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Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
A BIG PROPOSITION

Trustees of the University of North
Carolina, in session at Raleigh yes
terday, paused for reply to the
offer of Dr.. w. P. Few, president
of Trinity College, for the univer-
sity and his institution to build, main
tain and operate jointly medical
college into which $S,000,000 would
be poured by the general education
board and the Dukes. The cost to the
state and the university would be
small, it is said.
1t would look to the university
trustees, no doubt but they must be
apprised of some objection to the
States participation in the Oxford
orphanagc on the ground that the
state should not go into partnership
with any fraternal order or religious
body, complete separation being in
sisted upon in many quarters.
Trustees. it is announced, will get
the sentiment of the state before pro-
ceeding.
The general opinion will be, the
Record is confident, that if DR.. Few
can assemble the funds for building
a great medical college on the campus
Of Trinity, the university trustees need
90 no further. There would not be
room enough for two such institutions
in close proximity, and the question
If finances is another thing.
DR.. Few, we are told, has been
1t work on his plan for several years
Iere is hc!cing that he will be able
% put it through. The Record is
Interested more in the medical col
ege than in it's location.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

Jos. l.. Murphy says he is pre-
pairing to select an all-southern foot
oall team that will contain some of
the real stars.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

Almost anything could be worse.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
North Carolina apple production in

North Carolina apple production in
creased from 593, 900 bushels last
year-when there were few that es-
capped the frost and cold-to 5,570,-
900, according to an announcement
by the state and federal departments
Of agriculture at Raleigh. And the
best thing about this production fact
is that Tar Heel apples are the best
grown. Our nurseryman, 0. Joe How
ard, says they are in demand through
out the country.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

Everybody spends but father; he
works every day to buy those Christ
mas presents the family gives away"
That VISA handed us as Christmas
present by father who said, Take
it from me, / know"
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

Those in charge of Christmas music
at the various churches should see
that the programs arc in this office
by tomorrow afternoon to insure pub
lication. The Record force desires to
send out the paper early Saturday.
Advertisers who desire charges in
their advertisements also should ar.
range to send in copy tomorrow. 1t
will help US.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS
TREE SAFE AS POSSIBLE

The state insurance department has
issued a warning against decoration
lof Christmas trees with paper, cotton
or any other inflammable material
In place of cotton to represent snow
asbestos fibre is recommended along
with metallic tinsel Parents are warn
ed against permitting children to light
candles on the tree.
1t is fact that every Christmas
children are burned to death by fire
from candles.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

1t develops that the four State
College instructors were guilty only
of the art OF making wine, violation,
Of law. We'll. wine is made in many
homes in North Carolina, but it is
not a wholesome exercise for those
who teaelf the young idea how to
shoot.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

The suggestion of the Southern Toy
Factory is bit late, but Hickory
people would do well to inspect the
line of Juvenile furniture manufacture
ed in the West Hickory plant. 1t is
suitable for Christ as gifts and useful
the whole year.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
WEST HICKORY SCHOOL

SIlOoE lOuOhhON W
The West Hickory graded school
will close Friday for the Christmas
holidays after having completed the
fall term Of four months.
The flu epidemic only slightly cf-
fected the school. The attendance and
grade of work done in the school has
been most excellent.
The spring term viii open january
9Th
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

There would be more reason to tax
bonds issued by corporations than
stocks. Persons who 60 into business
under the laws of North Carolina az
sumo risk and besides the corpora
ton pays heavy taxes. The busine.l
office pays taxes on all stock issued.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

ory should have next year. What will
be worth more to Hickory, howeve1,
than new plants-which are badly
the business men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

at f1rst reasonable offer; six months old !;
cost $3.50 now. Address NJ 20. Every
Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
Legal Notices

ESTATE OF Lillie 8. News, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate OF Lille
=. News late OF New Castle hundred
DECEASED. were duly granted unto Crosby
7. News on the sixteenth day of August
A. d. 1922. and all persons indebted To-
said deceased are requested TO make
payments TO the administrator without
delay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO OK
hibit ana present the same duly probated
70 the said administrator on or befora
the six teenth day OF August, A. ID. I923
or abide by. the law in this behalf
Crosby p. News. administrator. Adj
dress J. Pearce Cam. atty. -at-law, Ford
Building. Wilmington. Delaware.
hereby given that the un-
dersigned will make application to the
Court OF General Sessions OF the State
OF Delaware sitting In and for New Castle
county at the September term, A. ID.
1922. or said court for license to conduct
a business of a private detective and
detective agency pursuant to the pro-
visions or an act of the General AS
sembly OF the state of Delaware found
In chapter 334, volume % of the laws
OF the State of Delaware being section (
OF chapter is. code section 400 OF the
revised code OF the State ~ Delaware
1918. Raymond keech.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
FOR RENT

