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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
PryG Sc Setfenfm denniho Svetla!


hodiny byti letnich dobach ro-
s.rkovany hodinu ku pTedu anebo
mali z1stati stary slunecni pofa.
dek.
Kdo chce setTiti dennfm svetlen.
cili hodiny O | hodinu dati ku pre-
du v S teplych m9sfcich? Ii. co
nemajf mic jineho ma praci nezli al
hrati. a CO chladnejsim pfedmesti
mohou 81 pospati rano skorem do
libosti! Pro ne delnfk, remeslnfk,
clov6k nuceny ziti malych NEST
skych domcich. kolikrate nocni
dobe We svetnicich lozpalenych slu-
necnim zarem, ze neni mono mu
usnouti az k ranu. v dob6, kdy tro
chu spankem by sc posiliti mohl.
must vstati hodinu Dive a jiti do
prace nevyspaly! A co fici mat
ce, jez aby cas- vypravila muze do
prace ditky do skcly. must tax
casne vstavati! Pro pohodli, zaba-
WI nekolika bohatych anebo iich
nohsled1, celek ma trpeti. ob6t pfi-
naseti!
Cesky volici pomozs hlasem svym
navrh ma setfeDi dennlm sv6tlem
poraziti. | kdyz snad ma veci ii
tax mnoho nezalezi pro tvoli osobu,
pomoz hlasovanim proti pfedloze
tenn. kteff iejfm vftezstvim by tr-
peli! Hlasui: Against Daylight
Burns kritiS0van pro F0Ster0Yo
uvezneni.
William J. Burns, feditel vyset-
rovacfho odberu Departmental spfa-
vedlnosti We Washingtonu a Harry
M. Daugherty. generalnf navladn1.
kritisovan byl nedeli redaktorem
listu 'Liberator", Robertem Mino-
rem, ktery fecnil v divadle Gayety.
Minor feci sve pravil, ze v diva
die nahude mu dovoleno Tecniti We
Washjngtonu 'pro odkryti nespra :
ne cinnosti Burnsovy detektivni a
century /" Mluv9 o zatceni a W.
slechu Fostera. Minor pronesl. ze
vseehny NONE prostTedky uzity
byly zfizenci Department. sprave-
dlnosti a BurnsovSmi detektivy. a.
by zastfen byl pravy 1cel Fostero-
Wy akce. Dale Tekl. ze Arthur ]
Baylin pfiseznem udani udal c
spachani zlocinn Burnsovymi detekti
Wy shrnovanim jich ma bolsevickou
organisaci. Timtez zp1sobem prs
Burns "travil mysl presidenta Har
dinga proti unifm". Velka delega'
ce kapitalistn pry navstivila spresi-
denta Hardinga, Minor rekl. ably
iej pTemluvila ku bod0m platformy
volebni 1924 pfidanim boje prt
otevfene dilny. Takova akce prs
ovsem, Minor fekl. nem1ze byti da
ma do verejnosti, ale tendence ny
nejsi administl ace pry k tomu sme
ruje
BOlSeviSm Zde.
"Amerika, Maryland, Baltimor
otraveny isou neutuchajicim vliven
! bolsevismu", prohlasil nedeli se
! nator vladni ze statu Kentucky, A
!Owsley Stanley, ktery fecnil v
zdejsim episkopalnim hostel
"Grace and St Peter. Prav6 ia
uvadel Stanley jake Lenin a Trock
zni5iIi Rusku rosledni zbytek {
sobni svobody. tax pry ucinen je'
pokus Americe hospodafskym
pr1myslovSmi a financnimi Elok!
Zvlastni pry ie. ze maloktefi to,
oidi slabe zastfeny bolsevis n. VI
lice vlivne kruhy kontroluji pI
nass zakonodarstvi nase citen
Podporuje pry sc nesnasenlivost
| JED pocina otravovati socialni. nab
zenskS. politickS industrialni 3
: vot naroda. "A potom". senat
: Stanley zvolal, 'odevsad ely site v
i lani: Cteme zakon. Chcete-li z
: kon ctiti. udelejte jej cteni ho'
/. nym."
4 Pfednasku svoji skoneil poznar
q kou, ze "Ruseni zakona stava
velikou narodni hrackou."
Mnoho vezf1I, mal0 p0kut
!. Ma jiznf policejni stanici zavfe
bylo ze soboty ma nedeli Sc pfestu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
valecny stay We Stadiu 2 Gervna.

