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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Battery c
Keeps on
Winning
Armory Boys Wallop the
Mikadoes, 34-5; Stacy
Showns Easy Winners

TIVE strong Battery c basketball
i squad kept on its winning way
In The Star league last night de-
feating the Mikadoes. % TO s. At
Collins playfisId-
The Mikado-s put up better
game than the score indicates. but
the weight advantage was too much
for them TO overcome.
Jim MaIioy and Army Bakenhus
were the big lights for the wfnnerx
while N. kawazoc starred for the
Nippons.
The score fcilowE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
IDAHO DOWNS WILLAMETTE

SALEM. Or. Jan. l9.--The Univcr-
sty OF Idaho won fast basketball
game from the Willamette five here
last night. 81 to 10. The vandals led
thruout the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Ths schedule for Sundays ssrnss u
Tes star league ts reprinted as follews
SENIOR GAMEs
Maple Leafs va F~tefnee NJ lin
coin park 81 I p. m. Referee. bss
Lemon
West Seattle W. woodland Fart ~
woodland park Of ssfs y M Rsf-
ewee. Billy Bisomsn-
JUNIOR CANES
ssafh rAsk We. Co~sn Cigar Cs.
- AIS 81 Lincoln part. Referee,
Billy waller.
Ben Paris Biiiiards W. Hawthsrse
Junier~ st Columbia 81 y. IN Ref
ere. se~rxe Ho~fiing.
Falcon A. &. W. Washington Park
~ Washington park ~ y. m. ksf-
cree, yshanie Re<ks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
JEwsTRAw LEADS SKATERS

ST. JOHN, n. b., Jan. 10
Charles Jewstraw. Lake Placid. New
York, led the standing Of American
and Canadian skating champions to.
day with SO points against so for
Roy McWhirter OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
No CHAMPIONSHIP pOy n

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.--The Brit.
fish polo team will not challenge for
tire international polo cup this year.
II became known etoday. The Brit
ish want q longer interval between
the matches. Il In reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
RIFLE CLUB TO MEET

Rainier Rife and Revolver club
will hold its annual meeting Saturday
night at s. in the officers quarters OF
the Armory, according to an an
nouncement today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
STAMFORD cAGERs WIN

PALo ALTO. Cal. Jan. i9.--Over.
coming n lead OF Is TO IL. the Stan.
ford university basketball team dc
feated the olympic club here last
night, rs to 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Jake Schncf
er. jr.. 1879 balk line billiard cham
pion, last night defeated Roger Cont,
Of France. 400 to 3o2. in an exhibition
match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
TeSreau Makes
Good as Coach
Former New York Giant Pitcher Is Big Noise as Base
ball Instructor at Dartmouth College; Was Big Sta
aFew Years Ago
BY BILLY EVANS

DIV many ball players quit the professional
game before they are thru?
Take it from me. mighty few Of them. Most
OF the athletes desire to hang on to the
limit.
AS a matter of fact the hardest thing in
the world is to convince some slipping star
that he is on the way to the bushes.
Until all clubs waiver on them and they are
shunted to the minors, or they draw their 10
days notice Of unconditional release. most of
the stars insist they are as good as ever.
Jeff Tesreau. for years a star on the pitch
ing staff of the New York Giants, is one Of
the few exceptions TO the rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Huhstitutions - Washington. Nicholson
for Frouds. O. a. C.. none.
Converted throwa--O, A. c., 8 out Of =,
out Of s by stInson. out Of 0 BY
HJei,e: Washington. 6 out OF by crAw.
ford
Refsree-Ralph Coleman, o. A. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
YALE BEATS COLGATE

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. Ia
Yale won its first basketball game Of
the season last night defeating Col
gate II to 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

The re-hesring Of the wsshingfon
Pzrk-Hswtborne Junior protest will
BE- held ~ The star Friday ~ 7 p.
m. Only the captains Of the two
teams, Referee Biiiy waller and
Aier G. Rose are asked To attend
this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
A. A. H. GROWING

Tho Amateur Athletic Union has
grown In membership until It now In
cludes Is sectional bodies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19


