and scare the
smugriers into throwing overheard
their cargoes Then they pick up the
bags containing the stuff and make
off with Y 10 their own bases along
the Southeastern coast"
HARD TO PUT
THEM OFT
The hishjacksr n harder TO put
out OF business than the plain
smuxgier.
Many Of the ssnuggiers quit bust
ness after we have confiscated two
or three of their csrro>. because
they can't stand the financial losses
running into the thousands OF dol
lars.
But confiscafion means nttis 10
the hlghjacksrs. because they stole
the stuff In the first place"
All Of which reminds Haynes and
his helpers Of the old saying that
there's no insect 80 small but that
there's ons still smaller that feeds
off him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05

FORT WORTH. Tex. Oct. s.
The Ku klux Khan issue has wiped
out party lines In Texas and has
act the STAGE for tho bittsrcst cam
paixn IN years.
And for the firss sms In the his
tory o. Texas a democratic eandi'
date for the United States senate
wsa have real opposition when
the elections arc held.
George r. b. Peddy. q siyear-old
lawyer Of Houston. fusion candidate
Of antlkAn democrats and Of 70
pubncans. ~ opposing Earle u. May.
field. nominated by democrats for
the United States senate after a
primary Ia which klanlsm was the
Issue. Na,feid never intimAted tn
any way that no was pro Khan. but
letters BEARING the signature OF A.
II. Ellis. grand dragon Of the Khan.
urging his nomination. were sent
broadcast. urging members to sup
Port Mayfleld- These letters do
eiAred the Candidates membership
In the Khan.
Opposing Mayfieit IN the primary
was James f. Ferguson. former
governor Ferguson had been i'm.
peaehed wnfis governor. ard infscs.
ii for rnisappiication OF state funds
t<so two years AGO Ferguson ieft
the democratic party 10 form the
American party These things wers
sufficient to cause the io~a OF many
antisKlan votes which win now sup
port Freddy. say thu fusion mana
gera
Peddy Il receiving support from
CuIIsn y. Thomas Clarence ouxiey
and Senator c. A. Cuibe-on. three
candidates in tho first primary. Ills
rnanax<r IA Cnf0n<f Tau~w \. Tfrsfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05

boy.
Mcc;srv,s. John. 7ss y, Tssn o.. girl.
Douglas. Frank NJ. Tsi ~ Tsrd st..
Hsssen. Isaac. :sos washington ct.
lsaiheriand. Glenn A. snohornish.
Eifi.
Rs.nsu,s.r. o,,e soren. scis Ninth
Pickering Regal r.. rs.ssush. boy.
Griffln. Arthur Russell 10 W. Oar
smith, issa r re nlehmona. isoii cara
Elliott, crsr.ne. n sns seth ave.
RISER. Ern.s, r. sss 10th ~. ~.
wlIds, Prank D. scar 18Th ave. ".
Gems: William r. ssss wsninrfard
ITO Tcrs,sro. as rsns ave. ssy.
i5rssson. Joe. ssif W. ron a.. boy.
Anderson. Otto. s7si isiA ave- y. W.
Coz. n9so.y n. s;,s ,ssa AZ. v.
Graves. William A. isss sssh ava.
Mendor. rdvsrd Aissrt ss;o rirs,
ave. y. w. hey,
Davis: leonard Lewis. sol ys.I.r
way. bcy. 3JG
Gay. Cara a.. ss., stsh ave. a.. glrT
kngsvine. Leo j.. 1911 ". Cherry st.
Snyder. Ernest A. asa Henderson
81. boy.
Hsssy. Ros.rt D. ssss Fourth ave.
Cannon. Jane. W. ssn :is ave. n.
spsldsL william Kenneth. Ronald
Ama s' Forest q Howard. ,:ii r. Cherry
at. boy.
Reed. William Herbert sor Il. ssrd
xsnard. No.i Arthur. Stanley hotel
grit.
Hirai. Ruyuho. ai7 10th ave. boz.
Eato. Tatsami. T1s fssler way. boy.
NakagawA. Fukuya. Tg2 spruce st..
Monsll. Charles Thompson. is7H
ri Ssi.A s s.s n il. ys.s ,..A ave. X.
~ gIfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their househ oida are re-
ported by the following Seattle mcns
Beckwith. Archie W.. s71b Dayton
ave. boy,
Merrlck. Thomas, 17zo isrd ave-
Feiby. Robert. 4as7 cioverdais st..
Peterson. John NJ. iooeis Blaine at.
boy.
Broughton, r. o., 41ss Woodlawn
ave. girl.
fempie. william s.. Mckay Apis.
boy.
white. Dean Hsmlin, 1909 Ninth ave.
W.. boy.
Baines. John NJ. suaunmish, boy.
Mcdonald. John r.. ~ w. oaler st..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
DEATHS

