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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Wisconsin Issues
a Cow Challenge

WEST BEND. Wis. Dec. T.
Washington county OF Wisconsin
issues a challenge 90 the world.
Pointing with pride TO their five ac-
tive COW testing associations, the
farmers OF this county have chal-
lenged any county I'm the United
states TO match their record.
Any other competing county must
meet the following points:
'G)--F'lve active COW testing asso-
Citations.
(2)--Two thousand COWS tested an
nually.
(3)--Pure bred bulls head every
herd OF the five COW testing nssocia-
tons.
(D--Every herd In each OF the
five COW testing associations under
federal supervision for tuberculosis
(5)~-The Attention Housewife COW
testing association finished last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
KILL MANY IN
BULGAR RIOTS

SOFIA. Dec. MANY prominent
persons are reported TO have been
assas sinated In "a serious uprising a,
Kust-ndii. "a a result, OF which mar
tlal law was declared turnout nui-
gariR today.
All restaurants and theatera have
been ordered closed.
Troops which had been driven from
Kusiendil by the mutineers rcoccu-
pied the city without meeting serious
resistance.
Reserve officers participated tn tho
uprising. now known 20 have been led
by three piotters known ms Alsxan-
ROT. Michaelof and Athanassof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Christmas Gifts
to Be Exchanged

CIT certificates, In tho form OF
checks redcemabis az any Of the 10
participating stores. have been In
sued by the retail trade bureau Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. and are
recommended especially this year.
when any possibility of a return or
trade exists.
The stric,ncns Of tho state law and
regulations q IN. beard Of health
this year. regarding returns of goods
max. u almost impossible for any
exchange or choice on the part OF
ones receiving Gifts. srcep, by m.
"gifi check method.
The list Of member stores which
VIII accept gif, certificates includes
every make and lin. of nrrchandlHe.
making the plan practicable from ev.
cry standpoint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Phone Operators
Get Hero Medals

Awards of Theodore n. Vail medals
for heroism were made TO Miss Edna
Myrtle Stewart and Mrs. Minerva
X. Warner. Seattle phone operators.
Wednesday evening.
Miss Stewart saved a boy from
drowning by plunging TO his rescue
In Deep lake. near Enumclaw. in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Plan Industrial
Growth in Forum

PlanS for furtherinR Industrial de.
velopment and fostering new indus.
tries VIII be discussed Friday night
by the speakers at mass meeting
and open forum in the old orpheum
theater Third ave. and Madison.
In addition to an address by Mayor
Brown. brief speeches will bo made
by DR. Richard Burge and city En-.
ginecr James u. Blackwell.
Musical numbers and dancing spe.
cialties Will be part OF the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Catholic School
to Be Dedicated

Bishop Edward j o'Dea win make
the dedicatory address at IL a. m.
Sunday az the Holy Rosary school.
the nsw Catholic institution recently
completed IN West Seattle Monday
morning the $4,000 edifiee built by
tho Holy Rosary parish win begin
iis housing Of Catholic grade school
pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
EUerybOdy's Happy NolU;
"COOfie" Is Home Again

ey declared. "I'il follow you an we
como to a policeman; then youu
have 60 say something"
"oh--tako your dog" snarled tho
man. and tossed the leach toward
Mrs. Maxey.
AZ the Young residence that aft.
ernoon were great rcjoicingu. Jumbo
had been found, But In the evening
MIR. Young surveyed tho dog more
closely.
you know" he said. II don't
think that's Jumbo, He doesn't act
like our dog"
And upon closer consideration. tho
entire family group decided that "a
terrible mistake had been made.
Meanwhile. tears were being shed
at tho Alexander household. Myer.
who incidentally Ia ono OF ecattle's
talented musical youngsters. didn't
get much THRU out OF singing and
playing Sunday afternoon. The
funny old piano didn't sound right.
because theno wasn't any DOG under
u In Coolies customary place. and
the hoy'a voice wasn't quite no clear
as usual. hut what could he donef
Nothing until tomorrow Monday
morning Myor called The Star and
asked that the paper help him find
his dos. Well. Monday afternoon a
little story about a lost dog appear.
Ell In the columns OF Tho Star. The
Neungs read a. And Monday after.
noon Il was decided at the Young
household that Jumbo" who had
been enjoying frye board and lodging
since sunday. was In reality none
other than Cootie. That evening a
delegation from the Alexander doinl.
ellie was invited 60 call at the rest.
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Young. At
the word ''COotio." exclaimed az the
doorway by Master Myer Alexander.
the purp came bounding down tho
hall and no doubt was left In tho
minds OF anybody.
II a dog can have M OF Joy.
Cootie had one. And Myar. himself.
hasn't gotten over his share Of re-
joieing yet.
But who was the man detected
30 strangely by Mrs. Maxcy Sun.
day afternoon. Nobody cares. lilo
was just n man--aort of mean We
suspect. or he wouldn't have tried
walking or with a boys dog.
And now anybody desiring to add
another chapter TO this tale will
need only look up Jumbo. who dis.
appeared last July. And everybody
viii live happily ever after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
IRISH LEADER
SLAIN BY MOB

