davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The border vidette., 1923-01-13

Also permanent and perpetual easement over.
across and upon the following lands for the pas
sage of cattle and ingress and egress of same, de-
scribed as follows to-wit: Beginning at the point
hcreinbefore mentioned in the description of
Tract No. I, as the beginning point; thence run
ming north 80 degrees east for a distance OF thir
teen hundred -l50O-feet to point on the west
bank of the Santa Cruz River; thence north 50 de.
grees 90 minutes west for distance of three hum
drcd feet 800 #. to point on the west bank of
the Santa Cruz River;thence south 30 degrees west
for distance of thirteen hundred 1900 feet to
point on the east right of way of the above men,
toned State Highway; thence south 43 degrees 80
minutes east for distance of three hundred 800
feet to the place of beginning; said easement be.
ing in and following canyon of no name, and
being known as Cattle Pass No. l.
Also permanent and perpetual easement over,
across and upon the following lands for the pas
sage OF cattle and ingrcss and cgress Of samc de-
scribed Us follows, to-w;t: beginning at the
point hcreinbefore mentioned in the description
of Tract No /, as the beginning point, in Walker
Canyon; thence running north 81 degrees 30 min
utcs east for distance of one Thousand 1000
feet to point on the west bank Of the Santa
Cruz River; thence south IS degrees 80 minutes
cast Tor distance OF three hundred -5UV fect 10
poin: on the west bank OF the Santa Cruz River;
thence south 81 degrees 30 minutes west for dis
tance of one thousand 1000 feet to point on
the east right OF way of the above described high
way; thence north q degrees 80 minutes for dis
tance of three hundred 800 feet to the point of
beginning; and said easement covering the wash
or being in the wash of Walker Canyon, and
being known as Cattle Pass No. ?.
Also permanent and perpetual easement over.
across and upon the following lands for the pas
sage OF cattle ant. n::reSs and e.ress OF same. de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
AvIATORS WILL
STUDY SAND Pr.
Navy Planes Coming North
Tor Long Stay

San DIEGO. cali July rs Three
sroaps n airplsnes from the aircraft
squadron. hattie fleet. a. Nofih b..
land, will leave soon Tor SAN FRAN.
cisco ana ssattis tof an indefinite
stay, those az the latter city 60 30
reviewed b. President Harding on
bic return from Alaska
Nine pIt araplanss wili make The
trip. leaving Friday. and making
four scheduled stops On route. a. San
Francisco snd Montague. CAL Eu.
EsHs. ore. and camp Lewis. Wash
In addition 60 tactical epfk ana in,
spreiinH of landing figha. ihe filters
eill make thuFo study - Sand
Point, WASH, where q IL proposed 90
establish an extensive naval air hafe
Two other sHuadrona viii aail iuly
Is on the I "a 8 nspame vilh sis
pIlots. 60 men and sis pn planes.
Zoe Seattle. and seven pilots. 90 en-
inisd mFu and Eeyen Yoush plane.
fpf San Francisco
an slusdfons vii flY back 10 their
tasr here when iha mansuvcrs ere
Finished
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BUDGET
STARTS ON PAGE 1

meats. nisins declared Tbs snEi
aesrs budget. asking FOR Iitio9
be Aids 20 special Improvement de
isicis. Il doasnsd 20 = thorn trim.
ming. nlalns believes
= brlisTs shs engineers estimate
viii ~ eut nearly itse 90. flAins
SAID The Improvement district So
,iHiatss include ise9 .psa fsf ,hs ron.
tFui ard sFadic4tioa es land Stiles
This piaiuiy Il q honaiag problem.
There also h an item - iits go fag
building approaches 80 tho isih ave.
= bfidgs. whsn itsseaa hli u fr
graded This alec should b ,Aksn
eats 81, ~ bard issues. Then there
y he matter u Iits 8ba for build
ing septic ianss ard ssurrs This.
too will vsrg probably be slimi
mated
Ths park board z8a ths pahiir
i.tfaFF undoubtedly ngii h~ reduced
n ths mill levy given iirau ~
faftmebts last ysay. rnuncitnsn pre-
iirt TIE PARK hsuafd asks srpfn1i.
fnatsiY SO 600 m6fu ihan the ! nil
wiii pfnaurs OF ,hls sura. Sc. ees
Hli - supplied - revenues o, iht
department
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ny ERNA 0uNrnnR

