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The Arvada enterprise., 1923-12-27
My Wants for
the New Year

l~1Y WANTS for tie year are not
V varied Or many,
rs ask aot for blsssiass full
rich Of their k;sd,
only want pleasure with
health Of seed msasurs,
And diversifsd change to gil ~
ny mind,
! vast life to be sunny. with plenty
Of money.
With one round Of pleasure fren
morning ill aisht,
I want sausht but sladasss, with 10
touch Of sadness,
! do not like darkness. 50 please
give me light.
do not like weather th.t's dark and
that's gloomy.
I like the bright sunshine that
slows and that shines,
care not for sorrow. 90 never shall
borrow
But pass Il By quickly aad leave
Il behind.
do not like burdens. those heavy
and lsadsn.
So please keep them Oh me and
don't weigh me down.
! want to look smilias. while time
bssuiiins.
So don't send me worries. which
make seowls asd frowas.
Give me true homage with respsct
from all people.
No matter how far ! shall fall
from true grace,
And make every paper. though
caught in same esper.
To Be taken unquestioasd. per
value Of face.
So give ne those few thinss. these
few things i've msntionsd.
do not want much, as you know
and eaa zee,
So old Father Time. sir. be ssntls
and kind. sir.
And give these few gifts. 70 you
please, sir 10 me.
Aura Turabull. in kan'ss City
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T"I .TRl)IiAT do you Gupp0Hc can be
VS. 4 !: +: !: :: e; e :; :: :: j:
dreadful quarrel"
Something's gone worng. ! never
saw such n pnir Of down In the. mouths
M when we were over there last night
They hardly said word to encl,
other"
And they used 10 be- such mn nfYec.
tionntc couple"
"Cm-morc or less. yes. By the
way. did you notice WIN didn't
smoke1'
"Yes. He told me he'd give up
smoking for the New Ycnr."
"Um-um!" Charley rcnchcd for
his pipe. Il guess his wife mndc him.
and that's ut the bottom Of the trou.
bic"
pcn"d: ON the thirty.iirst Of Dcccm.
bcr WIN Nnggltt broke his new pipe
In two. "Dcnr." he said. "Tm never
going to smoke again. and that's my
New Year resolution"
"Anh hope you'll keep IT," snid
Dorothy. "You know you've snid thnt
every New Years eve for the pnsi
nine years"
II know ! hnvc. Dorothy. But this
time mean business. And now. whn'
nre you going TO rcsolvcT
II don't know whni there is for me
to resolve" said Dorothy. "Tm per.
feet"
"Youve got n perfect nerve. III sny
that for you
"C.. but my dcnr. you told me 80
Yourself before We were married.
Don't you reincmberf'
"a man isn't responsible for whnt
he snys In n condition Of mental nb~r.
rniion. Didn't you know TINT, my dcnr1
See here. I'll mnk. cornpnc, with
you. III STOP smoking Just ns long M
you stop nnggIng"
II don't nhg."
you do"
Ing unfonndcd cbnrges ngnlnr me. be-.
chus" I won't s,nhd for II. I've been u
good wife 10 you ana looked nf'er you
Ike n slave while you've been indulg.
lng Ia your "rirnynghbccs ana hl,hy
iobncco, and l0nibg nbDut IA. house
md nt your office. md never word
out of me. because I'm the most long.
suffering w0rnnn alive and now you
tell m. ! mig you and ri never open
my mouth ngnIn."
"All right. Dorothy, M long M you
keep your mouth closed In anger III
keep min" closed 10 tobncco"
Will thought he'd hive mn excUs.
10 start smoking again next dny. but
that wDs where Dorothy fooled him.
She suddenly turned Into model wife.
To his most petulhht outbreaks there
came no reply. And WiiI bccnmc more
and more pc'ulnnt M the days went
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wh"r" dld you get this grapcfruitf
pnrcht tree: ! guess It's u cannon. bait
tree NOR. likely"
Dorothy went softly out of the room.
Presently, ns WIN bent over his meal,
two soft hnnds were placed over his
eyes
open his mouth and shut his eyes
and see"
"Dh. for henycn's sake quit your
foolish tricks. I'm not Y Kid. Hey.
whnt's thisf"
IT'S your pipe. you wicked mon
sicrr' sObbcd Dorothy. "And now I
cnn tell you whnt I think Of you. you
fi.nd In huinnn form. before ! go hons
10 mother. I'VE stood for all I'm gO-
Ing 10 stand from you. I hate you and
] Wish yOu'd never been born. or nii
Ia" "r"'chrd. worthless lOnfcrs who
ever encountered III. fnce Df the earth
you thk. IN" cnke-is your pip. Might
now. dnrilbgr
Dorothy pcrch.d herself upon his
knee.
Aren't "" hnppy'" she coocd. ~
IA" frngrnDt fumes nonicd into the mir.
"Cm-umI' said WIN "Whnt de.
llclJua coffee. Give me nnoiher cup.
Sny-I guess Eve been pretty rotten
to you"
"Dh. WllI. you're always lovely. I've
had TINT ne" pipe whiting for you for
days. but ! tried not 10 give II to you
IN sou started nngging mt mo. md
then II was either your smoking again
or me doing No. WIN. darling. We
mustn't make my resolutions next
New Yenr."
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M AA>r.- S>4ea>~ 49,

