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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
BONUS MEASURE
Due FOR ACTION
Senate Committee Orders
Favorable Report

WARRINGTON. May si.--The sen.
~ finance committee today ordered
favorable report on The NcCumbcr
nc16ler bonus bill. The vote was 10
q BY 4 vote Of 8 10 the committee
r11ocfed Senator Shoots substitute.
Democratic senator's made possible
(1unmltfee action today by breaking
1rn61ock among republicans. san
13ors Simmons. Gerry and Walsh.
11nnnchusetts. joined with five re-
r1licnns to beat the smoot plan.
rrloaor Mclean. Connecticut. re-
r. onfrnn. came over TO this McCumber
ll61o On the vote ordering report
~ bill ~ reported was not amend
"a II chief provision IL for bonus
rx Xjn6nts By means OF certificates
xtur1nx IN 20 years. upon which
10y can be borrowed In the mean.
-. Ofher features of the bill In
o1e d mail cash bonus. vocational
aiming and means OF obtaining
sues. The rejected snoot bill pro
6ed simply for 20 years Insurance.
4 no Joan feature.
The cash bonus under the McCum.
r bill II 70 be- paid only 10 the vet
rms 70 whom $50 or less Is due. I'm.
~ the provisions OF the measure. ap.
{p1fcatipn for the bonus may be made
a any tirns after the passage OF the
IAw.
Under the house bill. July I. 1893.
wae the limit for making application.
n = vcfeean borrows on his certifi.
cate nnd fails 70 repay the Joan. the
bo6k making Il win collect from the
government. The veteran can get
his cer>ificefe reinstated at any time
ebereof<er ~ paying 10 the govern
men1 the principal Of the loan at ~
Der cont interest. The certificates
Increase Is per cent In value at the
end Of - years.
Members OF the committee who
supported Mccumber were Senators
Curtis. Gerry. La Toilette. Mclean.
Sutherland. Simmons, Walsh, Massa
chuxetts; Watson. Indiana and Nc.
Cumb1r
Opposing this plan were Calder
Dillingham;. Frelinghuysen and
49,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Police Seek Owner
of Buried Treasure

The owner OF quantity OF silver.
ware which was found Tuesday by
Claude T. McFarlanci AGA Ninth
ave. N. r., at Morningside. was be.
ing sought "Wednesday,
MeFarlane. while picknicking Tues.
day with friends and relatives, found
several pieces Of sllverware near the
N. =. tracks on the lake shore. II
had apparently been stolen ms II was
still in the original boxes and had
been covered over with grass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

wAHHiNGTON. -. g.. May IL
Army ayiatorn. In Escradille planes.
Will guard the blown down timber on
the olympic peninsula during the for.
received from the war department
today. thus protecting one Of Wash.
ingfon states greatest fire hazards.
Senator Miles Polndexter. OF Wash.
ington. upon comforting with war de.
partment officials. was given assur.
anoe that the action would be taken.
Camp Lewis aviators and equipment
will be used. photographs will also
be taken OF the area wrecked b. 1920
hurricane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
five ARE HURT
IN AUTO CRASH
U. of w. Students Injured in
Collision

Three women and two men were re.
covering at their homes wednesday,
from injuries received Tuesday after
noon ln a crash between two autos a,
y. 5eth IT. and Latona ave.
Tie injured are: Mrs J. w. Car
nine. 81. 472z 25th ave. ". f.; Miss
I>ucina Alien. 10. 1870 18th ave
~ e.: Arnold McLaren. 10. 4760 2is'
ave. n. e.; Miss Dorothy Smith, TO-
4547 18th ave. ~. f.. and c. M
Hatcher. 10, Ait Burke ave.
J. w. Carnine, 81, drying with his
wife, struck Hatcher's machine. ac-
cording to police. overturning it and
throwing Mrs. carnine against the
Windshield. Mics Lucina Allen sus.
tanned Internal injuries and bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Reparation Crisis
Past, Says Premier