There vac an ola man who lived
b himself just outside village on
the Esasit river Nc was ysfy old
ana dltly and all covered with
safss. II mothers wanted 10 scare
their children they said the old
man would take them home No
sodY Ia tbs siiisEr would have any
thing % % with him except one
alfi. Hha was very naffy for the
pnar old man and wisrn she had
SEINE food isft over shs brought iI
% him
one day phsn shs came with
sams fpad be said 90 her. = am 50.
ins aWsY e. Sau must bring nothing
mnfr fof me Ia rat Afti shove All
90 not foiiu's me lie said this
in such a mysterious way that ths
siri began 20 Nuairf shat be vas
going 90 90 she went there she
next daY. hauinE that be had not
gore he was nbg afvind hls huI
Ahr saw tracks lsadibE inin shs
uuods and shs followed them
Tho Oh man had gone far up shs
river o. a iitsis bead and there b.
bans 4 mat shelter A. ghis place
there vas iitiis cfrsk flowing into
its fissF ard saFiY every morning
~ sent bsihinE ih ths creek A.
10 baiktd BE- sang bic guardian
sgisii songs and prayed 20 hsYs
BIS sotss Eakrn away Dag - aaF
Ma sores disappesFs1 and ca ihsf
wrHi Ne bseanas SagnE ara hand
susas ne srsf murh b@gtss nugs 80
he sent hunting aBd fishing Boon
his mas shelter was fun ~ sktns
ASA hs bad hass STACKS q dried
tsh
Ths eiri fa,iavsd ,hs tracks and
tfs9Eisi faF aafs atgns she river
isesfF aisHt she rampsd b. herself
and upnfsfsd hos far she ssiii
Bad 90 Eu and shat ibs Cd rsan
aeai4 - aalhE shea enc sdans
htm ~ bass. nns evening she saw
sfnsks tsf AHEAD 8hs asthrd fast
sna came 20 9 sfnsii hug iass "a
asFH Hhs ia8tes 10 tHfu a efarE Ia
ihs eall ard there shr asw 4 srfy
handsome foWna rasa
= tatst - la ths wronz piAer.
so said Htss ysass1 staat ana
found n ths bushes the dirty
Clothes = NE eta man. ~c8ud ~
hare changed say~ sas ashs4 her,
SER
Meahuhlls sts ran t~ssa soass.
body us9gink outsass auS came oct
ns hss but he naw shs wsft Ana
they slspd ieehleE Al sseh oshsr
-oH. wiT esf Yuu fellow usT be
asked her
~Afs ypa ubs SICK ois rssar ss~
ssksd vishaut answering his auss.
ttan.
Il wsasss 70 cugas hack whsa
@as 81 sfsl and mAfrY yaH Nou
yau have sgasisd svsFYihlns. snl
Bavs one soss on ny forehead to
Ers "a q. bBs tsH'g d. Il any
fsofr slnrs yua haTs cone
Ths Eirt was yrsy teFty sna -,
gar 10 CT. Bba saig shs loved him
isst IS be vas So they got MAT.
fhet and ~eat On 70 a asw place
and started usw village
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
MAYOR ADVISES COUNCIL
To MAKE Mo Cuts

The park isoard promised rs ihai
Y ws agreed "a tur Lincoln nsFh
hey ~euid rssF fnr tta nus ~ ths
1874 ailp~ anrs fttslns said '.Soss
hey wsag 10 levy iaxsa 20 pay f6s
this tract I h-iisva the budget
committee uiii aid shs Fsss board
- keeping l's wsfd on this Hem
The estimate ~ Engineer J. u
blackwell Tor ths operation o, his
department. aside from the special
Improvement alsisle, fsnaa. is ap
prbsimsts'Y 1850 under thu 1874
budget
Addressing ths haiEe, COMMITTEES.
siaTpF Brown advised ihu council
tnsn 10 prans the estimates ali
down yhs line.
''ipen', permit she ri,y officers 10
attempt 70 build Seattle In ons
yssr. ,he mayer sasd This ls a
fuuuE city"
Present bsdrsi estimates. n
granted in rail would raiss the tai
levy eight nsliis Council prrsldtsnt
G. ~ FITZGERALD said I'VE must
consider ever increase before
grating q. Fitzgerald said.
The budget estimates from al de-.
rafiiusnta Wednesday vas ts.oss.
7Tt This does nc, include more
than sii.6oo. 900 In the budRo;a of
the ci,Y's three utilities. witch afu
financed hY their own revenues.
The ei,Y'a far bin this year viii
no, 10 materially higher than IL
pas last year" Blaine said II sm
confident pc can keep tho levy
within ono min Of what Il was
last year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Wife Returns Loot
Stolen by Husband