Incidentally. the defeat shCvU0
Seattle farther towards = permane11
place In the basement Tho Mets
made a gallant effort to tie UP the
count. Jack Walker scoring. but the
time was too short The final tally
was 10 3.
With the boys ana Cir n
the stands getting rcady fsr the
trip TO the home beadquarters
In the final pe1iod, "Happys
Holmes began 10 initiate . sievo
and Ciem I,eugtdin. Tommy
DundcrdzIe and Frank HaldeN
son scored for the viist1ss II
quick succession
Play was very slow m ne nEue
period. many off -side offenscs mar
ring the game. Frederick,son opened
the scoring for the Aristocrafs with
a long shot from the blue line, after
four minutes Of play. Jim Riley
equalized - seconds later on Z ~
bound from the end boards
Frank Foyston paved the way ~
the second Seattle score in the SEQ
ond period On Q combinatiou jAune
down the Ice with Jim Riley, Foyston
tricked the Aristocrats' defenap and
passed across the leo to Riley, vho
scored from the left wing.
Then came the thru v1c1oFfA
Eeais In quick successIou. Clem
Loughlin scorcd on . poor claar.
snce by Holmes. Dunderda1o
shot from the blue Linz anh
scored on the rebound. HaldasA
son gcaied the third tally In thb
period on . pass from Dundee.
dale In front Of tho meta
Jack Walker scored the flnal csun-
ter Of the night aftcr q solo run down
the Ice. dipping the defense and bsat-
Ing Heck Fowler In the netA
Ono Of the smallest crowds n -
history OF hockey in Seattle sat in on
the game. which was one of the most
poorly played OF the season herA
SUMMARY
victorA seattA
e. loughiin. ......r. n. .......... Rsvo
Johnson ....-....R- D.... rraasF
neeking .......... n ...-..... WalkaR
W. Loughiin. .....L w............ Riisy
sN@'sterSth 49, ROtDtOn
punderdsle $3.50. r. W........, Maria
Score by periods,
victoria ...... 80
~' '''''.''' ss. 49,. -
ffrrt pcriod--i. Victoria. FredsrieAupn.
t;os: .. Seattle. Riley, e:tA
Second pertod-s. Seattle. Riley n~n
Foyston. TIA.
Third period-<. Victoria c Lsuehasu.
is:t2; ). Victoria. Dunderdaie. i:eo; &
Victoria Haiderson from punderdalU
itI; 7. Seattle. Walker. e.3e
subetitutions
First period--seattie. Briden for Rn~v.
Riley for Morris: Victoria. Haldsrson for
w. Loughlin. w. Ioughiin for Freder1ck-
SON
Second pericd--seaftle Mcrris -
Bridsn, Briden for Riley, Riley for Nor
ris; Victoria. Frederfckson for Halderson.
HAlderson for Dunderdaie. Dunderdaie
for W. Loughlin. w. Loughiin for Hal
dcrson.
Third period Seattle Msrrss for
Briden. Briden for Morrts. Norris for
royston. royston for Riley: Victoria,
Hsiderson for w. Lcughfin.
Penalties
First perfod--Rowe, minutes; Dundee
dale. 8 minutes: Hsiderson. . minutes
Second period--Foyston. minutsss
johnson. 8 minutes
Third period---Frsser. 3 minutes.
Referee--Fred Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

The Ozark Bear" he called because of his
physique and the fact that he hailed from the Ozarks
tired from professional baseball when he still had from five
10 10 years in front of him.
Incidentally Tesreau has benefited financially from his
decision TO forsake the minors well the majors He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
fOMG
QUESTIONS

Joe Bailey. Stuhby Mack. Guy
Cooper. Kelly and Berger arc also
question marks Tho former nair
have the stuff " they ever settle
down 10 real work. while Cooper
doesn't seem 10 be able 20 make
Coast league grade. The latter pair
are both inexperienced
The way things shape M now
Seattle II 10 have a good staff with
the men now lined up. or a poor
one. a lot depends upon Gregg,
Shaw. schorr and Zimmerman.
Jacobs and Gardner are tho only
pair that Seattle fans know now
that can really step out and pitch
winning ball for the Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