DUBLIN. Dec, 7.--inHurgents shot
to death a member OF the new Irish
Free state parliament today and
mortaily wounded another deputy.
The slain man was named Hhlca
and the wounded man O'Malley.
They were attacked by rebels with
rovolvers.
The deputies were sworn in an
members OF the Southern parliament
yesterday. They took the Cat at
tho parliament house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Engineers Hear
Alaskan Shipper

Honor guests and speakers at the
Engineers club luncheon at the club
headquarters, Seneca ST.. Thursday
at 1916 2. m. viii be Fred Knicker-
booker. general manager OF the
Alaska Steamship Co, Mrs. Kathryn
Miracle. city councilwoman, and w.
y. Henderson, foreign trade director.
chamber OF commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Squirrels Attack
and Wound Pussy

ERIE. Pa. Dee Bubbles" n
black cat belonging TO Mrs. u. T..
Francis. had found pleasure In chas-
ing squirrels, but he met his Water
loo when six squirrels attacked him
simultaneously. He was badly bitten.
but was rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Woman Justice L.
Given Kid Gloves

CROYDON. Eng. Dec. T.-Mrs r.
Seaion. the recently elected woman
justice. received pair OF white kid
gloves by mail while she was presid-
ing tn court She remarked that Of
tenders brought before her would
mot be handled with hid giove."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
BANK FINDS

STARBUCK. Dec. Found hid
den In a coffee pot under a pile OF
wood in the backyard of a local resi-
dent, $500 of the sso5 recently taken
from the Bank OF Starbuck by lone
bandit was recovered here yester.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Punsters Frowned
On by Dry Forces

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Puns are
unpopular at prohibltion headauart-
ers here now because OF one gotten
of by two visitora Said visitor No.
4: DO you know Phillys?" Phyllis
who7" asked No. 2. "F1ll his glass
up" replied No. /. Then both de
parted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Japanese Owners
Declare Dividend

Shareholders OF the Nippon Yusen
kaisha. japanese steamship com
pany, will receive 10 per cent divi.
dend for the half year ending Sep.
tcmber 30. 1922. according TO advices
from Tokyo, received by Manager T.
lshiznwa, OF the Seattle branch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

an average production OF 35s pounds
OF fat per COW. ~ pounds higher than
the next highest association in the
state.
te)-Two thousands cows In COW
testing associations averaging 3i1
bu;terfat and s,SS4 pounds of milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Cannibals Steal
Children to Eat

MONROVIA. Dec. 7.--Cannibals
from the interior have made several
raids In Nigerian coastal villages. ac-
cording to reports received here,
carrying n number OF children off TO
be eaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
/ ARGEST CANDLE
II SENT TO ITALY

NEW YoRK>-Thc largest candle
in the world. weighing a ton. do
signed TO burn on each All Saints
day for Is centuries as n memorial
TO Enrieo caruso. Ia ready for ship.
meat 10 Italy. II II is feet high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
MARSHAL REPORTS

Fires cost Seattle s47.0bS47 during
the month of October. according to
the monthly reort OF Acting Fire
Marshal Robert l.. Isaing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

NEW YORK. Dec. T.--Arr.sted for
slappinR a man In the face. Miss
Anna wirthe's defense was: II
didn't like his looks" Fifty dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

July. 1921. while Mrs. Warner dis
played marked courage during a fire
at MidlalSes on April 81. 1899.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
WAITER SuuTOrF NOTICI

Water Will he shut off on Il.
Alder st., from Lake Din ave. TO
Lakeside ave, on Friday, Decem.
Der 3. from a. m. To 1870 y. m:
also on Rainier ave. and 43d ave.
s., from Lucille 1T. TO Findlay st.,
and on Findlay st., from 39th ave.
=. TO 42d ave s.. Friday. Deeem.
Der 3. from \ a. m. TO 6 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