kASBAH err NO. talY IA -
fswtiFY valued At iise9. stolen ffogs
ghs home q 1. a. gagals tho nish'
q June 50. waa returned saday ia a
Package rvssssi al Omaha. Ssb. sc.
enmpssYlas fkp articles was thia
letter
\ am ssuaiaz This siust hars "a
500 AZ / a. nqs WsBs nv husband
% utasa Is nsghE tps myself aad Darn.
~ in seA manner frmain.
wife e tlaualt No
fiys bandits hsl1 ep ihs C08dis
home Ana addressed each other ~
nambsr 30 I appeared 70 be 'he
leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
China Advancing,
Declares Speaker

''rtade usvrt apnsns Ia China a.
Iuuueneea ~ ths chiaa Trade Act. =
was ,he subiscs q tax sivsn b.
y Frank Resa. registrar q The
CANA TRADE ace. Tuesday nsea. A.
ths l. C sasish Building svstss.
rsn, sssurs a ialns nsssiax q che
china ggas aas tbs Csanber -
Cowmsse~
Hhsa. who arrived ftafn sss orr.
snt 90 MprssaY ahaAsa ss~ President
JeffsrNon. declares that China viii
eonstaas % advance Despite shs au
nervous pslisseai crises arising
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Cause Of Balloon
Crash Determined

LAKEnrRRT. n. =. July ~ An
escape valve ,ouiea b. defective fab
rio osussd she fan o. ,he uai,sd
states naval balloon A.seps. which
started Ia tho national elimination
rnes al Indianapolis July :. pre-,
limlaAry board o, investigation de-
,srrninea today
fAsu,s. l. J, Roth and T, y, Null
both persisted wiisn the balloon fell
into Lake Eric. near Port Stanley.
ont
The commission reported that The
fabric had held open the valve a
half inch. Being unable 90 close tho
valve and check the outflow % gas.
tho swo pilots had no means TO stop
tho fall Of the has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
JINX PURSUED
HIM OVERSEAS

Lady Luck was not a passenger
on any Of Tho Admiral Oriental limo
steamers recently. az far ms billiard
Lassetcr. American consul at shanR.
hai. u concerned faAseter Ia now
occupying a room at tho Virginia
Mason hospital here. his link having
followed him across tho Pacific.
Jassster was recently ordered from
Shanghai TO Washington. y. C.. aud
was no, able 10 notify HIS wife. WHO
was at that time In this country.
Shortly beforo he left Shanghai she
had sailed from here TO Join him.
Roth were In Shanghai on the Same
day and did not meet
Crossing tho Pacific. Lassctcr fell
out OF his berth and was injured TO
the extent that he was removed to a
hospital His wife Is speeding back
from China to join him here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Five Are Arrested
After Drunk Fight

FeAawsaz q drunken aEhs ~ The
f'sf tleEsr hossi, late Tuesday
nishs- re police ARRESTED five ussn.
f9ek imrheT 81 logger. Prank
snHith. -. satiors Aliara George. ~.
bgiebsss william >. fswsii. q. uav.
zatoe. ard willard Pratt. 81. me
rhausc.
ORWELL and Fyatf claimed they had
seca robbed % hres suru o, mon
~ ant = Eoia watch when thsg
gee assaulted ~ The other three
uaaf- Tho Waseh waa fsena ~ she
police r. pillow slip. nur shs men
~ hss rot been recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Philippines Will
Have Army Cabinet

MANILA. s. { July % Tha en-
tire fhiiipulns rabgurs has resigned
swing as their reason the intsFsss
enee az tiay. tssa Wood in civic mas.
tsfs
wood accepted iha fssiEaAsiaes
and plans 70 fagn a aaW cabinet
composed solely 81 army assirera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Dragon Describes
Origin of ku Klux

AHiiENtt.l.E. y e July "a tbs
aHEin q The ia kiuR Khan la r.
construction days following ths civil
war was described yesterday bf Gen.
nathan tiestferd Fotssl. ~ Atlanta.
grandson ~ the famed cuairdSfatr
cavalry lesdff. Ia an address 90 cts,
clais x ti.s agsief from % states
Gem FpfFst h grand dragon ~ the
realm % Georgia and h hers attend
iHg ghs sanuai khnciliam ~ TIE
Khan
Addresses alec Nefr made b. me
amnd tfaEpa ~ Oklahoma and
sfaaa dfasun - Mississippi on "klan
craft and The EfaHi titan % jill
s0.s CA ktsnsaisa'a obllssilan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Boy Loses His Ear
in Bicycle Wreck