LONDON, May ai.--Tho most re.
cent Of PREPARATION crisis has passed
without disagreement betwce
France and Great Britain. Lloyd
George announced in the house OF
commons this afternoon. The pre-
rnier declared that Americas absence
upset the balance o. the league OF
nations reparations commission. and
icssened the effect OF the Versailles
treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
SCHOOL BOARD
MEN FLEE MOB
Lynch Spirit Flames After
Teachers Suicide

EI,GT~. H., May 3I-hob
spsvst Of EIrin. aroused by sub
eide Of Mary ". Long. dis
charged by school trustees, after
sI,e had served "a years w .
teacher. quiefed down today.
Announcement by school frus
fees following q midnight con
ference with citizens com
mittee that dismissal Of II other
teachers with Miss Long had
been resclndod, served To calm
the public.
The citizens' commitfe was APP
pointed AT a mass meeting attended
by many OF Miss Longs former
pupila. where recurrcnt demands
that the school trustees be 'tarred
and feathercd," were heard. Word
Of the threats was carried TO the
trustees by the COMMITTEES.
News OF Mis- Longs death spread
thru the city like wlIdfire.
Telephones tangled all over the
city telling OF the protest" meeting.
A large crowd gathered for the In
quest, at which the aged mother.
Mr. Jennie Long. was the only
witness. She told the jury that
dependency following her daugh-
ters dismiasal resulted In her SUI
eide. Miss Long soon would have
retired on pension.
"she thought her life was wasted
and there WA nothing left to live
for" said the mother.
when the jury returned YER
dict OF suicide due 10 school trou-
bies" the crowd proceeded to a
larger auditorium, where Immediate
action In reinsfatlng other dis
missed school teachers. was de-
rnanded.
LETS show this board they
can't cause the death Of any
more Of our school teachers"
one speaker demanded.
TAR and feathers Il what
they need" another shouted.
A committee OF which Mrs. J. q.
Taper was chairman marched 20
the room where the trustees were
In session. Mrs. Taper walked In
without knocking in time 10 sec the
trustees trying 10 escape tAru a
side door.
DIR. r. p. Abott after hearing the
committee. announced the other dis
miasaIs were rcscinded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
ny JACK yuSGMEYER

Los ANGELES. May Scores
OF dubious Los Angeles marriages
are virtually on trial In connection
with the bIgamy charge against Ro
delphi Valentino. set for q prellnlnar,
hearing June 1.
This information cosnes directi,
from the district attorneys office OF
the eve Of action against the rcreer
Idol Of million American women.
Unions said 10 include many no
ciaily and professionally prominen
caiifornians have been reported fol
lnveatIxatIon~-unsons rarniicilrr Val
entino's msrriaTe to wlrlfrrd Hud
nut at Mexicam. Mexico. My 10. be
fore he was legally freed from Jeas
Aeker.
The status Of these marriages vii
depend largely on the outcome Of th'
screen stars case. recognised as 4
constitutional test.
IF cur pcaision on the blrsm,
charge in sustained, az 7 am conn
dent II will be-" declares District At
torney Thomas l.. Woolwine. "othel
prosecutions undoubtedly VIII follow
II regard this ms . cisan-cut te~i
whether California can protect itseli
from easy evasion ~ statutes h,
couples. one OF both % whom have
been given intsrlocutory DEGREES
who step across the Mexican flns
for the ceremony and return TO thi'
state TO live together"
The only other case woolwine al
uits he Is definitely Investigating 4,
the marriage isst october 81 Prank
Mayo. screen actor. and Dagnaa'
Godowsky. daughter Of tho famous
pianist.
This marriage took place al Tla
iuana. Mexico. a few days after
Mayo's preliminary divorce decree
from Joyce Mayo.
I'VE probably shat, take no actor
IN this case. however. until after In.
Valentino hearing" the district at
torney says.
Our investigators nave gathcres
ample evidence 10 sustain the valen
tino complaint upon the section ol
the penal code which requires prooi
only that a couple has lived together
In California after having been mar
rfed outside the state before the lapse
OF a years interlocutory period.
"The statute was meant 20 cover
just such cases"
Evidence in Valentines case WA
gathered BY Detective Edgar G.. Rinf
Of the prosecutors staff who FOLLOWED
the Valentino Hudnut romance trai
across the Mexican border and bach
10 the rain Springs Cali honey
moon cottage"
OF the other couples Woolwin.
may prosecute. only few are SAID
20 have contracted their marriages IL
Mexico. The other cases involve 9th
er technical questions.
Hundreds OF Los Angeles peopI,
are legally blRamists." says Cfty
Councilman n. y. Sparks. former
chief Of the narriaK. bureau here
because they have married n SECOND
time without the required formaiity
Of docketing the final decree OF di
vorce."
But tho Valentino case, official,
say. has done considerable TO check
growing earelessness about legal for
maIities incidental to divorce and re
marriage.
II also has quashed the likelihood
OF Mexican border towns becoming
Gretna Greens for impatient lovers
unwilling TO endure the years wait
required by Caiifornia's divorce laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Home Brew