Berkeis~n. Peter. 90 years.
Morris. Msbslle A., ~ years.
Glare, Robert achields. ~ years.
johnson, Virginia. 81 years.
shipiey. Frank X, 80 years.
Singer. Fannie. 30 years
Long. Mrs. Julia. - years.
ALBEIT. Roy Perry, AZ years.
Mates. Elizabeth. 10 yeers
Fryer, Anna NJ. 81 yeafs
Erickson, Martha. 81 years.
lplcicco, Ruth Evelyn, I year.
Bartlett. Claire. ~ years.
Ingram. Charles J.. ca yeafs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
Ku KIux Khan Non
Big Issue in Texas

ley Of Dallas. past national com.
mander OF the American Legion.
A few sideilghts on the csmpaigns
While peddy was at the state uni
versity. no led student dcfnonHtfa-
ton against Ferguson. Ferguson
came hsck by vetolng uppropria.
siona for tho university. This led
10 ferguron's impeachment. But
when Ferguson opposed Mayfieid
In the primaries. rcddy lent his full
support 10 Ferguson
And now Ferguson Il appearing
Ia behalf OF reddy.
Reports are being circulated that
should Msyfieid Dc elected. the sen
alto will refuse him a seat on ac-
count Of hts alleged KAN affilia.
lions.
Opponents OF pcdfy have carried
the fight 10 tho state attorney gen
eral. claiming his candidacy Is H.
legal as democrats and republicans
ara violating election laws Ia In
d0rSiu< the same esndtdate. fhcy
urge this particularly a. many OF
tho democrats vosed nj the two pri-
maries-
sNfayfirld based his primary cam
ralxn on the rrohihltlon issue. but
pesidy Il conducting hls figh, entire
~ on KiantsTn. Nor does he spare
tho Organization In his ssoechss.
We accuses u OF piayins politics
after It's leaders declared the or
Tsniszsion never took part In poll
tics. and also ~ IAN organization
which started a. the secret censor
Of the morris Of the counsry. but
IL now preacher Of racial and
religious hatred"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
LEGAL NoTrcm

TO WHOM fr MAY coNcEnSi
This f. Go certify that GefFix Mfg.
Go. has made an application te
Mercer st. iots 10. ~. ~, block as.
Rep. Mercer's Second Addition.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office Of the Building Depart
ment. room sos county-rity Bldg.
prior 90 October ~. 1874
Section 900. Ordinance No. 1873.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
HighjackerS Feed
off BOotleggerS

WASHINGTON. Oct. s--ons Of
Roy Haynes confidential men went
over to the Bahama Islands 20 IN
vsssigzts the sudden development Of
the buriap bag industry there and
came back with a report OF an ocean
infested with '-hIRhjackers-
The result was rush to the die
tionaries In the federal prohibition
enforcement department..
"A high5acksr.' says Commits
ssoner Haynes. rs two-legxed AMI
NAL. who's twice as crooked az a
bootierger and five times a. IN
principled. He's crook who preys
on CROOKS pirate who robs boot
ieweers
The buriap bag IL the very latest
device Of the booze smuxxler. over
~ Nassau. capital OF the Bahamas.
. factory employing nearly a hun
dred women and girls In turning out
the bags which hold six quart bot.
ties Of booze each.
Attached TO each bag is a buoy
capable OF floating its six.bottie con-
tents.
THROWS BOOZE
OVERHEARD
When the booze smuggisr. en-
route 10 American shores. sights
what he believes 10 be one OF our
enforcement boats he hurriedly
throws overheard the hundreds OF
bulxing buriap bags and then comes
on 20 meet Us with possibly a few
dozen boxes Of fruit to show for a
cargo.
When the danger IL passed ne
goes back and with hooked poles
fishes up the bags Of booze and
again heads for his original destina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES

70 WHOM IT MAY coNcrnNi
This ~ 30 certify that Seattle hon
Co has made an application %
sr~~s addition % Woodworking
factory At soi-asi spokane st. lots
: and 7. block I'll. Seattle Tide
Lands Addition.
Anyone asslrinr 20 protest such oc-
cupaney must fiie sueh protest At
fhe effies % the Building Depart
ns~nf. room SaS Couutr-City EidE.
prlor o. October IL. fs11.
Section tef. Ordinance No. sftTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05

Gutp~R1
MEN - REGAIN Youa HI.ALrn
ana power, ov~reoms tired feel.
Ing. Revive your weak glands ana
less snsrxy by using hsr.oiss
Boz, SO tablets. 400 BY natl
HFnCuLEs MEDICINE CO
Ron sff Seattle. wash.
WAX GLANDS CAUSE rxfiAus-
tion. slsepiessners irritab'iisy
enf fatigue. vfN GLAND TAB
LET'S are guaranteed 60 restore
these glands and ovsrcore weak
nsrs by mail. 50 tablets. t7ee
Chester Medical Co. az ssrd ~. ~
rfrES-rrfgNxNfsNr fEfYrY
Legal guarantee given. No need -
knife. no psin. eontinue work. Ark
60 see Gi~-c-ntn Pile Treatment
Letters answered Pioneer Drug
Co. lat ave. and Cherry st. iion
Drug cc. soT ist ave.
corFtNrMEhTs TAKEN ~
nurss. who will assist those 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
FOR sALE-AcREAGE

YOU NEED NO MONEY
will give I TO acres Of rich alder
land. ciofe 70 Seattle markets. 20
anyone that Will improve the land.
You need not make any payments
for one year. See owner. G. Il
Parrish. as Railway Exchanges
Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-05
FUNERAL NOvcEs

Mcwff.LfAMs - AZ the residenee.
sifi Greenwood ave. oetober =.
1879, IDA ANN MeWff<LfANs
aged 81 years. believed wife ~ W,
IL, McWlliiams and mother 81 Mrs,
y 7. Carver. Of Sc. Paul. Member
First Presbyterian church. poric
Chapter. q, r, A.. Capt. Ellsworth.
Ladies of tho q A. n. Palm Circle.
n. OF W. and Rehskah lodges.
Funeral services FRIDAY afternoon
81 o'clock from the Rafferty, un-
dertnking Co. Masonic Temple. FIRE.
mont Friends and members respect
fuily invited 10 attend services.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17

.@eibt ou, Sdost, 6u eeFdnit mir
aud obne Sur ouseeSeidnet Sd
periifre Dir, CAB Oh i'm 9aufe Der
nGfIten Span5ig Sabre wirTIi6 gu
fciner Sdonbeitsfur su greifen
brondit, nm finger gu erideinen."
llno 70 erfl1rte iid Oenn Gruu
Sdneio6ubcr. nit Den reoioierten
anifouunsen hires Sutten einuer-
Itonoen, uno COB Die Sur fir miner
nuf. 2eidytcn Scr5ensl Eenn LAM
ger oIs cine ISOLDE bate Ie oas
eeItono Iie ii6 ieI6it = Die Grill
lung Ser rgoridriften" niGt arsge'
baIten.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17
(aus Dem @erIiuer E~asebGatt. J