Ceseslrs aaun f'in7 = On bis b.
rfslp TsssslsF ulzbf. Esasns Hunt
isy. 10. q 1888 tsth ave. crashed
lHig an amta isaskFa AZ ths epfb sna
was theowu bsadioag against anasisf
machine. tearing ena n bic ears frozen
h.a hsaa ara iafaetiaE ssYess laa
Iuriss 20 Hts sAts&
Tta boy vas isksa 70 shs aeaIils
C2scrral hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
BAND TO Give
TWO PROCRA
Woodland and Lesohi Parks
Will Have Music

Two programs viii 30 rendered
by Seattle hands on Wednesday.
July ~. waanpr's hand playing ~
Lrsehi park az $50 o IN. and
Adams rendering selections AZ
Woodland park az the same hour
Tho programs follow
iIscII rAuk
ertS ., 81
Maffh ouf hatignsi Heritage iitttf
n'Fftgfs .iisl mend Lhomss
asisstian -Ths Fpfiass Tells" itsfbst
Petrol The rhsnfgms 5,tsft Chambers
Fehs
80 ndniahl nsss .ss.t..s rsliefs
90 fsa rhssssaa ffsfs Prom
f,sss , tiilsss
afssss from Haisuisas ...t., wallace
ffuf
tsi iasad IN usssess- nsrs.shsf
~ Dreamy asleags tsslss lsalpl
sftssrs. ttrttfssffttstr hpshisf
tHlstisisa Afhnsi ..stt hsthsfinl
fssissis upsfssis Gems ..,t,. Tsbsis
81 swhsa win ,hs ssa
rhias fsf Met tts..ttt,, silver
rfsas = glsasy
Wsitsas'-fe Hsfsnsis tssststt latsas
ffsia Stella ttttsstr ..rftt Haftin tsss
ataf Hgsrais1 baHnsf
WOODLAND rama
af10 o. ~
ossftafs ffuaHrpis rttkss nefgisf
~Nsiss DE- Fissfs f'pm ihs huiffsfAs
~ hNits r-rrs refaerst Ns fhsih9braF
auiis - nand AiiaHtls Hsffshss
Ni Nrrtsfrs aHa MafninE hTmaF
tst "A caet faHetishH
FI q tafs Thss Fhs ffiHfs ans
Aansl
fl 'fus nfsiftffian - Atishiis|
E9Hu i-sfas pi1 aHHsF fanE ueiie5
Mft tAHis q afhaatts. tsnusiis
inisfmfsta Chsfsftsftsiirs ~ sdaiaE -
ffs fasF sstatsttrfsss .ssfs. fssssi
asfft fisss s.s4ss4r-s IsrhsitasHtF
a~isstisa ffam sftehsa iiepa p8ilsfnn
staais kinU ~ Hgssb ssstssstr. Ffsia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Indian
Folk
Tales

Idiior's Nois.-This l. The
18th 81 a series ~ folk tales
u Puget Sound Indians, q.
written fpr Tho Star By Efna
nunthsr fAira. iesiic splef.
wife u The assistant professor
u HnthrupaioEy az the state
university. aud herself ana an.
thrupoiaEisp.
Al Of the sforis. 10 follow
In this series were obtained b.
tho writer Ia her many visits
20 Northwest tribcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Five-Year Relief
Plan for Ukraine

MOSCOW. tsly ~ Capt Hansen.
In = letter 70 NiHlssrv ftakavssy
states he Intends a fiys rear relief 81
Russian Ukraine HakovskY replied
expressing his thanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Deserters Assail
and Kill Officer

PARIS. July fH--tIsut Paul
1ouar Who found two dsssrtsrs en-
the Nancy Paris express. was beat
-. robbsa ard theu thrown 70 his
eeash from the train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
CHILDREN CRY
FOR "CAsTOR|A"
Especially Prepared for Infants
and Children Of All Ages

Mothorl Flotchcr'a Castorla hps
been In usc for over 30 years to re.
licyc babies and children OF ConEti.
patton. rlntuloncy, Wind Collie and
Dinrrhoca. nllnylng F'overlshnoSs
arising thcrofrom, and. by regulnt.
INK tho stomach and Bowels aids
the assimilation OF Food. giving nat.
ural sleep without oplatcs.
Tho genuine bears signature OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Muslin Night Shirts
Csc Each