Baltimorske stadium (hfiste) bu.
de 2 eerVna jevist3m valecnym.
Vsechny odbory 8 armadniho sboru
ystavi tam sve pom6cky vedou clo-
Veka vynslezene ma cloveka. Della,
tanky. bomby atd.
WolfoyO 01vOlani pred 0dyOlaCim
S0udefn.
Vyslech spojeny cdvolanim sc
Harry B. VOLTA. usvedceneho kri-
minalniho pravnika "a spiknuti "a
meziti spravedlnosti v pffpadu
vrazdy Ncrrise, pocat byl Anna
polls pied odvolacim soudem We
ctvrtek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13

meZlCl 6pravedlnOstl prlpadu
vrazdy Norrise, poeat byl Anna
polls pied odvolacim soudem We
ctvrtek.
Obr0VSky elevator.
B. & o. draha zadala kontrakty
ns postaveni obrovskeho obilniho
elevatoru ma Locust Pointu, sby
jim nahrazeny byly diva. ktere 2.
tervence lofiskehJ roku znieeny byly
pozArem. Naklad spojeny Sc stav-
bou obnaseti bude na pet miliona
dolar1.
Preston doStava pOdpOru re vSech
Stran.
On jest podporovan Demokra.
ty Republikany. Jeho kandidatd-
"a ucinf velky rozruch ma OBJ u
stranach neb isou muzove zeny,
ktefi prisli k nanledu. ze hlavni
otazkou jest ne strana, nybrz do
bro v'ech NEST and a z te pficiny
sc odhodlali pracovat pro dobro We
fejnesti. Byvaly mayor Preston
nema zadnou 1fednf podporu ze
z5dne strany. pouze proto, Re kdyz
byl mayorem mesta, mal pou7e ma
zfeteli dobro@, ,vsech mest'an6 a ne
strany. Takov6 jednani ovsem se
nelibilo v6dc1m strany. ponevads
hied9l We prospech m5sta a obyva-
tel vnbec. A q te pficiny vystoupil
ma vefejnost CO kandidat neodvisly.
Ieho heslo jest: "M9stska admin
strace ma byt neodvisla cd cele po-
litiky a dbat pouze o prospech me-
sta"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Cirkns 3. kvetna.

Do Baltimore pfiiede cirkus Rim.
Cling Brothers a Barnum & Bailey
8. kvetna. Produkce davany budou
DO tfi dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Mnoho yezni, mal0 pokut

Ma jizni policejnf stanici zavfeno
bylo re soboty ma ned9li 56 pfestup-
niko pro poruseni klidu Ma poku
tach cd mich vybrano jenom $751;
AZ
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Chut' na vejce k rozejiti Sc.


Zoufaje 81 mad chatroym zdravim,
63let5 Albert S. Klein GuiIfo ID
avenue zastTelil se v poud9li. Mrt-
vola jeho sedicf v zidli We sklepe. do.
mu nalezena byla manzelkou sebe.
vrahovou
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
PadeSat mIliOnOyY pfistavni pro-
jekt pOeat.

V 6tery pOcato bylo sc zlepsova.
MIN zdejsiho pfis'svu. .kteiy zdoko-
nalen byti ma n&kladem $50 900. 600
Pocatek ueinsn byl "a 6psti Nc
Comas ulice, kde vyhlubovaci prace
provadeny budou. ably tam mohlo
hyti postaveno osm velikych pfista-
visit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Pad S 0kna 0sudnym.

Nahybaie se s okna iidelny v
Lake Court apartmentnfm dome.
79lety Mayer Kahn ztratil nedeli
rovnovahu, spadl do ulice hloubi
IL stop a tax se zranil, Re "a kratko
zemfel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Italove S cernochy v bltve.

VcasnSm pffchodem policie ue'-
n9n byl kanec bitce samych ieiich
pocAtcfch. strhnuvsi sc mezi stAv-
kujicimi Italy a pracujicimi ma
stavb9 kanalu eernochy ma Wood
lawn avenue. Itslsti stavkafi pOes-
Ii .zasypavati kamenim Gen nochy.
Tfi Italove byi zateeni a pokutova-
ri po $25 a 6tratach kazdS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Stayka Sk0ntena.