(Ius Dem 8erIiner SagebIatt.)
Gin 2eier ienoet u1ts aus StraI.
FUND elm nelies GIueblatt, bas Der
.Geuti9polfii1e S6us- uno Sris-
buno", @ou MedIenburg, Shnerin,
/. sc. DEFENDERS in arbeiterfreiien
berbreiten IGBt. gs tr6gt in gro.
BEN 2ettern oie reberldrift .@ic.
0eraufbouminiiter Ser Suoe &atbe.
rtau". 3und6lt miro &atbenau
Der befanntli6 0ur9 SGaffung Ser
INSTRUMENTATION Dem oeutiden
Seere cine unent6ebrlide Stise
CAB - aIs Elm ManH b~e5eidlner,
Der noen llntergang getDout bat,
nno es miro ibm audi ionit nod al
lerIei nodgeiogt. Gin neuer 8eg
Ser @usiaugung uuroe bon linn er.
oadt, Der aIIes 9agemeiene in bel1
Sdotten ltent, 10 ungebeuerlid,
onB Ser Grfennenoe idnuoerno felt
Dor ioldem ltebermaB BON gierenoer
&offludt." Nadoem Damn oaS iii.
6iide Nei6sminilterium" aIs sc.
ridtsnoa5ieber Der feinoIiden Mili.
t~ariiten bingelteat poroen lit, beiBs
eS meiter:
o@6er neinl Mo9 lit es nid)t
gu ipatl Cine ein5ige Sauit aIes,
mas orbeitet, benz uneridttliden
9lutiauger Suoa. :. llno lino mir
au6 idon 6ronfnedte fir oell
Suoen, ieine 9eibeigenen werncn
mir nidt!. ]. 90 NRiaionen 0eut.
ide 5unieI (pie Der fran5oiiife
Suoe Glemenceau lagt), oas trifit
nidt Den GRANDMOTHER ALIEN.
neir, ieoen Deutiden. llno ap
iddrfiten ben 4r6eiter, Der -ott
meniglten 5u5uiesen bot. llnO
bod, oeutlde MrbeitenOe, nlir altf
mibleitete Mebrbeit gcitiiBt, maot
Der SuOe bel lesten Shlagr llnO
gelingt ibm rur Die Salfte, cs
lit ser @nfang bonn Gnoe!. ="
Sic @eriidlerun9, oaB aid Gle.
.meneealt 81 ben Srtoen gebort, lit
cine rlelie 8ercideruag ser oeutif-
o0Ifiiden @eididtsforidung. Gr
icIbit Fat es bisber offenbar nidlt
geuuBt.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17
G%inIiesenb ienbe i'd Sbmen Iunbert
Marf.

0arf man 10 i9rciben2 Das Wiit-
tclfport e~inliegeno, muB Eih nod Dem
Spradgebroud) cut ben Sabgegen-
itano (Subieft), alto cuff i'd bc5ie-
ben. @enn es ). g. beiBt: 5tcbeno
nabm Ser &onig Die Nadriht emf
gegcn, 10 eebort itebcno gu Ronig,
es ncrtritt Ben gtebcninb. mdbreno
Der &0nig itano. 9aruad miiBtc
man unieren Cat 10 umformen:
@abrenO i4 einliege. ienoe id So
men bunoert Marf. lin nidts beiicr
trire: .@inlicgcno empfnngen Sic
bunocrt Marf. 9anli tpiirOe nif]t Der
Abienbcr, ionoern Der Gmpfongef
bciliegen, mas man iid) cbcnio tpenia
Ocnfen fam. 0emna6 lit Die Wen-
oung: g~inlicgcnb ienOe i'd Sbnca
uiso. su bermcioen. Golden ltnrid).
tiafcitcn eebt man ans bent Wege.
ipenn man idreibt: gnbci icnne ID
Sbncn oocr bicrmit erbalten Sic
ulp.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17
, Bum DGbrmlner-a lntfr-
IdtE6.
SeSentct Diel mebr, ale Der Nblt0nc
arf Der Gr0UberflGdc.