Meas Nigh, Shirts. made o. good qusiliy
muslin. veil made and good fitting siEes are
Is 20 ~. There arc both plain An6 trimmed
p5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Summer weight Khaki Pants IN sizes 2. 20
70 uaist measure. and various leg lengths
Splendid FOR outing wear. Formerly ii.7s. For
Clearance AZ S1.35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-28
Dope Upset
at LatOniG
by Injuries

CINCINNATI. o.. June 2s.-Inter-
~ est increased today in Saturdays
LAtonla derby following the an
nouncement that Zey, fleet Idol OF
tho present season, has been with
drawn with swollen ankle.
IL now appears probable an even
dozen will parade 90 the post
withdrawal OF Zey also caused the
withdrawal OF Bud Lcrner, his stable
companion. ]. y. whitney's Chick
vale injured himself yesterday and
will be unable 10 run.
The stock OF several other turf
aristocrAtA. especially Audley Stables
Tho Clown nave been boosted ire
mendousiy and many raee followers
consider Il viii now be much better
horse race.
The Clowns 2;ss rs workout on
the derby course yesterday afternoon
was sensation.
The probable field for the Latonir
derby follows;
J. s. cosden's MsrtinTnio; Mrs
Payne whitney, Rlnlto; Sandy Mo.
Saughton'a Little Ceit. T. II. Brad.
ley'a Triumph; Audlcy stables The
Clown: George Winfieids General
Thatcher: John HarE' Chlttagong
Lou Marahall'a Prince X: Car
Widcmnnn's In Momoriam: T. ]
prudcrEhAta 30 Mcmillan; H. =
Hradioy'n Hopeless and c. r. Alleni
Calcutta
Jack Garner. the tracks star
Jockey. will ride whitney entry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-28
MIXED PLAY
FEATURE OF
COAST MEET

DERKELEY. Cal. June 2s,--,sflncd
ID doubles featured Thursdays play
in the tournament for tho Pacific
coast tennis championship now be.
ing run Off on tho Berkeley tennis
clubs courts hero
Anna McClIus and Leo DeTur.
renne, OF Seattle. were matched with
Carolyn Swartz and Frank RaRan.
Charlotte Hosmsr and Ray Casey met
Lucy McCuns and William Parker.
Avery Follett and william Whean
played Carmen Tarliton and w. s.
Wilson in some OF tho headline
matches.
Yesterdays biggest surprise wns
Elmer Griffln's win in the mems sin.
giles over Ray Casey. OF the Uni.
yersity OF California, in two straight
ssts II, Roberts, former national
clay court champion. won two sets
out OF three from Morgan Fottrell,
OF tho olympic club. in another court
surprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-28
CHAMPION SHOT UP LADDER
DIANE ALMOST OVERNIGHT

rounds Mt Madison Square Garden.
Then In 1921 came the biggest title
mill ever staged from n boxoffice
standpoint--the Carpenter battle.
Dcmpaoy knocked Carpenter out
In four rounds. The gate was 81 900.
900. Dempsey received 100000 and
Carpenter 100000,
Since that time tho champion has
been idle. No promoter was able TO
sign an opponent at n figure that
could be handled and Chairman WIN.
liam Muldoon Of the New York box.
ing commission found excuses why
selected contendcrs were ineligible.
Then Tom Gibbons rose TO the top
Of the heavyweight division by
series Of sensational ltnockouts.
Shelby. Mont. Jumped into the
spotlight over night, raised guar.
antee Of $4,000 and signed the
champ and Gibbons to n 15round
decision championship fight for July
Fourth.
The articles were signed in Chi.
cago last May Thon wheels for
tho big battle swung into action i'm.
medlately.
Dempsey win be % years old the
last of this month.
Ho was born at Mnnassa, Colo.
June "a. 0S95.
His nationality II Trish.Amorlcan
He started boxing in 1915. He has
had 60 fights.
Jim Flynn, tho Pueblo fireman, ia
the only man who ever knocked him
out. He did II In one round In 1917.
Dempsey has been knocked down
four or five times.
Only four OF his fights over ended
In draws.
Willie Meehan and Jack Downoy
won decisions from him.
Forty OF his battles were won by
knockouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-28