HAT do you suppoxc can be
the matter with the Nag.
giisi" asked Charley Rich.
mOnd Of his wife.
"rhcy must have had Q
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s"row-and ~ It will come true. Get.
s UP will come lots easier. and after
NJ" mornings more I will actually
-" laughed. for the most ndorlng
n.s sons 'nny have his blind spot. But
,y ann Pink and Dot were girls
ysr w. 'ney did not laugh. They blushed
.," e their startled eyes sought one
snefs. But not until the GRIND.
ss clock In the hail Ind iung
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The family. consisting of
Aother. her son, Bob. the provider Of
be family; Daisy, the successful Sec
etary; and Pink and Dot, high school
phl were sitting up to watch the old
gear out. And the girls and Bob were
Willing AWAY the time by. teasing
Mother, who was such a darling to
tease: her cheeks always got so pink
md her blue eyes so bright. And now
wn no exception. She was tremu.
'sus with self-conscIousness and awe
x her grownup children who were.
~ thought, 80 much cleverer than
ee had ever dreamed of being.
Well I have made resolution Just
ne same." she said, hesitatingly now.
Only it's not so important and far.
ieaching as all yours. Itll be Just as
Aard to keep, however, even though 1t
soes seem so small"
Tell US, Mother. When a saint
turns over leaf 1t must be a back.
ward leaf, mustn't 1t? Don't begin
% turn backward from perfection.
Hother.ours."
Bob put his strong. clever hand on
Aother's arm rs he spoke. He was
s@ teasing now. In spite Of his smil-
ms eyes. 1t was all affectionate earn
IT, out with It, Mother."
Well. it's only this: I'm not 60
~ to hate getting up early to get
meskfast anymore. I'm going to do
gladly, willingly. It's always been
su'ething like sin on my con.
'uehce that I've grudged; yes. for
'efs and years. grudged early rising
'ad poking down Into the Kitchen to
"rt the fire md the breakfast. Why.
, almost make faces nt the pantry
"eves, and I haven't even kind
s'ro Tor the cat. But I've been read
Mk IN a book that all that Is wn3ed
emot1on. I've only to say over mnd
O,ef to myself as I drop to sleep at
aisnt-Tll like getting breakfast to-
u0'fow. I'll like getting breakfast to-
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by and his coveted smoke failed 10
mRtcriRlixc.
There WIS no question who was the
nnggcr now. Poor Dorothy was hav.
Ing the hardest time Of her life. And
yet. for wills sake. she rcfraln~d from
answering him. His nervous system
was totally unbalanced from wmnt Of
a smoke. and she knew that and made
EXCUSES for him.
She had always wanted to cure him
Of his filthy habit. and II was nav or
never
Wits pride kept him to the fuinll.
ment Of hia vow. A week passed.
He got up one morning feeling dss.
pcrRtc.
"Whatchcrmenn by giving mo this
misty cOfYeel' he growIcd. Haven't
you got sense enough To clarity II with
I'M egg1 ! don't cnre II eggs cost Q
thousand dollars n dozen. I'm not 20
Ing to drink bilge."
Dorothy said nothing. but smiled
xwcctiy upon him.
''For the lords sake, can't you
make tOnst without burning ~ And
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-12-27

