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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

as well ms England.
Tho Horgan's best record wns ~
feet l inch. It must be taken into
consideration that English shot put
ters never made such a study Of this
event as the Americans. Horgau's
marks were remarkable In their day.
and when he made his Scotch record
in 1912 he had been In active compe-
ton exactly 20 years.
Up 10 1900 Horgan's best put had
been 4s feet 81 inches in the Scot
ish championships in 1894. yet from
1908 to 1919 he many times exceeded
this in meets. his best effort Of ~
feet inch being in 1912.
The English shot record-and ne
worid's--in 1888 was ~ feet Z inches.
held by that other great shot puto6r.
c. r.. Gray. Horgan started in 1874
and year by year crept up on Gray's
record. and in 1895 broke II with -
feet az inches. From that day 20
1913 he was 60 the world at large
what Ralph Rose and Pat Mcdonald
were IN later years. His form with
the shot was good. but not what
could be called perfect.
Like all the bIg.weight men. Hor-
gan had long and active life In
competitive athletics. Ills career
only proves what has often been
said. that a weight man can outlaxt
a track man in competition.
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1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

0nC-Eveiyn Horsviise. about 6
OVO years old. $500 18th ave. g..
was slightly bruised when hit by an
auto driven by C. ". Plush. aoso I'd.
monds st.. Monday.
0nz--Mins la Frense, 1918 Mar.
~ . Ton ~. sawed herself from
possibiors ssricu.s injuries Monday
when she grabbed the fender OF r.
A. Bernardo's auto. By which she was
struck a, Fifth ave. and University
At. while crossing the street.
0n0-isaac cordova. i7i7 wash
0OO ington st.. ncwsboy, was
slightly bruifed Wednesday when he
walked from the curb into an auto
driven by T.. v. sodcrqulss, s7f2
wallingfcrd ave-. at Second ave. and
Madis'A IT.
0nO-Running from behind an
oVOice wagon Tuesday and into
the path ~ nm auto driven BY John
II. Miller. T3so nth ave. n. w. Jack
McDougail. $3.50 18th ave. n. W..
sustained minor bruises about the
body. The accident occurred at Gath
ave. ~. w. and W. 10th st.
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RUTH DENIES
THAT HE WAS
FIGHTING UMP

CLEVELAND. June 2f.-Babe
~ Ruth today denied that he In
tended TO attack Umpire Dinesn yes
terday at Dunn field as q result Of
his suspension, following his run-in
with tho umpire during Mondays
game.
Il wasn't going to him." Ruth said
today. There was no danger Of :
fight at all. We were. just talking II
over"
when asked why Manager speak
er and Stuffy Mcrnnis and other
members OF the Cleveland team In
tcrvened. Ruth said: I'VE were talk
ing loud. / guess. There seemed 70
be a misunderstanding regarding
Mondays incident. and both Of US
were trying to get 1t straightensd
out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
ROUGE RUINS
LIPS. HE SAYS

CHICAGO. June 2i.--Rouge as a
routine Is ruinous to the com
plexion.
No lips. however nlluring. can
survive the daily application OF the
lip stick.
DIR. William Lathrop Love. here
for the annual convention of the
American Institute OF homeopathy.
made these statements today.
An attack on prohibition was
made before the convention by DIR.
Royal 3. Copeland. city health COM
missioner OF New York.
80 far, the volstead law has
caused nothing but harmful results. !"
he said. THE only effect TO date
has been to drive the public to in.
creased use OF drugs. household con.
sections and amateur Installations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
New York Thinks That
"Babe" Ruth Is Thru
Suspension and Kenneth Williams Make Bambino
Frantic, Says Henry L. Farrell; Pitchers Are Max
ing Sucker Out of Home-R Run King; Is Suspended
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, June 21.-Tottering his throne, Babe
IN Ruth, the great home king is defending him
self in the primitive ways of a man.
His wrath aroused apparently by the notion that every
against him. the Babe is following the inclination to
out those who stand between him and his former glory
Knowing that the five weeks suspension imposed by Com
missioner Lands at the start of the would
him from breaking his 1921 record, Ruth had only the
soace of being the home king of the year. With Ken
meth Williams the Brown star making it almost impossible
for him TO do that, he became frantic
American league pitchers have been making sucker"
of him. much that they have found his weakness
but because he swinging at anything in the mad desire
to kill the ball. The he missed bad balls the he
swung at them.
New York is off the swat king and the impression
prevails here that he is thru.
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LABOR HEADS
GUARD PLANS