Stores and Offices
945 Orange street. Office ............,, a7y
Eighth and Jefferson SITS, storo ........ 35
IO5 Market street, store
200 shipley street ..,,...,......,......... 90
60b East Fourth street store ........ 20
6os King street store and apartments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
AUCTIONS--lECAuS
Auction Sales

ton. Anywhere. IL you want to sail.
SOC Hamilton, the Square Deal Auo.
tioncer and Farm Agent. 7o5 Madisop
street. Phone 734S w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

for sale. IS acres. on
the stone road. three miles from city,
on the. Lancaster Pike. Seven room
house. barn. wagon house and chicken
houses. See Walter E. Powell eOI Ship
ley street. Phone 5lQ7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
MERCHANDISE


BAG--Beadcd. handsome. now. very roa-
sonable. Address III Ia. Every Evening
ONCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
suburban For Sale

Suburban For Sale ~
POINT
1858 Acres
3 Fine Dwellings
8 Tenent Houses
Barns and Numerous
Buildings
The Beautiful Estate of the
Late N. Price Whitaker
ON THE BOHEMIA
AND ELK RIVERS
One and one-half hours (33
miles by automobile from
Wilmington. Splendid roads
leading to this property. A
very unusual and desirable
place.
For sale to close the estate of
the late N. Price Whitaker.
REAL ESTATE DEPT,
EQUITABLE TRUST CO.,
Agent for the Executors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

boy
OWN 10 TEARS OLD TO WORK
ATD1NoONs PROM $50 to A.so.
APPLY AT ONGx, Mr.. GROSS
0ROvE, EVERY EVENING Of
y1C1.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

FOR RENT
S34 Madison. s rooms, bath.
6l4 West Sixth. s rooms, bath.
23ol Market, 10 r, b. D. heat low rent fo-
desirable tenant. -o'
o15 East Sixth. @ r. b, gas.
703 South Broome. r. b. 3 porc,..
heater, electric avs
APARTMENTS.
4le Shipley, r, b. steam heat xss
OH West. 3 r, b. heat. s35. w.
l0lS Tatnall. 8 T, b, d. heat.
1920 Tatnall. 8 r, h, D, heat
1922 Tatnall. s r. b, D, heat.
Ms Orange, r. b. porch, SOS.
yard. VI
STORES.
CENTRAL LOCATIONS.
sos Orange
Sal Orange.
Y9 Orange. corner. and garage.
io3 west seventh. large floor spaca
4l9 Market. runs through TO Shipley
street -fNNS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

CANvAsaE1e-
STEADY PoUTIoNs FOR TWO
GOOD llxN WHO CAN PRO-
DUCE. LOCAL PROPOSITION,
ADDRE0o Z ~. EVERY EVENING
OYyICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
The Available
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


3 800 Ag-room bungalow. lot s0x2SO
: 1000 -5-room bungalow. ~ acsea
$ 3 800 -6-room house. convenicnces
5 4 .DOO--G-room house: lot 1OOx1D0.
4.S0O--6-room house bargain
3 .0O0~-s-room bungalow G0sib0
. .500--5-room bungalow garage, etc.
: 6,OpO--G rooms, near Boulevard.
: 6.5OO--s rooms, central location.
1000 rooms facing boulevard.
> s.0O0~~S rooms. square plan, new.
, S,5UO-~I0 rooms. square plan.
; 0.0DO--y ropms. stone. = acres.
SI2 ,0C0-9 rooms; perfectly appointed.
Sl1,OVO~-1 rooms. stone. suburban.
s25, 0O0--o rooms lsacres. 8 miles out
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Coast Conference Track
Meet at Stadium Saturday

and Mason win make him 30 the
limit In the event. however. an they
are both top-notchers with pole.
cailison having done ish feet In
practice.
The haif.miiern will furnish pref.
" race. B.ail. Washington: Pcliier
Oregon. Michel. W. s. c.. and
Harsch OF idaho all run the distance
IN the neighborhood Of two minutes.
The two.mile event promises to
furnish "A thrill for the spectators.
Five men are entered who have
made the run In less than ten min
utcs. Waahburn. W. =. C.: GIL. Ida.
no: Kope. Oregon: Walker. o. a. c.
and Zener. Washington. are entered
In the event.
In tho high jump three m~n
who are capable OF getting at
least six feet off the ground have
signed for the event. Capt. Chuck
FARMLAND viii represent Washing
ton In this event. spearow and
Draper. representing oregon and O.
A. c. respectively. are the other two
Of the trio.
The other events on the card. the
hurdles. quarter mile. weight events
viii be close and the outcome IL
doubtful In all OF them.
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combination.