I'VE minutes to next year."
laughed Bob. looking at his
watch, "And Mother Is the
only one not to have made
a New Years resolution"
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Notions and Small Wares

Nickel Safety Pins, one dozen
on card; assorted sizes. -
Regular sc kinds. TWO DC
cards for. .................
Women's S Sanitary 1E,
Aprons. Regular soc OON
Good Quality Sewing H.
Silk, 50-yard spools; black ~
and colors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bias Seam Tape, six-yard H.
pieces. Regularly 10c and ~
15c each, at.
Chiidren's Underwaists, good
quality white muslin; 0E
styles for boys and girls Z9C
from 2 to IL years.......
Dress Shields. good
quality nainsook COW IT,
cred shields. Worth Csc l0C
pair, at. t...........-......
Silk Hair Nets, cap shape; per-
feet quality; assorted
shades of brown. Regu- rn
larly SC and 10c each, lUC
Real Hair Nets, cap shapes and
fringe nets; peri ect quality;
good assortment of shades
Values worth, 10c and 15c DC
each, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lingerie Tape, blue, IN,
pink and white. THREE 1O(
pieces for.
Evening star., 1923-02-11

Dust Caps and Boudoir Caps,
assorted styles; neatly ~
made. Regular 15c and UC
19c values. es...............
Aluminium Thimbles, L.
each ~
Ribbon Wire, three var d
pi S; white only. =
r ul a ri y SC, THREE DC
pieces for.
Wooden Coat Hangers, -,
sloping shoulders. Regu- ~
larly 10c each. ..............
Stickerei Trimming, white and
colored effects; three-yard -
pieces; dainty scalloped edg- DC
ings. Regularly 10c each, at
Shrimpton English Needles,
25 in paper; assorted sizes. O
Regularly 10c, TWO papers OC
Dressmakers' s ears, good
quality; assorted sizes; IN
with black Japanned han e0SC
dies. Regularly 69c pair.
Collar Bands, for mems and
boys shirts; correctly IN
Hooks and Eyes, black and
white. Regularly sc and -
10c each. THREE cards DC
Goldenberg's-FirstF Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Odd Lots of
Toilet Articles

25c and 35c Shaving Brushes,
good quality bristles; as -
sorted shapes and styles. 4C
I5c, 19c and z5c Tooth @,
brushes. some slightly soiled o.
from counter display. .....
Cucumber and Lemon
Soap. regularly SC and 10c IN
cake. TIL EE e cakes lUC
I5c Petrole m Jelly, -
aluminium topped pressed ~
glass Jars. s.................
Softex Shampoo, regu- 80
larly 10c- At. ~
I5c Nail Enamel, in cake =.
Soc Pussywillow Face a.
Powder. all tints. Box. ASS
Soc Elcaya Face Pow o.
der. Box. x................ ~
Evening star., 1923-02-11

Assorted lot of Hairbrushes,
good quality bristles; -
regularly soc and 75c DOC
each. At.
Orangewood Manicure ~
Sticks, regular sc and l0c XON
kinds. FOUR for. ..
Lion White Floating CASTLE
Soap. about l u pounds: good quail
ity toilet and bath -
use. Re egularly 29c IOC
Dressing Combs, hard rubber
and imitation ivory styles: ~
regularly csc to SOC each. SC
81 Armour's Luxor E0
Toilet Water, bottle. ..... OVS
Regular 60c jars of o.
Creme Lemon. ASN
Hairbrushes, assorted 1E
styles: former Csc and 39c OI
SdlueS
Evening star., 1923-02-11
LaceS and EmbrOideries