Sdon Iebr gerinoe llnterl1ieOe
in Der @nttcrnuna Der DerlAIeOenen
Ocrtlidfciten pom Centrum oes
@robols idreibt Elm ytnturae'
Iebrter ~ mogen lid ols lebr be-
ocutcno ertpeiien, noun MO lte mt
llnteridie0en Der Gage oui Oct
Obertl1dJe Der @roe perglelnt.
Sin Bid cine Wtcile DInab auT
einen untcn beiinOliden Wegenltnito
- nie ma ibn lih pom &onoe
Oes .@rouo Canyon" III sri5ona
aus leiiten fam erid)lleBt nils
cine gan5 5ouberbofte uuo ucrtpir'
renOe @~rfnbrung: lno OOd lit Der
glbitano aui Der Sberfld1e MIR fnlt
peridpinocnO geringiilglgl
Wtan muB tati1hll6 9unoer'
te pon Meilen melt in moro
li6er ooer iiOlider Gid)tung rei'
fen, UNI 10 groBe TerdnOerungen
i'm 9Iima OurH5uinaden, ME iie
elnige SunOcrt SUB IN pertifaler
Hi6tung (bon o6en na6 unten) bic
ten.
Die llnteri9ieoe 5wiiden Oitliden
in0 meItIi6en grbobungen in ben
8ereinieten Stoaten iinO aufinaeno.
Ser Stoat Colorado bat pier5ig
@erggipieI, meIhe iid mcbr ols
$4,000 SUB iiber ben Neeresipies
gel erbeben. Mount 8aibIngton
in Stem Sampibire unO Wolirt
Mit6ea in Noro-Gorolina iino be-
fanntIid oie boditen 9erg9ipfel oes
9lppola6i6en-S pltems n0rolif uno
iiiolif, uno fie erbe6en ii6 beoeu'
teno meniger aIS baIb 70 bod iiber
oen @eeresipiegeI. @ebrere reber.
no-@iietbobnen i'm @eiten 5ie6en
lire Sauptlinie- 3iige in grOBerer
Sobe, oIs iie nit Der 3%obnraobobn
auf Stem Sampibires itoI3em @ipfeI
erreidt miro. @ber notiirlid tpers
ben Die ouBeroroentIiden grbebun'
gen I'M @elten MIR itu%fentueiie be.
tpGItigt.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17
aaIte, nid,t Sits madJt biinu.

Sci Sen meiiten Yerionen i'm al.
gcmeInen BubIifum id)cint nod i'm.
lner Ote alte Mnnabme porbrrrlhenO
6u icin, OaB lie i'm CONNER, oa lie
alscann reidlid itmisen miiifen,
mebr S0rpelgcwidt psrloren, uls
im @inter, III meld)em Tie lid bod)-
.ouf eintpideln, Inn marin 5u blet.
ben.
Mber oas lit Gin entiAicocner
Srrtum, tpie cine @emiGts- Nof3rii-
flung leidt 5eigen fam; uao cas- se-
raoe @cgcnteil lit als bus 5utrcf-
fenoe l1ngit ertpieien worhen. Gas
1uBerlide @efiibi miro, ME INNER.
lciht gctduidt.
Wom Scptember bis gum Wfdr5
mad)t Der Menid)enforper eiilen itlt.
~fcnpeiien Musmcr5ungspro5eB
Ourd). Gcnn Die 0ctt- &cicrocn oes
&orpers werocn itdrfer III Nnipru1
genommcn, nm Die @Grme oes
aorpers nufreht5uprbnltcn.
Silt Anfan9 Oes Nrril bcginnt
lid mieOer 6lciid) 81 wloen; uno
oas Nnieben pom Sleiid) oalirrt ro.t
Bis Cube gugult. Ganm dber mlB
tic ctt-Nnbauirms wicOer in Sc.
italt BON Sise ausgcteilt tpcrocn.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17
g erihnappt.