Herb Larson win cover first base.
He has been shifted from the third
aack.
Allan Mcdonald. one 81 the young.
est players In the loop, Will play
second. He started the season In
center field. but he showed good
form around the keystone sack and
Will open the series there.
Davis will 10 at short and pee
Wee" Dean. a mighty little midget.
will cover third. Dean is undoubted.
the league. but what he lacks In
size he makes up for In ability.
Dean bats leadoff and Is a fair
hitter.
"Curiey" Sewers. n big, strong fel-
low, VIII cover left field. lie liz good
hitter and may be called upon TO
pitch.
Kenneth johnson. Lincoln high
school captain. viii be In center
field. johnson is one OF the fastest
men In the league and good
hitter.
Vincent Mccutcheon viii start in
right field and should take care OF
this berth In O. X. fashion.
Roger Hyman. Lincoln prep
catcher. will be behind the plate.
He's improving with every game
and has plenty OF pepper.
I'd Jones. "A fair pitcher. viii start
the series for Fremont on the
mound. Jones rs not the best
pitcher In the league by a long
ways. but he turns In CAPABLE work
and win get the first call for pitch
ing duty.
It's as n hitter that Jones shines.
It's doubtful " any clubber in the
league has bounced out more long
hits than Jones has this year. He's
left-handed swlnger and dan
gcrous one.
Alex Mcdonald. Harold San
dcrson and Jack Delaney make up
the subs. McCutchin and Delaney
are outficiders and Sanderson a
catcher.
The Fremont team Is being man.
aged by CHUCK" Williams. former
semi-pro star. who deserves a lot OF
credit for putting the Cyclones in
the finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
ny HAROLD MARQUIS

THE last events OF the University
4 OF Washington track season.
the Pacific Coast and Northwest con.
ference meets, will be held In the
stadium saturday. What school will
win the meet IL matter OF con
lecture. The dopesters refuse 20 com.
init themselves.
At present Il looks aH tho the meet
will go 20 Washington or the oregon
Agglcs. In dual meet with the
Aggics. Washington would probably
win from them. hut with other
schools picking the loose points. the
farmers may walk OFF with the pen.
uant.
one Of the most exciting races Of
the meet should be the iooyard
dash. which will DO a contest be
tween Hurley and Larson. Larson
uoacd Hurley out by slim margin
in the meet with oregon and the
Washington runner Is aching for re.
vsnEe.
The pole vault viii probably 70 20
spearow. oregun's star performer In
that event lie in vaulting close 90
II feet and hopes 10 smash the con.
ference record this year. calii~on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
BOBBY HARPER MAKES WONDERFUL SHOWING In ARENA MIX
FREMONT CYCLONES HAVE WELL. BALANCED CLUB I'm STAR FAls
Washington and w. S. c.
Open Big Baseball Series

AN even split on the series In Pull
man and hope 90 do al least ms well
ON tho Seattle lot Washington
players remember the fatal flnal
series 81 last season. when the State
men trimmed the Purple and Gold
batAmen IN the championship play
off. with this In mind. Mattie's
men win undoubtedly give all the
tricks they have to waiiop the
Cougars twice.
The proposed series with Indiana.
which was To conclude the season.
had TO be called off. Washington
has played most Of the games this
season away from home. and with
this In consideration has made re.
mnrkable record. No team has a
clean slate against the local nine and
none has trimmed Washington more
than once.
Matthews viii have any pitcher he
desires Co work aEainAt w. <. G.
with two days rest all the men will
10 IN shape 20 twiri. Harper and
Leonard have been showing the most
consistent stuff all season and viii
probably be chosen as the most Of
foctiye against the Cougars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
rryGreb
axes Big
Ring Bout
Pittsburg Windmill De-
fcats Gene Tunney for
American Mitt Title