TACK DEMPSEY shot 10 the top
- az the heavyweight champion OF
the world almost over night
He developed his fighting powers
In short, no.decislon bouts.
His early ring career did not
startle anyone.
Dempscy's first start in New York
wns against John Lester Johnson
and he lost the newspaper decision.
This discouraged him. He left the
East and did not reappear again for
two years.
Out on the Pacific coast Jack
Rearns was looking for likely pros.
pect.
Eddie Kane. manager OF Tom Glib.
bons. IL said TO have introduced
Dempsey to Kearns the first time.
Kearns smclled pay dirt.
He matched Dempsey up against
fellows who could hit to SEQ II his
new find could take en-.
Dempsey proved no could do this
as we'll as hit.
The Manassa Maulcr began to
knock them over.
In two years he disposed OF all
logical contenders for Jess Wizards
throne.
Then they got Willard Mt Toledo
and won the title that has since
brought fortunes to both under
shrewd handling and business acu.
men.
Dempsey knocked Willard out In
three rounds-the shortest fight In
which heavyweight tito over
changed hands.
After taking the tito In 1919 he
swung into action again the next
summer against Billy Miske at Ben.
ton Harbor, Mich.
Miske lasted but three rounds. on
December II, 1920. ho also met and
knocked out Bill Brennan In IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-28
THIRD ROUND
is OPENED IN
GOLF TOURNEY
ny WILLIAM ), LOSH

ILTAsHINGToN. June 2s.-The
w third round Of the public Links
championship got under way here
thursday under Ideal golfing
weather,
Eight players fought for tho nEht
20 compete In the seml1nalH 10 be
staged this afternoon, seven from the
Atlantic aeaboard and ono from the
Pacific coast Raymond MeAuliffe
OF Buffalo continued the fayorlts for
the title.
Tho pairinFui
Raymond McAuliffe. Buffnlo, W..
Frank Dolp. Portland, ore.
Harry scharft. New York. va Stew
art whitman. New Yorb
John McAndrow. Boston. vs.. Rich
ard walsh. New York.
Joseph Coblc. Philadelphia, va r.
II. Hamilton. Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-28
Mccarthy to
Carry Case
Farther Up

GAN FRANCISCO. Juno 2s,-Thn
~ next move In the Pacific league
controversy. involving the standing
Of Charles LoCllard and the Seattle
baseball club with tho league. viii
be an appeal 10 the national board
Of arbitration for ruling in the
matter. and tho securing Of a dopo.
ultion from VIM. II. wrlgloy. Jr..
REGARDING his connection. II any.
with the Seattle club.
These wcro tho announced inten.
lions OF VIM. II. Mccarthy. prcsi.
dent Of tho league. today. on thu
hahs OF the refusal in federal court
here yesterday Of a mandatory In.
junction TO Lockard. desired by the
latter 10 force his recognition as a
league director.
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One Title Changes Hands
Because of Boxing Skill

CHELBY Mont, June 28.-Boxng skill has one
~ heavyweight championship
Jim Corbett did IL at New Orleans September T. 1892 In
FL rounds when he beat John l.. Sullivan
The purse $4,000 and the stake money $4,000 max
ing his total winnings $4,000.
They used five-ounce gloves
There is great deal Of similarity between the Corbett
Sullivan fight and the coming Dempsey Gibbons battle at
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Meanwhile he had grown
taller, stronger, heavier.
Then he bloomed. He piled
up % consecutive knockouts.
He discovered his knockout
punch on a transforming trip to
Europe on the trail OF Carpenter.
Beckett and all Of tho foreign
slammcrs.
Working on the boa, going over.
he cut loose and discovered he
could hit.
This was partly due TO the fact
that he had figured no wus mid.
dleweisht and at that poundhge
he was boxer instead % a fighter.
by allowing himself 20 take on
weight came Knockout strength.
From this time on he started
toward tho promised land Tho
golden opportunity to fight for the
title.
In his last 81 nghts he has scored
- knockouts.
He has had IS fights.
Never was knocked out--nsycT
even was knocked or his feet.
This Ia a wonderful thing for
any fighter 20 DO ablo To say about
his record.
Also ho has lost but ono decision
during hts entire boxing career
that TO Harry Greb In New York.
He has boxed steadily ever since
no started 10 years ago.
In tho last three years he has
fought 81 times.
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NORWICH WILL
RACE AGAIN

Ben Bloch'b great thorobred, Nor
uch, win rcappear on the turf with.
In a few weeks, Norwich as a 2.
year.old. startled tho racing world.
but after losing several starts as
3.ycarold. his owner retired him
from competition. Bloch " conf.
dent that his horse u due for a
comeback.