The Telephone bowling battle Of the
the editorial staff Of tho Translator,
Telephone employees pubiieation.
bowicd . telegraph match against the
staff Of the Carries. . similar maya
sine pubiished by telephone COM
pany employees at San Iraneiseo. A
direct telegraph wire from the alleys
In San Francisco TO the Ideal alleys
here carried returns rs fass rs the
games were BOWED. y. \. ODonpeli,
Washington supervisor Of long lines.
HANDLED the teiexrsphing. The
Washington rr~n won two rsmss out
Of three, bat ioet on total pius.
ia Dubois, who chsperoncs the install
iatlon team, IL hack In tho rams. aftes
a mouths isy-off occasioned by hts Ford
flying off the crank and strainine hi,
back.
w. r.. Benedict Of the Repeatermen
had tough night for a bowler who
usually averages around loo. His total
for three games was .7s
w. y. Marvin, whs hss helped the
Division risnt u several wins tst~ay.
has left for San Frsueiseo. His ABB
sencc will weaken the pm pushrs.
The iowiv Transmission team rebeiied
o sainst the Continuation and won one
game L. X. Weber was tho heavy hitter
for the Transmission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

The Individual league records were
dropping fast IN this weeks tur~ie. u
BRIGHT. of Installation. setting Up q new
hlsh Eame Of i5t. only TO have McMahan.
o. Construction Office. finish a few mia.
gtes later with s5T. Pope. of Motor
Vehicles. also shot 4ti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Harry Blair has been signed by the
postoffios 10 replace ". krohn. who
sailed for China yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
DENAREE
10 DEPART

Al pemaree won't be back. &C.
9rding 10 present gossip. rs he's IN
be East looking for a managerial
90.
Fisher. the new man coming from
Warrington. looked like tho goods
IN the International league last
year
Joe Zimmerman pitched grand bali
for Vermont two years ago. hut
wasn't worth much when they
barrrd freak deliveries. He's . big
auestios.
vcan Gregg has been out Of the
game for some time. but " he can
pitch like he used 10 for Portland
hot dawgl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
WHAT, AGAIN.

Harry Thornley,. West Seattle fuIIbaek,
IL laid up with an Injured leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

The Maintenance team increased its
lad over the Division Plant 20 t~o games
by winning thre. straight from the Re
reatermen. while Division Plant dropped
one TO the 1nstaiiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

heir final bow. we're real classics.
lie shut out tho champions twice
within q week.
Tho rest Of the staff In one big
question mark.
Harry Gardner wants 90 pitch for
Portland. A deal may be made
with the oregonians for the speed
demon.
Hunky schorr's arm went hay.
N1ro In mid~cason and he may be
made into an outfielder.
Jim Shaw. obtained from Wash.
nEton. had trouble with q sore arm.
100. last year. If he's right he
ught TO burn UP the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

James Bond. nov registered Nth West
g~attis, has been registered BY Woodland
Park. but he r. not eligible 70 play With
the Park team because the Nofthend~rs
have Is men signed up and no transfers
are allowed after the start Of ths season.
The wrong score vas turned in for the
south Psrk-Hawthorns Junior game. This
star carrying the score ct to 2. whiis
II was to ..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
ARTISTS COURSE
At 0.C.W.. GIVES
ORCHESTRA NEXT
Famous strInoed instrument Sym
picnic Orchestra TO Appear Wed
nesday Night; Program Said
be Highest Class.

Presenting the next number on
the artists course. Lieurance's sym
phonic Orchestra will appear In q
recital In the Oklahoma College for
Women auditorium tomorrow even.
Ing at s o'clock.
Standard symphony selections
which are seldom heard outside OF
metropolitan symphony halls are
featured In the program to be pre-.
sented. college officials have an
mounted.
Lieurance's Symphonic Orchestra
Is an all-string organization which
plays sketches from representative
numbers of symphonies.
The string combinations consist
OF five violins. cello and pianist.
Il Is under the personal direction
OF Harry Anderson In the absence
of Mr.. Lieurance. who does not
appear with his organization.
Throughout tho extensive program,
Mr.. Lieurance has arranged the
music for several different combi-
nations. the varied program result
ing In one OF unusual charm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
Quake Shock Recorded.
(By The United Prcss)

Washington. Jan. Sl.-A tremen-
ious earthquake disturbance is on
somewhere between 2.iOO and $500
niles distant, Father Tonndorf of
Georgetown university declared TO.
day. He based the assertion on
ieismograph records in the obser-
vatory here.
The quake was first registered at
1925 this morning. he said and con.
tinued with an increasing intensity
until 1896 when the needle of the
seismograph was thrown off the
scale.
According TO the records at the
observatory. the belief was ex-
pressed that the quake occurred at
some point south of Washington.
As a result OF this announcement,
officials and scientists are eagerly
awaiting report Of the quake,
which Is expected to be feceIved.
1t was predicted that the disturb
ance will prove to be one of the
heaviest reported in years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
INCREASE LOCAL
Membership Of
c. OF c. IS PLAN
Committee Starts Work Among Non.
Members; Campaign to Be
Thorough; Collectors Are
Gathering Dues.