starts on Page ~
e1nIfv the last few days. introducing .
DIV line II eorsefs. several Of our young
1ndt~r are trying 10 walk rs N they had
bought notwithstanding fArk.) Cour-
AeS-kagic.
Now that Will Hayes has gone
into the movies. notice how he has
tucked his ears in7
On certatn days sohen pa gets home
fThe day he's paid. mean
Ma meets him az the door. and then
We see touching scene.
boy, run out and get me $40 worth
Of sin rickeys.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Auto Thieves Busy
Over Memorial Day

Several auto thcfts we're reported
to the police Wednesday. A 1918
Nelie touring car was missing from
the home OF J. u. Minor, 9f0s s7th
ave. $. l.. II. Hampton, ss22 gath
ave. 8. w. reported HIS Ford stolen
from the ball park Tuesday A Chal.
mera touring car belonging 10 Frank
Munaon. 7349 Jones ave. ". w. was
taken from University st. between
Third and Fourth ayes. Tuesday
night Joe Felicetti. s2s First ave.
reported his passenger Chandler
missing from First ave. and Cherry
~. late Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Merger of 3 Steel
Concerns Effected

NEW YORK. May 3i.--The merger
Of the Republic Iron and Steel Co,
the Midvalc steel co. and the Inland
Steel Co. has been completed. with
tho exception Of minor details, the
Dow.Joncs Financial News agency
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Brown, Caldwell
Back From Skagit

After two days spent inspecting
Seattle's gigantic power project, on
the Skagit. Mayor Caldwell and May.
or.Elect II. J. Brown have returned
10 the city. DIR. Brown expressed
himself az surprised NJ the trcmcn-
dous amount OF work he found com.
plcted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Lower Rate Due on
Knock-down Houses

With new rate from Atlantic
coast points Of si..s per 100 pounds.
instead Of the present rate OF si.52h.
Pacific Northwest firms handling
portable and ock.5own houses win
be able TO reduce their prices to the
purchaser. u Il expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Two Men Shot in
Cock Fight Raid

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 3f.--
After a furious battle with state Of.
ficers. two men were shot. 100 others
arrested and 100 game cocks seized
yesterday. The cock.fighting derby
OF Connecticut and Massachusetts
was not held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Teachers to Go on
Outing to Victoria

Eight hundred Seattle school teach.
crs and friends viii leave for Vie
toria. II. C.. Saturday on their annual
outing They Will be taken TO view
the Industries Of the Britain Column.
bla capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Radio Thieves Get
Big Haul From Shop

Tearing out a panel from the rear
door OF the Climax Electric shop.
1901 California ave. Tuesday night,
thieves stole radio receiving sets and
other. electric appliances valued at
ssi7.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
WATER sHUT.0FF NoTICE

Water will be shut of on w.
Dravus st.. from 18th ave. w. 10
2ist ave. W.. and on nth ave. W..
from w. Barrett ri. 10 w. Der.
tona IT.. and on goth ave. w. and
2ist ave. w, from w. Dravus At.
TO W. Bertona st.. Thursday. June
]. from 3 "A. m. TO s y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Berlin Has Faith
in Wirth Regime