NEW YORK, May 24.--Sene
IN Tunney WIS born In Greenwich
village. far away from the pastures
and he never fought bees.
when whole swarm Of stingers
settled on him for a. minutes last
night he knew not what 10 do and
he dropped the American iighi
heavyweight championship 10 Harry
Greb. the Pittsburg hornet.
Some ifuck Finn or a farmer boy
who knows that the only way TO
keep away "a nest of stingers Is 10
keep moving and keep the hands
flying, might have whipped Greb.
but Tunney stayed set for one
punch and he finished with his eyes
puffcd and bleeding and his body
weitcd and bumped.
Greb won a decision that would
convince beyond all doubt. even a
New York Judge. He won every
one OF the 10 rounds and proved
beyond all question that he lis the
greatest fighter In the world for
his weight and inches.
Tunney was bewlidered from the
opening gong and he CROPPED about
trying 20 get over one punch for n
knockout. but Grcb was never there
when tho big glove arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Schedule for
Star League
Final Series

MAY - At u. y. DAY PIAypIELD
~ nosn-~i. v. Wsntefmana Va wsa,
a wheeler
Al ,. m--Three brother. Dye works
- either NJ. Baker Cigar CO. or WASH
inEton Park
A. p .-iiiIiman Merchants W.
Fremont Cyclones.
JUNE Z. AT SOUTH PARK
40 noon-~Wew A. Wheeler Va either
NJ Baker Cigar ca. or Washington Park.
Al .. m.-Framont Cyclones Va.
Three HrotheFs Dye Works.
Al .. nj V. wsstsrmans Va
Hiilman MERCHANTS
JUNE ~. AT LINCOLN PARK
A. noon--Wcst a wheeler Va. Three
Brothers Dye works.
Al ? .. nj. V. Westsrmans VI. FIRE.
mont Cyclones.
A. .. m.-Htiiman Merchants vs.
either NJ Baker Cigar Co. or Washing
ton PARK.
JUNE II. AT COLUMBIA
A. npeu--sI. " Wssterruans va either
ST. Baker Cigar CO. or Washington Park
A. O. m.--wcst a Wheeler Va Pre-
mont Cyclones.
A. .. Hiiimar Merchants vs.
Three brothers bye Works.
JUNE IS. PLACE NOT DECIDED
Al Noon-- Fremont Cyclones va. either
Nj. Baker Cigar Co. or Washington Park
A. .. MT. v. westsrmans vs.
Three Brothers Dye Works
A. .. m.--Wsst a Wheeler va. HIll-
man Merchants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
ny HAROLD MARQUIS

WASiIINuTON'S ball tossera will
w don their uniforms for the final
series ~ the Northwest conference
season Friday and Saturday Of this
week. Instead OF Wednesday and
Thursday as formerly announced.
This VIII give the Purple and Gold
players two days OF rest before the
Cougars arrive for the final clash.
With two victories over whitman
safely tucked under their belt. Coach
Matthews boys have the bunting
nailed TO the Denny field mast for
the present season. Washington
state win probably rank second in
the standing. hrs cannot dlslods0 the
leaders from their position at tho top
of the percentage column.
Washington men have been play.
Ing almost as steadily ms Coast
lcagtN teams for the past week. with
four series ON their eart.of.thc.
mountains swing. The Purple and
Cold diamond artists are returning
with seven taliies In the win column
and two in the losscs as result OF
the trip.
The Cougars held Washington 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

lives OF Seattle baseball fans are
~ on sammy Crane. new Indian
shortatop. today. Crane was making
his debut against the sacramento SO.
Ions with the Indians. who returned
To the home lot after three weeks on
the road.
Crane made strong impression In
Salt Lake City. and the Seattle team
expects great things or him. The
new shortpatcher n a tall fellow. and
he amhies 10 either side equally well.
Crane Is not yet In tip.tep condition.
because he was Oh the bench with
Brooklyn this spring until Seattle
bought him.
Paired up with Spencer Adams.
seattle's young flash on second base.
Crane should complete great com.
blnation around the keystone bag,
III Crane fills tho bill. u will be the
first tim. since the Indians re.Jolned
the Coast league In 1919 that the
club has had a real shortStop. When
Crane and Adams really team we'll
around the bag. watch the pitchers
Improve. Second base is the key.
stone OF the inficld. and no team ever
reached tho baseball heights without
a capable keystone combination.
Another new Seattle pastimcr Will
be In the spotlight today. He's
waiiy Hood. the new outfieider who
Is replacing Billy Lane In left
field Hood Is finished workman
and he must be showing real class
To keep player OF Lanes cailbsr
on the bench.
A few new faces win be seen In
the Sacramento lineup. Pearce. who
IL filling In at shortstop while orr
Is on the hospital list. Is "A new.
conner. So Is MeNeeiey. young
ster. who 10 taking kopp's place In
the field. kopp Is out with an Ina.
Jursd log.
Hampton. a promiaing southpaw,
has been added TO the pitching
staff.
The res, OF the Scion lineup Ia
familiar to Seattle fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
DEMPSEY WANTS MINT