For the purpose of listing business
and professional people In Chick.
asha, who are not members of the
organization, ON tie membership
rolls, the Chamber OF Commerce
membership committee. this morning
started thorough canvass OF the
city's business district. with the idea
of keeping the campaign alive until
the membership In the organiza-
tlon is unanimous as concerns the
business and property interests of
the city are concerned.
Heading the committee is G. B.
Hanna as chairman while the fol-
lowing are members of the commit
tee: John w. Wilson, DIR. J.. E.
Emanuel, II. l.. Jones, |. A. Bone,
Buck Stlnson and H. X. Ellis. For
this special campaign Mr.. Hanna an
nounced today a list of local busi-
ness men who have been drafted"
for work on the membership commit
tee. The following were cnnounced
as having been added to the com
raittee: H. N Smith, John Baker.
r. NJ Cavett, w. S. Richards, J. S.
Garner, John T. Owsley, Robert II.
Lively, j. b. Barnes, Chester Cowan,
U. S. Buzan, Ben f. Johnson end
Ed ID. Foster.
An extensive list OF names has
been prepared listing the non-mem-
bers in the city. Every committee
man has been given number of
these names to call upon and solicit
memberships in the Chamber of
Commerce. If the job is not finished
today, they will continue from day
to day until the entire list has been
worked out
Simultaneous with the campaign
the collectors of the Chamber Of
Commerce started this morning on
the collection of the first half of
The years dues to the chamber
among the members. Officials of
the chamber have asked that the
members be prepared to hand the
collectors the first half Of their 1922
dues.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
GOVERNMENT To
CO FULL EXTENT
ON CRASH PROBE
Department Of Justice Agents Busy
In investigation Of knlcksr
booker Theatre Disaster
Say Officers.
IF CONSTRUCTION SHOWN
FAULTY, WILL PROSECUTE
This Is Statement Of pauoherty;
Criminal Negligence to Be
Charged; Federal En-.
pIneers Called On.


Washington, Jan. Si.-All powers
OF the federal government will be
exercised TO probe the Knicker.
booker theatre catastrophe, II was
learned today at the offices OF the
department OF justice.
II the investigation. which is TO
be launched at once. proves that
faulty or cheap construction and
lax building inspection methods,
those responsible viii be charged
with criminal negligence and will be
prosecuted relentlessly. Attorney
General Daugherty has determined
District OF Columbia commission
ers declared they would go into
every phase OF the tradegy which oc.
cured Saturday night when the
roof. weighted with snow. fell on an
audience OF several hundred. not
only to fix the blame, but TO guard
against possible recurrence Of such
oalamities.
Col. Charles Keller. engineer com.
missioner. after making personal
survey of the wreckage. declared he
believed the cavern was caused by
defect in material at some point
of the roofs support. He. stated.
however, that II would be impossible
now to determine whether there had
been any defect In material.
Plans for the support of the roof,
Colonel Keller asserted, indicate
that the capacity for weight was
greatly in excess Of any require
ment in climate like Washington.
Building Inspector Healy also was
of the opinion that plans for the
construction Of the roof were sound
and practical and that the neces-
sary tests following construction
had been met.
Preliminary to an investigation of
the disaster, the federal grand jury
went TO the scene and examined the
wreckage Monday. Witnesses will
be called before the jury without
delay, it was said.
d. j. Ramsay Nevitt, district coro.
ner, declaring he would spare no
efforts in placing responsibility, re.
quested Peyton Gordon, district at
torney, to ask the war department
to assign expert engineers to the
task of determining the cause of
the roof collapse.
Convinced that all bodies have
been removed from the debris the
search for dead was halted Monday.
The last body was removed from the
wreckage late Sunday night In
spector Healy ordered the walls Of
the theatre razed at once as safe
ty precaution. Unfounded reports
that the walls had collapsed killing
men in rescue party were spread
broadcast today, causing much ex-
element.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31