BERLIN, May 3f.--A motion OF
lack of confidence in the wirth gov.
eminent was defeated in the reieAs-
tag today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FOREST FIRES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Joy declared. but tho June rains
Will decrease fire hazards. until
about July first. Until then uS I've
no. much 70 fear from major csa.
fIaRraflonn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Airmen. flying against tho wind.
even ut considerable attitudes. FIRE.
quently complain OF getting dust in
their eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Shoplifters' Trust
Formed in Paris

PARIS. May si.-The police are
bending every effort 10 apprehend
the leaders Of a "shoplifters' trust"
formed here. The organization II
said 20 have n constitution and by
Laws. 20 license IT'S members TO op.
crate In certain districts and to have
raised = large fund which permits
the employment Of the ablest law.
yers In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Wheel traffic In Italy Keeps 20 the
left in large towns and TO the right
IN the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Scotland Yard has 100000 finger.
prints, so perfectly classified that
any special one can be found In one
minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

When bandits boarded q
Rock Island train near Tue
son, Ariz., Harry Stewort,
express messenger, opened
fire, killed one, aUounded an
other and forced the rest to
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Final Attempt to
Force Probe Fails

WASHINGTON. May Shy a
vote OF ioi TO 80. Representatives
Woodruff. Michigan. and Johnson.
South Dakota, republicans, lost out 20.
day in the final attempt to force the
house to take action on their rcsolu.
ton for an investigation OF alleged
laxity In prosecution OF war grafters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
NEXT TIME YOU
CHOOSE STEit.ACOOM

What did you put ants In 'em
forT' Holding up "A sandwich he's
been meddling With
TEL the cheese to come here"
You ever hear this riddle: why
is opening bottle OF olives like
kissing a girl7 Because II is awful
hard TO get the first one. but after
that"
All. comicai IA the picnic cutup,
On those rare occasions when n
picnic brings neither rain nor low
comedians and one lasts the day out
there always remains the refreshing
thought that tomorrow will he Mon.
day and you will be ms fine and re
for the coming weeks toll az any guy
can he with a sunburned neck. n
fun set Of oar blisterA lame back
and disposition like an alligator
with the barier's itch.
And II II happens that you have
picked Alki. Seward park. or Wood.
land park In which TO picnic you'll
know better next time.
SteIlaooom viii be your choice IL
ever n happens again.
And why not7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

=. SCUMyA, 12i4m IT, Spruce. re-.
ported TO police Wednesday that his
home had been entered ana si5.75
I'm cash, n gold watch and chain,
and a wedding ring taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

tier he n compelled 20 hold onto q
strap. the lunch iranket. an umbrella.
from one to six kids. and his temper.
One Of these iv's bound TO lose.
PICNIC COMEDIAN
ALWAYS ALONG
A. the picnic grounds he has moth.
snx TO do but find a table nobody
else has grabbed. cut wood with
what the park board calls an AZ.
build fire. search for water TO put
in the coffee pot. patch the leak In
tho coffee pot when he finds tho
water. 40 and get the coffee pc,
away from somebody who thought u
waa theirs, and watch tire children In
hts spare moments.
Finally II IN time 70 cat. Just az
the provender L. nicely spVad out
and the poor wight alts down 10
snatch a moments rest and pea.
nut butter sandwich that Willie
doesn't want. the weather breaks
loose and Il begins 10 rain like sin.
Follows a md dash for shelter.
Usually there isn't any more shelter
tffAh g'u tAN itNN pVphbEFbPVH III ~
deaf and dumb asylum. Tho super.
Tor sevcn-eightha cllngs 20 the para.
sol and lays the blame on the other
fraction. That Roof shivcrs and shat.
terH the air with calculations only a
golfer may translate
II II Is a regular Seattle rain
everybody goes home Unless they
nre Just out from Indiana. And In
an hour or two they'll go home. too.
Now and thcn---about as often as
you'll find a pcnnIless bootlegger--
II doesn't rain the day Of the family
picnic. But even 30. there ever IL
something 20 annoy. Possibly the
party is a large one. In that case IL
Is impossible 10 escape the Inevitable
low comedian. You muat know the
picnic merrymaker. In addition 20
being the bright blmbo who rocks
the canoe. puts pine cones down
your neck and hides the chow. invar.
iahly he inflicts witty wheezcs like
this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PICNICS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