THIS chapter Of the story needs
10 introduce a purp named Jumbo.
also a silver.tipped aircdaio. Jumbo.
last July. Just six months ago. be
longed 20 Mrs. W. II Young 81
isos Madison at. He had Pc
cuiiar and playful habit OF jumping
ON running boards Of passing auto.
mobiles and taking little rides. un
Invited. II Is believed that in this
way he was lost. And tho search
was made. the purp was never
found
Now. II happened that on this last
and eventful sunday. Mrs Ruth
Marcy. sister OF Mrs. Young. who
owned Jumbo. was stepping down
First ave. Just few moments after
Myers dad had lost trace % Coosia.
Mrs Nancy saw man leading a sii.
ver.tippcd Airdale By a leash, and
said she to herself. That looks like
my sisters dog"
Approaching the man, she said 20
him. That's my sisters dog. I'm Ger.
tain. VIII you tell me. please. where
you rot him.
Blu, the man was rude and would
not tell.
II you wont explain" Mrs. Max.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

once upon a time-to be exact.
elght months ago-Mr. NJ. Alexan.
der. % ssss saith ave. n. brought a
bis. iovahle. Silvcr.tip Aire,iaie home
90 his son Myer. whose years mum.
Der Is.
The dos was named Cootie, My-r
and Cootic became great friends
Thrce months ago the boy was
taken ill doctor declaring a week
OF two later that Myer must no,
attend school for al least six more
months. as the result OF ''flu." sc
Cootie and Myer became greater
friends than ever because now the
young masters time could BE- do.
voted almost entirely 20 his dog.
Then last Sunday the miser
able thing happened. Myers
dad went for walk. and Cootle.
by chance. went along. MIR.
Alexander stopped In store ON
Fourth ave. leaving the dog
resting on the sidewalk In
front Two moments elapsed.
Mr.. Alexander again OF the
sidewalk. Hut where was the
dog. Gone. Positively gone.
And that's that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
By rigid tests CARNATIONS purity and
high quality are protected always for you!

For Every Milk
Use
You en- og Carnations
creamy double riehnen in
yoHr coffee. Of eourse. But,
hare you tired IL for other
parpofess hireays remem-
beriag that Carnation IL
slriee as rch az ordinary
mlk, you can use Il. NTH
perfect satisfaction. for
every milk purpose. For
ordinary milk add one part
Of uafer TO one part Of Car
maiion; for eream. use Car
nation AZ il comes from the
can. Carnafion rrhips sssiiy
and quickly. Write me TO
day for the Carnasion boob
Of 100 tested reeipes II {.
fsH Of helpful sHggestions.
nlA1 "~~~<
Dsmsssie sessses DsSs.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

But who was the man detected
30 strangely by Mrs. Maxcy Sun.
day afternoon. Nobody cares. lilo
was just n man--aort of mean We
suspect. or he wouldn't have tried
walking of with boys dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

And now anybody desiring to add
another chapter TO this tale will
need only look up Jumbo. who dis.
appeared last July. And everybody
viii live happily ever after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Seattle
Golfers
in Lead
Bon Stein and Clark Speirs
Far in Van of Yakima
Amateur Rivals
ny AIN q. ROSE

YAKIMA. wash. Sept. ss.--A se'
l. attic player again shared high
honorH in the golf tournament here
yesterday when Bon stein, the Norih
End club star. led tho field In the
qualifying round tor the state anna.
teur championship with "A total OF
100. eight strokes less than hi. near.
est rival. who happened 20 be an.
other Queen City mnshie wieider.
Clark Hpeira. the Englewood club
champion.
The rect Of the field Of 30 starters
finished well In the rear Russ Smith.
waverioy. with ib7. took third place,
and John Wall. Spokane. and III. r.
Luhman. Yakimaa best. tied for
fourth. each scoring total u isi.
a strong wind blowing across the
course troubled the players and low
scores were few and far bstween. In.
clndod IN the list Of qualifying 81 are
eight Seattle players. Stein. Spiers.
Knudson. Kclilson. Wilson. RoviK.
McDermo,t and kinnear.
Tho golf played by stein was the
only redceming feature Of yesterdays
play and !, Ia the general belief here
that he will be IN. wenrcr Of the
crown when the curtain goes down
on the weeks tournament next Sat
urday.
lie has two stiff matches ahead 81
him in Smith and speifn. but the
rolf he has had on tap since the meet
got under way last Monday has made
him a hot fayorisc 90 cop tho title.
Yesterdays quniifiera and their
scores are as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