NEW YORK. May 24--Jack
Dempsey wants 100000 TO fight
Harry Wills. and will not be ready
until fall. according 10 Tex Richard
No agreement has been reached. and
Richard says fight isn't likely at
the champions price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
OPPOSITION FOR NORWICH

NEW YORK. May 2s.--Jarnea
Rowe. trainer OF the Harry Payne
whitcney stable. has agreed to enter
one Of his 3-year-olds against Nor
yich. derby winner. in $4,000
match race at 1atonia on June II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
INorthenders Will Put
Up Hard Fight for Cup
Cyclone Squad Is Conferred Around Bud Davis, Crack
Junior Player; Club Has Plenty of Fight Jones Ex-
pected to Hurl

a well-balanced front, the FIRE.
mont Cyclones should finish in the first
division of the finals in The Star league
that get under way at Il. +. Day playfield
Sunday.
With their offense and defense centered
around Bud Davis, one of the outstanding
Junior stars Of the season, the Cyclones
have team balanced in every department.
that promises TO make the going warm
for the other five contenders.
Davis is the best hitter on this club,
,i;,l,;n,, am hard offap and far He will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
frankie Rogers Tries
Hard, But Is Walloped
Harper Shows the Boys and Girls Some Great Infight
ing; Ballard Boy Is Wonderful Ring Prospect; Ma,
Meet Travie Davis
BY LEO II. LASSEN

VEET vinegarl How that Bobby Harper
can fight!
Fighting before the home folks for the
first time in nearly two years. the Seattle
youngster handed frankie Rogers bad
beating last night at the Arena before the
biggest house of fight customers in many
moon.
Rogers tried hard enough and kept COM
ing back for more. but Harper's wonderful
left hand seldom missed its mark and his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
ILLINOIS IN LEAD

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. May 2f.--Illi-
nois took the head in the mig ten"
baseball race here by defeating Pur-
due 10 3. The defeat bumped Pur-
due. which had been Nading the con.
ference, back into third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Old ROsEBUp FINIsnED

NEW YORK. May 2t.-old Rose.
bud. winner OF the Kentucky Derby
in 1914. and one of Americas great.
est thorobreds. was destroyed mt the
Jamaica track. after breaking down
badly i'm a trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

LARAMIE. Wye. May a.
Twenty home runs were made by the
Union Pacific baseball team in five
innings off the Standard Refining
teams pitchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

los ANGELES. May :s.--Danny
Kramer won an easy decision over
Jimmy Dundee OF San Francisco In
tho main event at the Vernon arena
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
BY Earl. A. Try

Last weekend urged the angler 10
the old fishing hole, with fair
weather all week. and then on sun
day certainly handed the bunch an
awful jolt, which stopped some Of the
more tinid ones. but didn't keep
some 81 the oid-timer- ut home. who
stepped out and made some b-auti-
full catches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

The fishermen are looking forward 20
some real sport this week with the
change iu the atmosphere and the waters
stirred % some with the heavy storm
over sunday. This IL already borne oui
" the number VI nice catches reported
during mia -Wesk Sifyers are running IN
good numbers on Lake Bsmmsnish at
the present time. Pete Boerjan bringing
IN nice diapiay Tuesday from his re-
sort On that body. Trout and bass have
also shown up good the past week sew
sfal big catches u bass we're made on
both sides OF the lake sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

Ball Lead
Is Safer
Broadway Tigers Lose to
the Franklin Quakers;
Queen Anne Rests

QUEEN ANNE II leading the Seat.
Vt tie high school baseball loop by
a less tlckiish margin this morning
az result Of Franklin's upset Of
tho dope In shutting out Broadway.
runncr.up. s TO o. yesterday at Lin.
coin park.
Patricclli held the Tiger hitters
helpless turnout the tilt. but four
safe blows greeting his offerings.
Tiger errors aided the Quaker score.
Griffiths pitched good ball for the
losers. but his support cracked in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

Another Lake Grandy catch In
composition, and one that will Just
about cop the front prize which Piper
A Taft have put up for tho period
between May rs 20 81, was that dis
played by "Biii" Bro~che, Of 1921
Iaksyiew blvd. Monday. Brosebe's
catch numbered 22 fine eut-throat,
measuring from o To ~ inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

The Three Brothers wants 60 play
an oot-of-town game on Decoration
day. ~ the Thr~~ brothers squad
can line mp u good oppoaent. tn. lies
Moine- baseball club will stage the
game at De@ Moines on tho holiday.