J. II. (mck) Sparks. pioneer cat.
tlcman In this country and q resident
OF ChIckasha since the town was
founded. made II known 10 his
friends today that he win be In the
race for the democratic nomination
for country treasurer
Il have never heretofore been
for any office" said Mr.,
Sparks. III am elected III do my
best to run the office according to
law and In such an efficient way
NJ viii be TO the interest OF the tax.
payers OF the county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
College Girls In
Terror As Result
of Recent Attack

roughkeepsIe. N. v. Jan. sl.-A
huge. roughly dressed prowler. who
has attacked four vassar college
girls within the past two days. ter.
rorized the college campus agaIn
today.
Following the attack by the ma.
rauder upon Miss Anna Kitchell. In.
structor last night. the police have
organized possess TO hunt the man.
Meanwhile the college authorities
are taking steps to protect the girls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
INSURANCE RATE
MEN To Be HERE
To INVESTIGATE
Oklahoma Inspection Bureau En-
oineer Inspecting Fire Fighting
Resources Here; Survey Of
City to B. Made.

Fire insurance rate experts from
the Oklahoma Inspection Bureau are
expected here some time within the
next few days to conduct an investi.
cation with the view of putting a
new insurance rate in effect here,
II found necessary.
The bureau Is financed by fire in
surance companies operating In this
,tate and the report Of the rating
men will govern the rates here, II
Is said.
III. ]. Clark. chief engineer of the
bureau, arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon and began an extern
sive investigation into the adequate
ness OF the city's fire fighting equip
ment and water distribution system.
Water pressure at different points
in the city will be investigated by
the engineer, from whom a report is
expected some time this week or
early next week.
Mr.. Clark appeared at the Chicka-
sha Chamber of Commerce meeting
last night and in short talk urged
that every merchant and owner of
property in the business district
take steps to Immediately eliminate
the fire hazards in or about his
property. This would be instru-
mental in keeping insurance rates
down, he said.
That the number of fires here in
1921 was large compared with the
national average, was one of the
statements made by Mr.. Clark. He
praised the efficiency of the Chick
asha firemen.
Fire insurance rates made in 1916
still prevail here, according to
Clark. Whether or not these will
be raised or lowered after the in
vestigation by the inspection bureau
remains to be seen, he said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
BIG Ne EWSPAPERs
IN ORGANIZATION
(By The United press.l

Chicago, Jan. 31-Seventeen of
the largest newspapers of the coun-
try, having a circulation in excess
Of 100000, announced today the
formation of the National News
papers, incorporated.
The formation Of this organization
is for the purpose of the sale and
distribution of national advertising,
it was stated. The charter mem
bers Of the organization included
the Chicago Tribune and the New
York World.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
KENYON WILL Be
FEDERAL JUR|sT

washington, Jan. Sl.-Senator
Kenyon of Iowa, leader of the agri-
cultural bloc in the senate, has been
appointed as Judge Of the eighteenth
federal circuit, it was learned at
the White House today.
1t was stated by those in close
touch with White House officials
that the nomination of Senator Ken
yon, probably would go to the SEN
ate today. The eighth circuit cen
ters In Iowa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
NEGRO CAPTURED
AF TER GUN BOUT.
(By The United Press. }

Boston, Jan. 31.-Rency Murray.
negro, who shot and fatally wounded
a policeman and then barricaded
himself in an apartment house, was
captured after revolver battle to-
day
Scores of policemen and firemen
participated in the shooting. which
at times took on the proportions of
a battle. Hundreds of shots we're
fired and the black was over
powered,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-31
QUAKE RECORDED
ON INSTRUMENTS
PROFESSORS SAY
Tremendous Earthquake shocks
Noted on selsmooraphs; Location
Thought be Far South; Re-
ports Awaited.
SOME BELIEVE MEXICO
HARD HIT BY SHAKEUP
Estimates Run from 2.aoo to 5000
Miles South: instruments indI-
cate One OF Heaviest Noted
In Years.
Cny The United PrcsS

San Francisco. Jan. sl.--Most OF
California from San Francisco.
north as well as points In southern
California. were shaken early today
by an earthquake snock.
In San Francisco, the shock was
only heavy enough to rattle the win.
iows, No damage was done. city OF.
Ilcials stated. Reports received
here tell OF n quake which was felt
over a considerable portion of the
state.