quintet OF twiriera hard to beat.
20 good that. IN my opinion. " 1
had my choice OF the entire Arsri.
can league 10 face the C.anta. I
would still select three Of tho yanks
Right handlers. believe. are mos,
effective against the Giants, and
that's all the Yanks have.
Nine wars ago this fall. Joe Bush
first met and beat the Giants. True.
none OF those same players now re.
mnin and the Giants OF today are a
FAR better club than that OF 1918.
But remember one thing, Bush OF
today Is nj least a 20 per cen, better
pitcher than he was then. His ex-
perience, confidence. and mastery OF
slow ball for the first time. 20.
gether with as much speed ns no
ever had. has established him az tho
best pitcher In the American league
this year. II takes smart pitcher
10 tame the Giants. but firmly be.
ihve Joe Bush Will accomplish IL as
many times Ms he is given the oppor.
ltunity 10 work.
Sam Jones ~ another pitcher who
! figure would give the Giants lots
OF trouble. To me he always ap.
pears TO be this kind OF n twirler.
Every ball he throws is with pur.
pose--not one OF those fellows who
tries TO throw u by batter, or with
n prayer Of II hope II don't 20 safe"
but one who studies every opponent
closely. more closely. believe. than
any other pitcher In the American
League. He will 10 handicapped to
certain extent the first time each
Giant faces him, but tho farther he
goes the better he viii be.
Hoyt and Mays have only TO re.
peat the quality OF hall they showed
against the Giants last fan TO win
for them this year. hands down.
The Giants. 20 me, this year as
world series contestants. resemble 4
sturdy ship without ruddef,---a
corking ball club. extensively speak.
ing. that good. smart pitching alone
can stop. Defensively. ! can't help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
CoLF is tho old mans game

OLF Is the old mans gamc
NJ no longer.
That belief certainly was shat.
tered at the recent amateur
championship held over the
Brookline tMassl course.
The oldest OF the four players
who competed in the semi-finals
was Chick Evans. who Is 90. The
other three. Rudy Knepper.
Jesse Sweetscr and Bobby Jones.
are all around the 20 mark.
Not 80 many years ago II
would have been regarded as an
incident decidedly out OF the or.
binary II some player who had
not yet reached the voting age
worked his way up 20 the finals.
Now such a happening is the rule
rather than the exception.
once upon time the impress.
sion prevailed that youth was OF
no particular advantage in golf.
That theory has been dispelled in
the last five years. Youth must
be served In golf MS In other
sports. all things being equal.
the supplcness OF the youths
muscles. plus the stcadiness OF
MS nerves, his fighting spirit and
MS stamina that nature has
blessed him with. certainly give
decided edge 10 the young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
EX-TICER
STAR HAS
RETURNED

SPENCER HARRIS. former Broad.
way high school baseball and bas.
ketball star, has returned home. after
playing in the Michigan.ontario
league with Bay City this summer.
Harris had a good season with the
Bay City club. hitting over 400 for
the year.
He was recalled by the Philadei.
phia Athletics and spent a few days
with them on the road before coming
home.
Harris has taken on about 10
pounds In weight and he figures TO
land in much faster circuit next
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
ELIGIBLE
PLAYERS
LISTED

NEW YORK. Sept ss.--Twenty.
~ five members Of the Giants. sx.
elusive OF McGnw and the coaches.
are eligible for the series and q
Yanks are eligible.
The Giants who may play In the
series are
Nehf. Scott. Mcouiilan. the Barnes
brothers. Jonnard. Ryan. HiIl and
Blue. pitchers. Snyder. Smith and
Castor. caschers; Kelly. Friseh. Ban
croft. Groh. Rawlings. Mcguire and
McPhee. infielders. Meusei. stongci.
Young. Cunningham. Robertson and
king. outfielders.
The Yankee eligibies are:
Bush. Mays. Hoyt. Jones. Shaw
key. OfDoui and Murray. pitchers;
Sehang. Hoffman and Devorrncr.
eafchers: Pipp. Ward. Scott. Dugan.
Baker and McNally. infieldcrs: Ruth.
Meusef. witt. Elmer smith. skinner
and Mcmillan. outfielders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
aylor Is
Problem in
Prep Loop
Will the Colored Franklin
Boy Be Stopped by OPP
position This Year?