In case II isn't crowded n won't stop
and he has 20 Pile on the mex, enc.
which ls sure to he. oncv in the rat
tier he 10 compelled 10 hold onto q
strap. the lunch laaka,. an umbrella.
from one to six kids. and his temper.
One Of these he's bound to lose.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS OF ATHLETES DURING PAST YEAR

long uS as by John "ss'muer in Honolulu
H.. I -
our6B BY John WemuAe at Pinoe Bath
Maui 7. H.. l.
as by John wsmuler nIIOnOuu
harbor %
Oath wsIssmplsr Brooklyn
Central Y. VI. C.. \.
Sacram
aoue)s ts sndA John Weiss
Neptun Beah Alameda CAL July .
100 METERS oouso-i;11 eA by Warren
q II.
r. u.
100 YARDS RACK STROKE long eourse) s BY Warren
kaoha Honolulu harbor, "a
l. Jones Perry McGyay John wessmuerl at Brooklyn Central
G. A.
YARDS RELAY bath short cose,1Oi University sOlsy
March .
A
muller Perry MoGva j. Iner w wanen). New York c.
500 YARDS RELAY Illinois Cohn
4
YARDS A.
A. G.
ONE MILE RELAY 100
COLGATE iicytl
March
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
SWIMMING (WOMEN)

so YARDS l-hss seconds Wainwright
Baltimore A H..
ta seconds Mechen wehsea Out,
Tuuahou Honolulu.
30 @ oen water long course)sS % seconds by Mneehen wlau
100 YARDS Smith University
AZ Columbus oho) 4. c, January 81
100 YARDS h short oour~)s s5 by Helen
Beach Baths New York. May 40
o YARD go yard aul' 20 40 Gertrude Ede W
sSlrh Bath New
go YARDS coursc2As Is Eds
900 YARDS dath %, brighton
Beach Baths York.
400 YARDS go yard BATH IL by Ethel MoGay W.
H. a, New
800 MEhlS th long ui29 - by Helen
Ripple bath. Indianapolis
400 YARDS toah Brighton Beach
New NorfS ep'smtor
400 YARDS bat)-S.o Wainwright at Y W. H. A.
Now lorl, May 49,
Beach Baths
@ lAs go yard bah-Gti5 S by Helen Wainwright Y. H.
New York, May ~
$40 YARDS dat Eiero Brighton
. Beach Baths NeS York September
go YARDS
brunswick j.
40 YARDS cha long c'ne)sl- rs, Wainwright at Broad
500 YARDS tbah curc7o9 Wainwright at Broad
Ripple Bath. Indianapolis lsust
200 YARDS t2o yard ba)7 90 Helen New
S'o ts ha sor cu-s rs s. By Gertrude Ede
700 METERS bh short cure)72a Ederle At Brighton
1000 YARDS long as BY Helen wars., q,
MSnlai,,n Beach LAGOON New York. August 10
o,r A,1i@t''n Beach lArpon New lorE August TO-
~ ,' open water hong erse 20 a. as by Helen Wainwright
,i ha1tat ~ i,9h Las 2r New YORK. August 49,
90 iD Nr srRokE lhA Dorothy
100 YARD BREAST STROKE g: Ruth Smith Ohio
loo YARD BREAST STOKE coursej-i Eeano co.r
90, - ~ o. Al Great lakes Naval Training FEBRUARY
Andre Detroit Y. N c A. January ss " 49, " Dorothy
900 YARD RELAY 0al. short York Italian
h1shtan Beach natis $3.50 ~ '"ss'''' NJ
400 3 I E W1 ep'g sssI long =. A.
'''''" H'''' Lagoon ~ \, September is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
Handball