Yer dr0ppt. 1attln:
.@eors, gu b~interoebit mid, i'd ia.
be neiIid eincn 2iebesbrief bon Sir
an cine anOere gefnnoen."
@atte: Gas lit niat mo9Iid, i'd
berbrenne bod, ionIt ale aonaepte."
Washington Journal., 1922-02-17

Sd tpuBte, tpel6e 8eritorbene Be-
iude enpfingen uno melde bergei.
fen paren. Inter ben tpenigen Ne.
iltd)ern fieI mir gleid bon Infang
cine @reilin ouf, ocren @efidtsois-
oruf ettpas ~ungcnein S~pmpatbi-
ffes botte. Sd beoeenete ibr tda.
lid, bonn fie fam ebenio ipitematii9
mie id. Nitr oaB i1 entpeOcr ein
93il1 las ODER sic nit nelfem 2aub
mie nit einem Teppib beoedten Ml-
leen oabiiipanoelte, iie aber Die gan.
&c 3cit fnieno Dor einein Siiael gu.
bradte; pie i1 Der Snid1rift emit.
nabm, ipar bort elm iunges Mdohen
hcitdttet.
Sft uno oft betrohtcte i1 oie
@reilin bon peitem uno es riibrte
mid Ser Ghmera oieier 6rou, oenn
CT mar, wie id ieben fonnte. nod
Ictt nad 10 bielen Sabren nii9e.
flint uno tief. SelbIt binIi9tlih
ser Rleiounq betuabrte iie Sic 1iiBe-
rem Merfmale Der Graucr, oenn iie
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and the Clovis aggregation. They
will be here for three days.
But. an attendance cup for the
opening game on the home diamond
has been offered by the President
Of the West Texas League, and %
is up 20 as 20 see that this cup
comes 70 Lubbock. The Club hay-
ing the best first day attendance
will be awarded the honors. In
order that a fair deal may be had,
The League has been divided into
two branches for this contest, and
Lubbock will have 70 contend against
Clovis, Sweetwater. and Stanford.
II being Saturday, il is going TO
be a little difficult 20 close up the
stores Of the city as is the inten-
ton Of the directors, but we trust
that they may have success even
in this. for they will be asked to
close early in the afternoon Tor
only an hour and half or two
hours, and the full cooperation OF
everyone is expected in this move.
II is going to be an easy matter
to bring this cup here with the CO.
operation that should be given.
Let's put this over in the usual
Lubbock style. Talk il with your
friends, and keep them reminded Of
the date. Let's have great crowd.
Also a good game is assured.
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Lonshorns Now known as Hubbers
At a recent meeting Of the COM
mittee on name for the Lubbock
Baseball Club appointed by the Di-
rectors OF the Club, new name
was chosen for the organization.
The name formerly carried was one
very inappropriate, inasmuch, as "
has been a trademark with the
State University for many years,
and when Longhorns are mentioned.
the first thought entering one $
mind is the University. Il is not
the custom of the Lubbock people
to mimic or initiate anyone, thus a
special meeting of the committee To
change the name Of the Club, and
in the selection of this new name
il was the intention of the commit
tee TO secure a name that not only
was not already IN use by some
club or organization, but one That
would on mention be suggestive of
the town from which the club goes.
Many names were brought up and
discus ed by the committee, and
after much debate and hot discus
sion. the name "HUBBERS" was
finally chosen. Henreforth the club
will be known as the Lubbock Hub
bers." This name not only Is
original, but as soon as called sug'
gests Lubbock, "The Hub Now
let's all get the habit Of calling the
new name, for after this when you
mention Longhorns. you are speak
ing of someone else.
Locals Adopt League Baseball
Tuesday afternoon, in a game
between the local Methodist Sun
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day School team and the High
School, the boys seem to have got
ten the West Texas League idea of
a ball game. The High School was
beat out by the narrow margin of
20 to 10. The Sunday School team
secured a lead in the first stanza,
of six runs, which the boys were
seemingly unable to overcome, al
though they staged several batting
rallies through The fracas.
But, now, just because the boys
didn't get enough pep to beat out
a bunch of Rockies" from the
streets, for pep was their main
trouble, don't get the idea that
they are not going TO take Plain
view to a good cleaning here Fri
day and Saturday of this week, for
they are going to pour il on EN-
those two days. Come out TO these
games, and let's see that roofing
does not keep them from their pur-
pose. The first game, if won by
our boys, closes the championship
of the district, or in fact either of
the games entities them TO the
championship. Come out Friday
and Saturday.