CINCINNATI. June ~. - Sun
rounding their plans with complete
secrecy. representatives OF thr Unit.
ed Mine Workers and railroad unions
here today were prepared to keep
the enemy guessing as to the STRAIT.
egy they win employ in the joint
strike program which they have de-
cided upon.
AZ conference late last night the
first formal meeting of tho two
groups n policy OF caution was set
up. Last nights session was under
stood TO have been devoted largely 10
discussion OF legal possibilities, such
AS the danger OF prosecution on a
charge Of conspiracy. in the even tho
two groups act together in strike
movement affecting the shipment OF
coal In interstate commerce.
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@AEDD
(@FnHsR Sssss

Tuesdays hero - Sam Rice
stretched a single into double
In the 18th inning. starting
rally that gave the Senators
three runs and a TO 6 victory
over the White Sox.
George Burns hit two homers but
they weren't enough for the Red sox
and the Tigers won their eighth con
secutive game. 2 TO s.
with Babe Ruth out Of the lineup
tho Yanks came out OF their slump
and won their first victory In nine
games. beating the Indians 9 to s.
Ken Williams hit his 18th
homer after Sister had tripled
and helped the Browns win from
the Athletics. Z OF 3. Hauser
hit one for the As.
Singles by Cavency, Plnelii and
Daubert anda sacrifice fly by Burns
gave the Reds a pair OF runs In the
fifth and n to 0 victory over the
Braves. Couch let Boston down with
two hits.
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PRESIDENTS
WANT BID

Washington and Jefferson's foot
ball team Is anxious 10 play the Cal
lfornia- Golden Bears In a post-sea-
son game again. according to reports
from the East. The Presidents. with
most OF the team back IN the fold
that tied California last year. n
strengthened this fall by the addition
OF several promising frosh players.
The same reports says that the
naval academy team may make =
trip across the continent to play .
post.season game.
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College Trap
Title Won by
Bulldog Again

Yale, for the 18th consecutive
year. has won the intercolle-
giate trapshooting championship.
Princeton. Harvard and Pennsyi-
vania were the other contestants.
The individual honors were taken
by A. II. Turner OF Princeton. 1t
has been so long since Yale last
a match with the shot gun that
we can't remember.
Last fall Chief Bender. the
Indian ball player and shot.
coached the New Haven boys and
he got them away to n good start.
Following the tournament the
intercollegiate association affil-
lated with the American Trap
shooting association and elected
II. ID. Peck. OF Princeton. presi-
dent: c. p. williams OF Yale,
vice.president, and Bernard NJ.
Baruch of Harvard. secretary.
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INFURIATED
FATHER KILLS

NEW YORK. June 21.--Trapped In
a cellar by sabatino svordonano.
whose 7.year.old daughter. Lillian. he
was accused OF attacking. Thomas
Meighan. SO. WINS hacked TO death to-
day by the Infatuated father.
Svordonano confessed. saying sim.
ply:
'Tt WINS my duty. ! had 10 defend
my family name"
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done lot Of US will get n can OF
blue pain, and some eyebrow pencils.
put dimple in our chin. and place
In shadingn. thinking 20 look like the
greatest president. But maybe our
features don't measure the same ms
Lincoin's. Maybe our forehead IL not
the rnnrc width. Maybe our ears mrc
not the same length. Maybe our
nose II not the shape. Maybe our
eyes are not gray.
Mr. McGIynu measures exact
from the chin up.
And he IL feet ,is inches tall
not quite 10 high. but almost
~ Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

AFTER LESS than years train.
ing In music. Thomas I. Holllng
worth. Seattle disabled war veter.
an. has written the music for a
new song. Follow the Glacier
Trail" The Chamber of Commerce
plans 10 use the piece In advertising
the scenic beauties Of Puget Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
TRAVELS FAR
FOR DEFEATS