Tho handhall championships % the
National A. A. r. held IN March boy the
Milwaukee Athletic Club attracted q
large entry SlV'y-four plsycrs from
the Pacific coast to New York gathered
Tor the senior tournament Arthur
Schlnhrr of the home club captured the
national horors by defeating william
Sakman - the Trinity club ~ New
York in the final game by the scores q
1871. Ais. 2i-is schinrcr proved
hir mettle IN his Famrs in me third.
fourth hfih and final rounds h' came
from behind IN each case. and won In
his fourth round game with Dr llac'g"
u Detroit tho tlileh0li,r i1 1921 aud
ore % the greatest opponents - the
sport SchInnsr NHa within a point q
being eliminated 10 finally won hy the
SCORES 90 1871. 81 CO. 2i-l4
The irnicr Singles had an entry %
ihiriy-two " aswcl - los Angeles
was the vic'1- 600 a decisive manner
Tie dropped only one game On the nine
that be played 60 annex tho crown
Paired with Max Gold - los Angeles
lasweli won the national senior double.
title. The Guld-lasweu combina'l d
won over Sakman and "a Grodcn ~ tHs
Trinity Club iu the final round ~
i2-,i. 2l-is. Ais Micus and
hyrne wol TIE nailona, junior double,
title.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
TRACK AID FIELD


60 lard indoors)sa Loren Murch Illinois C. ana
Z Ff Amory, Hnna
II NV TorN New York. February l.
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Arnoy. n v II. -,
$50.
by ~ Allan ielrloh John kk
ssdiA at Ccrze Pa May H.
(Inc University % Pennsylvania ti
= W. McNuhen) at Twenty
second egincntA march ~
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~ Chicago March II
50 by Joe ray ILLINOIS, a. - AZ Irh
sglrenA rmory February is
william Plant Mornirgsd A. c.
New Yorkat February IS
Iennsylvana
Brown Franklin
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Madison Garden New York February
YORK. New Yort. February %
tJdoors)-5 q as Joo W Illinois
A. C.. February 10
ASD A A.
square February /
Cindoosl Thomas
A.. a Chicago March 10
Scholastic Feet 20 Inch Crcle'sl
scSaAis Clrccl7a
Carrcntinu Cal March IS
taArsnce Fillmore Cal, May
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S,aola1c el4G
~ Ralph Hills Hn school iot"oNn pa at io'sown April %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-31
Motor Boating

Motor boat racirs received hir boon.
last summer chiefly h.esHs. Z cham.
made iu fhe rules governing fhr sold
CUP Formerly thi- trophy vas Or boats
under 90 f,e' AMI Wlth rrumI'rI tusfr
Naw tba boats arc - feet iaus ana tu-
g.uss are about 800 lnrscg1We A. "a
result ~ fhese rhaugrt thirteen boats
started 'n 'hs sod cup races AMI Cr.--
crar. Owned ~ Col = a. Vincent non
ThI. boat made az mie. an hour. a
remarkable tpr"l Cor such craft
Tie best time - the year in ths rrn-
about class was made tv Car Wo1Is
Baby car IT,. 20 fp1ter with snElr-s
~ $50 cubic inches dispiars rteut over
course ~ $50 miles .lf averaged Is.
mile sA huur sul Cor short spin 90
q. mtfs she averaged $50 miles on
hour EfsaI F1ris Wool Fish, hrs-
ever. d.I iitfis he'frr over = short Iis-
lance aNsrag'1g $50 miles an hour Cor
fts miles
Tho racine 80 Detroit which O., now.
O. .s-'rf ~ fhe center 8f unfnrb.ai toe.
ius b. fHis country. eas 'fr best over
witnessed $50 spectacular umr wa
made because on boats sin tsrsss III.
h.sh power were racing b4t in mlHf 20
tho events seconds or.y separated t.a
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