Dohodou skcncena byla 6ter5
stavAa 200 italskych d9lnik1 pracu-
jicicb ma stavbe kanaln. Delnik6m
placeno bude As "a hoiinu -
pracovati budou denn9 osm hodin.
P1vodne delnfci 3adali SO cent?.
Stavka trvala t1den.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13

Ma sest tisic zamestnanc1 We
Sparrows Pointskych dilnach pocat-
KEN budouciho pondeli budou miti
zvysene mzdy asi o ii procent. Po-
drobny obnos zvyseni oznamen bu-
de az DO vypracovanf vsech detail6
Zvyseni fiditi Sc bude die prace
;.dro+l;vvnh odhorA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13
Konvence sklafskJch d9Iniki

CtyFicata konvence sklafske unie
American Flint Workers" konana
bude Baltimore pocatkem 2. Ger
vence. Potrva asi " nebO IA dDi
Unie, rozsifena po Soustati v
Kanade. ma ma 10 900 elenn a vice
nezli $3.50. 600 v pokladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1923-04-13

z Washingtonu oznameno bylo,
Re mes Baltimore co do poctu
obyvatelstva jest ssdmym msstem
We Spojenych Statech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
COMPARING BASEBALL LEADS
TO MANY HEATED ARGUMENTS

rs baseball as played today as
i sklilful and fast as It was 20
years ago?
Comparisons between past and
present in any branch OF sport al
ways make for heated argument
Baseball "a no exception. AS n
general thing players OF the present
day resent the opinion that the
game Is slowing up, that II lacks
many OF the thrills OF other days.
Here are the opinions OF some oil
the leading stars Of the present and
past. Even tho stars Of the present
day seem TO think that the game
has slipped back bit in many re.
spect.
Baseball Is moro popular today
than ever" says Connie Mack. the
attendance figures prove II. There
IN n decided difference in the style
Of baseball OF today and that Of
20 or more years ago. Tho fans
OF today nre getting the slam.bang
variety which is featured by home
runs. by the way they pack tho
ball parks they seem TO like It,
/ don't think that baseball has gone
back ms much as II has suffered a
change of style. slambang baseball
doesn't call for much inside stuff
In that respect tho national pas
time has detcrioratod."
Baseball seems TO have slipped
in every department In tho last 20
years with the possible exception
Of hitting" says Frank Chance.
Batting has been on the increase
for several years ] do not believe
the increase has been due 40 much
TO a better grade OF batsmon as
to the lively ball. In pitching and
basc.runnlng there has been de-
cldcd falling Off"
Now for tho opinion Of some OF
the active participants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

rollers between first and second
base and he hits over tho heads Of
tho outficldors when he elects to
take n healthy clout.
Because Bigbee does not flare up
and shout 20 the housctops his famo
Is not known az all corners. How,
ever. those In close touch of affairs
in tho National league regard Big.
bee MS one Of the all.round stars Of
the present age,
Ask Barney Dreyfuss and Bill Nc.
Kechnie--thcy know.
Last winter McGraw in sltuthlng
around for an outflelder TO fit in
between Irish Meuscl and Ross
Young put In a bid for Bigbee.
Nothing less thar the Polo
grounds" is the brief answer the
owner Of the Pirates Is said 10 have
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
Carson Bigbee Is Real
Star; Climb Was SlOW
BY BILLY EVANS