Jim Tncey, claimant of tho
Australian heavyweight title. will
box Luis Angel Firpo. Argentine
champion. in Buenos Aires soon.
Tracey came all the way from tho
Antipodes to be slammed around
the ring by Bin Brennan and now
he will be the fatted calf at Firpos
Homecoming.
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SOME SPLINTER

Billy Hayes OF Springfield. Mass.
has the extraordinary record OF win
ming the 1oo.yard dash In tho West
ern conference championships three
times In better than 10 seconds. He
won In 1919 and 1891 In Q as seconds
and the recent test 1T Iowa CITY In
ID ITO seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21
LEE AND FOLEY
ARE SIGNED UP

George Lee. Chinese bantam.
weight. boxes 10 round with Vic
Foley. Vancouver. Il. C. boxer. In
Vancouver Friday night. Lee Is
returning after trip to the Phil
ippines.
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DEAL WITH STEEL"
sntors--fnsurors"
20 MINUTES FROM SEATTLE
81 sercs. mostly cleared bottom land 7;
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chicken house : cows US chick :
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iae MINUTES FROM SEATTLE
20 acres. ali bottom land; on paved
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terms
STEEL REALTY Dew. CORP.
MsExanine Floor. Douglas Bldg
Fourth and Union Elliott 1907
cLosE-fS S~ActtE FARM
All IN cultivation. Groom house
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close TO town. school. railroad, big
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kENNYDALE WILL
NOW HAVE JUICE"

Plans now nearing completion
viii give electric light power 20
kennydaie. suburb OF Seattle. n
was said Tuesday. Several inter.
ested r~aidcnt- have banded 20.
gether 60 secure the improve
meut. Tho power will be turned
ON. according Go Dr. y. ". Stan.
ley. dentist. either September 10
or 20.
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R0pER VS. GIBB0NS

| OMAHA. Neb., June 2i.---Bob Ro.
per and Tommy Gibbons have signed
articles for a 1o.round bout here on
the afternoon OF July 4 under the
auspices OF the American Legion.
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Kenneth Williams Hits His
18th Homer Of 1922 Season

ST. LOUIS, June 21-Kenneth Williams ST. Louis slug
collected his 18th home of the here Tues
day. busting his wallop in the fifth inning of the game with
Philadelphia Eckert pitching at the time.
Other homcrs Tuesday Burns of Boston, 2; Cut
shaw, Detroit /. and Hauser, Athletics, 1.
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FITZGERALD is
PLOTTING SACS

Justin Fitzgerald Is handling the
reins OF the Sacramento club in the
absence OF Charley Pick. who Is on
the sidelines with broken ankle.
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ACREAGE SNAP
3. 10 or 20 acres rich loan soil: part
bottom land; large streaml beau
tifui location; this side 81 Lake
fammamish. also water front
tracts. Price $50 an acre and up;
small cash payment balance five
ytafr.
y. VAN ARsDAf.E
1918 Third Ave.
tsoo Brys Y ACRE RfcH. CLEAR
bottom land. only IS minutes out
on the Tacoma iuterurban. fronts
on paved boulevard Terms $50
cash. balance SIS a month.
JOHN ~. WHITE
e2s New York nix. Main 1903
10 TO 40 ACRES. MAR u. ~.
southeast ~ Renton. $50 20 SIS an
acre. small first payment. some
lake water front VIII consider
exchange for lot or house owner,
zss Empire bldg. Elicit 1874.
80 ACRES FREE AND cf.EAit. no
trade. VIII take Ford and equity
In nmail house in Seattle Ses
Graybiii. f01e Third. Main 0070
~ sunset tasU.
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3 ARRESTED
IN DRY RAID

Two women and man were In the
city jail Wednesday on booze
charges.
Mrs. v wancus. 80 2ip Main n. 1.
II alleged 20 have sold liquor 20 dry
squad men. Two bottles OF moon.
shine and three serving glasses. Il n
said, were found In her possession.
Deity Bonar. 20. IN T.. Denny way,
arrested az her home and seven
quarts and six pinis OF beer were
taken.
Hall for Albert n. Meyers. rs. n
iongshorcman. living AZ a2os First
ave. was set Of 500. Two.thirds OF
n pint OF moonHhine Is Haid 10 have
been found Ia hts nnaaeaalon.
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POLO BID