CAH BRicE TAYLOR be ntopped1
" That's the question that prep
football fans are asking on tho eve
OF the opening OF the Seattle high
school football season.
The Franklin coiored star. who
was tho biggest factor in bringing
the ut. Baker school It's first football
championship last season. IN playing
IN the backfisid
This means that the shift from the
line 10 tho backfieid will bring Tay.
lor into offensive play more than
ever.
once this big speed demon gets
under way IFS going 10 be n big prob.
lem 20 stop him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Niehoff Leads
Mobile Men to
Championship

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept. IS
For the first time IN three ycara
tho Fort Worth Texas league
champions have lost tl1N cham.
plonship Of Dixie.
Tho Mobile Bears. Southern
league champions. won the sixth
game OF the series here yesterday.
TO 2. clinching the title. Mobile
won four games and Fort Worth
two.
Tho Mobile team has won It's
first championship and Dixie title
under the leadership OF Bert Me.
hoff. former Los Angeles and
Seattle tost1r,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

The last named pair tied Tor the
last place In tho championship draw.
A Nip Of the coin decided In favor
% tho Seattle man. The draw ~ an
follows Stein W. Napier. KELLOGG
vs. woodin; phippr va. RovsR:
Vaughn VI. fuhisnan: Bllne ~. wa.
son. RlEg Va. Hanllne. Dcnah va
McDcrmoii. Patterson vs. smith,
Wall We. Pratt. sadsr VS.. Fowler.
Kohiz Va. kinnsar. HolislnErr VI.
Knud~on. Martin W. iAtby: ioudin
W. LaberKc. Moore Va. speirs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

vXrHrTE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ".
w Va. sept. 7s.--Mlss Cienna Col
lett. Providence. eliminated Mrs.
Fred c. Lests. Jr.. Chicago. In the
initial match % the third round for
the wcmens national golf champion
ship here today.
Miss collett won and ?. thereby
earning the right 10 play Ia the semi
finals.
BY defeating sfrs. Ronald bur.
stow. Philadelphia. and 4. Mrs.
Edith Cummings. Chicago. win mse,
Miss coiiett In the ssmi-fInais OF the
upper half.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Vernon
Leads
League
Tigers Win and Seals
Lose, Putting l.. A.
Team in Front

CEATrLE lost another game In
- the ninth inning 20 Vernon NJ
Los Angeles yesterday BY "a J'tof
tally. while San Francisco was TAX
Ing one on the chin from Sacramento
In the Capital city
The Tigers took the lead in the
Coast league race by a half a game
as the result, Of these games.
Oakland came back and shut out
Portland yesterday. while the Bees
were noalng out the Angels again IN
this other rafuaN ~ fbe dav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28


rsuv starts. three Victories and
d~w L. the rr~ard ssiier sitess
has fnsd~ In tho ring here. when
this ffshfiaE siuejsfksf leaves roGss
ssuna with fhs 4. :. =. Idaho. the
beet h~s that has hen In the ring
h~ev fer many meeps win ~ ntssius.
Hs'. no shampsss. but the bsby does
fight.
Otto waiisrs's defeat q, the hsrfs Fl
Jack Jossrhs IN roftlsnf the ether nishs
ensi hifu flrhs here. ss he vas 10 iinr
10 hes Trssis Davis.
uas Nsn~tns mad. sneh . nice shsw.
tea tho ether niaht mhen he trimmed
Hra~nis Nitiau tsat he ~iii urdogetsdiy
b. In srtfon sssin nsss week.
Vic petey and Mike Bsiissfno
battle ala rvnnas In Taeoms tenirht.
with Archie -tay ard NerGsn Jsn~s
rse~tinG la the s~rni- stndap.
Jimmy Rivers Tarems lightweight, 10
laid 40 ~isa a badly cut eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Just a Liz Feller

Supcrheated canine, sister, doesn't this little boy
look like million? Oh, yes; its Bill Grimm, the
little 20O-pound tackle of the University of Wash
ington grid squad, doing his stuff for The Star
camera man. Bill is expected to take of about
three California linemcn during the Armstice
day party at the stadium, and unless he breaks
leg, or worse, Grimm will just about keep three of
the Golden Bear opposition busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
YANKS STILL
LEAD IN BETTING

NEW YORK, Sept. ss.--Odds OF
7 10 stlll prevail in betting circles
that the Yanks viii win the series.
The biggest bet made yesterday was
81. 700 20 $4,000 on the American
leaguers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
ALL GIANT
BOXES SOLD

NEW YORK. sept. 2s.--officisis
Of the New York Giants announced
that all box seats for the Giant
games Of the world series have been
sold. Applications are still being nc
cspted for grand stand seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Mays Is
Enigma
of Year
Yank Ace in 1921, Subma-
rine Artist Has Had
Trouble Winning

A YEAR brings about some funny
n changes in baseball.
This time last season. as the Yam
KEGS were coming down tbs bope
stretch. Carl Afava and Waite Hoy<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

! I h ! n X the
pitching n un.
aucsiionably tho
dominating fac.
tor.
For this rea.
son I like tho
chances OF the
Yanks for the
title hest that
Is. " they win
tho pen n a n
New York has