T'HEY arc not alwsyn ripo the mo-
L mcnt they bounce Oft tho minor
league tree,
Carson Lee Blgbec. loft fielder
with the Plttsburg Pirates. n re.
Earded as tho IRIS Speaker among
National league outncldrru. lie
didn't hi, tho SEQ trail until hh
sixth season
Going thru this development
course. covering five years. Bisbec
finally has established himself as
not only a brilliant fiychassr but
one Of the leading hittcrs in the cir.
cult.
Joining tho Pirates in 1915. after
serving half a season with Tacoma
In tho Northwestern league. BlgSee
was regarded as an excellent type
for the lcad.off position In tho swat
order Re was ehoppy swinxcr.
a good Judge OF a pitched ball. an
artist in bunting. who did not so in
for tho straightawRy hitting.
His annual contribution TO John
Heydler's averages showed $50. .s5o.
.255. .2Ts and $50. when In 1891 he
hoped 20 .323 and In 1922 he
turned in a mark Of $50.
When he became a powerful hit.
ter he was removed from tho top
position and now occupies the clean.
up notch in the pittsburg lineup.
BIgbce has developed into ono Of
the most dangerous hittcrs in tho
league for the reason that he hits
TO all fields. There Is c. williams.
who poles exclusively 10 right field.
and George Kelly. who drives out
to left Zach Wheat Ia another
who shoots most OF hi1 safeties TO
right. Roush. Young Friseh and
others touch the right side OF The
field
BIgbcc IL reproduction Of the
Johnny Tobin style. American
League fans know what that means.
He drops liners in back OF the third
baseman and works perfectly on the
hit.and.run in hitting Rrounders
thru vacated territory. Ho drugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
TIRE CHANGE
CHAMPION is
BEATEN HERE

UCHINK" FoYE OF tie General
" Trio Co. defeated ]. a. Ken.
nedy. worlds champion tire changer.
IN competition on the stage OF tho
PautaFve theaier last night Foye
changed six tires in 8 minutes and
3 seconds. which was 8 "a seconds
faster than tho time made by the
champion.
Kennedy declared following the
competition that this was the first
time that he has ever hcen defeated.
and praised the Seattle man for his
remarkable speed
Mike johnson Of the Pike Street
Tire shop entered the ,entost in the
second performance and changed six
tires in minutes and IS seconds.
and Kcnncdys time was 6 minutes,
"a seconds
Foyo and Kennedy wili probably
meet again some time this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
FINAL ROUND
BEING PLAYED

CLEVELAND, July 24.-The SEQ
ond and final round OF qualifying
play in the Western amateur golf
championship started Tuesday with
nearly all the original entrants still
bravely bucking the embattled ter.
rain OF Mayfields sporty course.
Jesse Sweetser by reason of the
6S which he made on Monday in nc,
tual competitive play, is tho favor.
tic 20 win tho title. Chick Evans,
however. is going smoothly and has
not yet extended himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
RICHARD MAY
SIGN HEAVIES

NEW YORK, July "a - Reports
that Jack Dempsey and Luis Firpo
have been matched 10 meet for the
heavyweight championship in the
Polo Grounds on Labor Day may be
confirmed by Tex Richard today.
'I1l have something 20 say soon. Z"
was all that could be learned from
Richard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

Baseball has suffered an entire
change during the Is years / have
been connected with the major
leagues" says Eddie Collins. The
smuggling game does not call for as
much concentration and therefore
less OF the unexpected. To-day every
batter is up there taking a healthy
swing. Tho batter who waits them
out is the exception. Base running
on the whole Is pretty much lost
art Playing for one run no longer
meets with favor. ! wouldn't care
to say definitely that the standard
of play has refrigerated, but l do
know that Il has suffered a com.
plcte change"
Baseball OF today does not call
for intensive baseball" says Ty
Cobb. To-day II Is more n question
Of Drawn than brain. One run
means so little nowadays that Il
Is foolish 10 take long chances TO
turn the trick Clubs are so &C.
customcd to getting runs in clus.
ters that one run means little In
their life. In the old days, many
a ball game was decided by one
run margin, with low scores pre-.
dominating. Brniny baseball has SUI.
fored because Of tho lively ball and
all.absorblng desire TO make home
runs"
"The style Of baseball has chang.
cd entirely during my time in the
majors" says Rogers Hornsby. "A
desire to slug the bail has unaues
tlonably robbed the game Of many
Of It's finer points. However, tho
public likes II and that Is all that
Ia necessary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
NEW YORK TO
SEE SECOND
TITLE SCRAP

NEW YORK. July 24s-New York's
IN second worlds championship
bout Of the week was practically
ready today. Eugene criqul and
Johnny Dundee. who arc to meet
Thursday night In the Polo Grounds
for tho fea,hsrwclght Championship,
their training today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
Major Talk