An English polo team has been In
vited to play at Point Judith Or. ~
tourney. July &c to August 90.
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Paint Makes Him Lincoln
His Acting Completes Job

A smear Of grease paint here
and there, line Of chalk.
bIackened eyebrow and 10.
Frank MeGIynn Il Abraham Lin
coin.
Last night I saw Frank Nc
Glynn lay ON the grease paint
that made him the image ~ the
great patriot aud martyr. He
was dressed In bagKy brown
trousers, like those worn by LIN
coin. and "a loose white shirt. His
long froek coat hung over n chair
In the dressing room. His face
WIS not yet made up"
Outside. the audience was begin.
ming 20 collect for tho evenings per
formsnce at the Metropolitan. They
had come 90 nee Abraham Lincoln"
A boy ran thru the corridors Of
the dressing room section. behind
stage" and called Fifteen minutes
fifteen minutes"
TALKS WHILE
HE PAINTS
THAT means" spoke Mr.. McGlynn.
that I've got 10 begin with the
palnt-so wen just talk while ! lay
II on"
A white covering like barber's
sheet was thrown over him and tied
about his neck. He began the appli'
cation OF yellow shaded paint.
rubbed smoothly and evenly over his
face. Then proceeded 20 talk.
No" he said. Il am not az the
English company that originally
played Abrsham Lincoln In London.
I'm an American actor. having had
all Of my 2s years OF experience In
this country. II Is odd. Isn't ~"
he continued. that an Englishmnn
should have written thfs playa
very much Engllshman like John
Drinkwater INTERESTING. 20 say tn"
least. Well. Drinkwater produced
IL In this country for the first time
in Stanford. Conn. IN 1919. broke
into the part then. We Travelled
about thrc~ weeks. then landed In
New York for 10 months. And now
we'ro on tour"
A pencil OF blue paint had been
applied around his cyes~~wiih dab
here and there on his chin. fore
head. and a streak or two on his
cheeks.
These" Mr.. McCiynn explained.
ARE shsdlngs--not lines. They "a.
siat In throwing into relief the fea+
tures--of Lincoln"
Had you ever been said 20 look
like Lincoln" ] asked him. before
you played the par'7"
Mr.. Mctsiynn laughed. From
the chin up" he replied. That
IL. my mouth and chin are not
Ilneoin's. Lincoln had n dim
pie. haven't. That's why ]
put one In with the blue paint"
A dab with the pencil wss made
on hix chin. "Aud my lower lip
needs 10 be accumulated. That
IL Why and he picis~d up n pen
ell Of yeiIowish pink paint. II
apply this. To give iifc." he
sdded. Il put little csrmine
over the blue. and blend them.
Then % soften Il all. . little
powder" A flevce-lined slipper
sole used ~ q powder puff. was
lastly dsbbed generously over u
al.
A black wig was PLACED over
Mr. McCiynn's own brown locks.
And behoid--I.iuroin.
The call boy came thru the cor.
rfdorz again. Three minutes" he
cried. ";h~c minutes"
MIN WHO SAW
LINCOLN APPROVE
Tho actor was ready 20 play the
part. lie looked like Lincoln. Old
men who knew tho president say that
McGiynn acts" like 1incoln--that
hts Interpretation il human" lie
iooked NJ least. very much like
human Lincoln Tuesday night.
Maybe now that we know how it's
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The actor was ready 20 play the
part. lie looked like Lincoln. Old
men who knew the president say that
McGiynn acts like I.incoln--that
hts Interpretation il human" He
looked. NJ least. very much like a
human Lincoln Tuesday night.
Maybe now that we know how ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-21

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1873 First Ave =
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Window aud door screens msds
10 order
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Isresd boards by parcel post i.vv
ironing board and cabinet com
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Window glass Nv the light or BY the
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Plate glass wind-hieids put In yc"r
car while Won wait
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