The Giants gained another full game
In tho National league pennant race ~
defeating the Phiis. 70 Z, with n three
run rally IN the eighth.
RIyey faded nwny in the seventh
inning when the Cards found him for
sir runs and the Reds lost, to =.
Nina runs scored IN the i2th inning,
when tho whole Pirate team went TO
pisces. gave this Cubs n 12-to-5 victory.
Getting to shocker early. the In
dams found him for seven runs In tho
first five innings. and beat the
Browns. o 10 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

Four International league
pennantS-copped IN an IN
broken roc-fly from the
flagstaff at Baltimore Or
ioles' park. But Manager
Jack Dunn isn't satisfied aoith
merely 1919-20-2i-22 flags.
He's after one for 1928. And
indications are hen get it.
His team is going strong.
Win or lose, tho, the outfit is
due for q general revamping
tOhcn the seasons ouer, sag
the Baltimore scribes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

Eugene Crqu pride Of France" practically Hues in the
squared circle Here he is, il the picture al the left
cding up his training for his fight Nth Johnny Dundee at
the Polo Grounds Neg York Thursday July 90 That scrap
cW decide icheher he piH carry back TIE the
feather1oeg title he recently from Johnny Kilbane
In the center he's houng social little game Of cards NTH
his trainer during leisure moments And the right you'll
note he's studying the fight pictures They're tho that
sholc hoo Willard fell before Fpo's onsldughts Criqs
probably wondering hoo hen sho0 in the pictures after it's
al over betmeen him and Dundee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
BRITISH WOMEN
STARS COMING

LONDON. July 24.--Four British
women tennis stars are on their way
to the United States to compete In
tho American championships. The
party consists OF Miss Kathleen Nc.
Cane, Mrs. Geraldine Beamlsh, Mrs.
n. C. Clayton and Mrs. Covell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
to
Be Hosts of
Local Fans

poRrLAND. Ore. July si-with
a Seattle baseball fans coming
on a special train. Portland Is lay.
ing preparations FOR a big day az
the local Coast league baseball park
saturday. az special meeting OF
tho Seattle and Portland teams.
II viii DO Chamber OF Commerce
day and 10000 people arc expected
10 witness the contest This city
viii turn out in numbers. while Sc,
attic supporters will occupy spc.
eial section In tho grand stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
FORMER STAR
MAY UMPIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. July "a
Walter Carlisle. former outfleIder
with the Vernon club. is dssirous
OF becoming an umpire In the Coast
league. Il became known here yes.
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
THREE ACORNS
GET RELEASE

OAKLAND. July 2i,-Threo play.
ors, two OF them veterans, were
released by the Oakland club yes.
to-day. Marty McGafflgan. second
basoman; Chot Thomas, catcher
and Frank Wetzol, outfieldor, were
the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
JACK JOHNSON
TO TRY AGAIN

Promoters Blaufus. Blacka and
Kline are making preparations for
a Jack Johnson. Ermillo Spalla fight
at the Dreamland. Newark, n, J.
They think that the old former
champion can come back in spite Of
his years OF ld.eness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
SOX RECEIVER
GETS RELEASE

CHICAGO. July 24.-Charies Dor
man. catcher. WINS released 70 the
Kalamazoo club Of the Michigan.
Ontario league BY the Chicago
Americans in exchange for Catcher
Grouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
rN1nN ON MINs

TNIoS OIL WINS
Ths Union oil Atlsios took cint'
Fams from ths Hentan EaEles SUNDAY,
Winning ~ q score ~ 20 . Tns katne
vas a pitchers hattie between Nllilsihs
for the winners and BadEefo % ihe
losers, Williams hasiuE the sdEe- ~
timely hitting IA the uinlh ths AFipses
put across tNn runs. Just rnoaEh "
tbs game. having previously scored on"
IN tue thira inninE The Eagles watsa
dangerous several tlmss. bat Williams
tiEhtsnrd up Nhsa 10 danger ana Ppllea
owl without disaster. A bod throw IN
INC lass Of the ninth let IN ons run fpF
tho EaKies but they could not pni over
the tying run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
FRANK GARCIA
BEATS LISSE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July "a. 49,
Frankie Garcia. Pacific coast feath.
erwelght, beat Johnny Blsse. OF New
York. in eight rounds last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
FREEMAN WINS
BY KNOCKOUT

NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Tom.
my Freeman, OF Memphis. knocked
out Dude Martinez. Of ThIbodcaux.
in the seventh round OF their sched.
uled i5.round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
,fIKAnns nEAIEN

DoTHEi.L. July 20 HothslI Won rom
the Nikados q seattle ~ score Of II
10 / here SUNDAY. Bn,hsil hit tho ball
hard, and ,hs result was never IN Doubt
shinnaharEsrs home run and TronsrudA
four hard smAsbes featured the game.
The Mikades pushed tho lone run over IN
tho ninth inning on perfect Equesrs
play. They played fAh; game IN tho
field. turning Ia two double plays.
Tho score II. W. y
Bo,hril ...................u - I
Hisannins aai Taxi; Baldwin and
walters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

HERE Is a good story the players
IL are telling on a former star
catcher. now acting az coach for
ono OF the big league teams.
In tho spring Of this year tho for
mer star receiver was sent South
H. charge Of the pitchers and catch.
ers OF his club He was instructed
10 get them in the best possible
shape before the arrival OF the reg
ulara.
II seems the sporting editor OF
one OF tho papers thought II would
be good idea TO give the fans OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

The two Mixes colllns aud Glbbous.
have likely sifiHE Of haSsra They
handle Danny pnion, Jack Joseph.
Farmer LsdEv. Ollie Andersen. Johnny
TiiimaB. Bud Logan. Jim DELANEY. Blily
Emks and many others Collins vas
% the recent Shelby fight.
willis 0ihbona f. "a, brother % Tommy
and somewhat Of a fighter himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
LIMITED VOCABULARY
He Couldn't Fill Assignmen

the home town a little dope on what
tho battery players were doing In
the South Not caring 20 send
correspondent South 30 far in nd.
vance OF the main squad he wired
the coach as follows;
please send 200 words every
evening on what the pitchers and
caichern are doing, Dig up some
new angle each day 10 the stuff
Will have variety" Here Is the
wire that came back from the coach:
sorry Impossible FOR me 10 send
200 different words every day.
cant spell that many"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

Quicker and better returns make
star Want Ads most popular. The
cost ls less and you can roach more
buyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
nrAL rsrA1Ens Iosn

mo Seattle Cap GO. nine won an9thsF
game By tsklhE the West a wheeler clne
lnto camp Sunday a; South PARK. 90 :.
Davis. tho touched for ~ hits. kept
them we'll scattered. and allowed only
ons earned run. Paificslii led tho ~in.
nsfs a. the bat. Es,,ins three hiS oui 81
five tfip. Butter. the iDHins twirlsr. wss
M hard. The cap men are io9kinE for
cute .tnEn Famer. which can be ar
sN.4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
Thru the Ropes

solly Seaman. the clever New Yorker.
and Jimmy saeco % Boston. have been
rsmaiched, and will meet IN Everett
August ~, The show. which viii be
held under the personal supervision ~
Fire chief Al rafo. will be one 81 the
features " the state Eiks convention.
Eddie Sell. the popular Everett boy
boxes "a the ssmi.windup,
Bobby Haper's Viciary over salier
Ashmore In the Hollywood ring last
week wa NrF, clean-sut. accordinE
10 Los Angeles scribc... Ashinarv
holds verdict over fhll Salvatore,
tho clever Californian. and Wa
rated ~ ono Of the best boys on the
Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

Mike fsuison. Ninnespoil. ueltsr-
weight. who helped train Ted kraehs
for his ring appearances with Dede
itrrcet here resniiy, va. all hut
knocked out In the Oakland audi
tbriun the ether night. ranison, by
sheer Eamenr.., stuck the cutire
rputr with some unknown. lie
claims 10 have never hem knocked
cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24

Young Dudley. the eolofsd vsilsrrslEht
from cailfepia. u making q good In
prFEslan with local ran hirtis IN his daily
Dudley Il 20 meet Sailor Ninrsnt n the
big smoker Saturday uiEbt az the Coast
league paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-24
PITCHER STARS

The Highland Athletic club team won
from Tailored Ready sunday on Broad
way piayneid by an ii-to-0 score. John
son. the winning pitcher allowed but
three hits and struck out ~ men, Yves
sundalrofn, Hanson, skahan and Christon-
son starred at tho bat for the winners.
Tho Ncora.- II II Il