69c Swiss Embroidery Flounc-
fngs, Is inches wide; rufiied edges
and hemstitched or seal N
loped effects; in dainty fSN
designs
soc Vaaenciennes Laces, edg-
inEs and insertions; round and
diamond shape meshes: IN
various widths; twelve sOyC
yards in piece ..........
GoldenbsrY's-Fint Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-11

Stamped Pillowcases
146 pairs of Stamped Pillow.
cases, made of good quality, even
thread muslin; scanned, not tub
ing; in two neat, pretty,
easy to embroider de- co.
signs. Pair ............ OS(
Limit, one pair.)
$50 Stamped Panty Dresses,
in pink, blue, rose, Law o.
ender. green and tanger- %
Inc; sizes 2. 4 and yrs.
25c Stamped GLASS
Towels, fast color red re
stripes; two neat pat DC
terms. Each. ............
Goldenberg' 's-Ifrst Floor.
PetticOatS
10 Genuine HeatherbI0om Pet
tfcoat., in gray only; made with
tucked and plated der M
hounce; elastic bands - u"
Worth $1.s8 each. At
Cotton-top Petticoats, with
stylish flo unc q Of
tafYeta silk; assorted o. RI
eolors Worth $3.50 sDl .Oy
GoldenbeE'-Third Floor.
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Gibbons, III, shoes hoD dddl DO

or, PAUL. May 5l.-Tommy CID,
- hons has no rtaunchor supporter
than his 5yohr.old son, Tommy. Jr.
Tho younger Tommy g. dead Ger
tain his scapping dad VIII win his
fight with Jack Dempsey at Shelby.
Mont. July 4
My dad" be assures tho kids In
his block. hos gplng 10 hit that Eel
low a million ttmes-iilto thiH.'
Then no swings a mean right cross
by way oG illustration. That pass has
made Tommy. 1r.. supreme in the
midget class In his nelghborhood
since tho Gibbons family moved into
its new homo couple of weeks ago,
Little Tommy's youthful Eparrlng
partners. mouths open wide. close IN
around him,
say. continues Tommy. you
ought TO SEQ my dad hit Hes so!fs
TO knock that guy aa far m that
house And he points across tho
street.
ibid nc ever spank your" ono OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
WiLcOr Is
Cred tied
by Milton
Driver Is First to Win
indianapolis Speedway
Honors Twice
By TOMMY MILTON
WintSr 1898 international 5Oo.Mlls
HnCr

tCepyriHht, 1888. ~ Unltsd pfsssl
INDIANAPOLIS. May 81. Its a
Il great sensation 10 win tho Indian.
apoiis 50e,milo race But It's a great
cr sensation TO win Il twice,
After my victory in 1891 1 thought
/ would have 10 DO content with
places behind the leader Ia subse
quent indianapolis races. Tor no win
ner had ever repeated. until Il was
my fortune TO 40 20 yesterday IN an
H. G, s Special
But " really took two previous
winners 90 turn tho trick. FOR was
greatly assisted by my terminate
llowdy Wilcox. who drove my car
for me Tor as laps while 1 was hay.
ing my blIsterod hands treated Al
the hospital,
returned 10 the wheel again Ia
the i5lst lap ana was leading b. a
margin OF two laps az the finish
] was rather tired nt the finish
hut victory assuaged the severe Bills
tiers on my hands and tho natural
laiiguc OF such n long grind be
iieyo I was more fatigucd at the end
OF the 500 mile race Ia 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
COlLegidns
ShoWingUp
In Baseball
BN HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor


ME W YoRk X. May 81 College
~ baseball is advancing so rapidly
Ia class that major league scouts
in the immediate future may con.
fino an their time up 10 June
around tho outskirts OF the unlyer
sity campus,
Princeton. right on tho heels q
the Eastern football championship
seems 20 have cinched tho baseball
championship with one OF tho finest
college teams ss0n anywhere.
After travelling an over the Middle
West and the East, lookins over col.
legc teams. a ycterun sport wrltCr.
whose opinion amounts 10 some
thing. said Princeton h1h team
that played as well rs enc or two
teams Ia the major leagues, and
one that was good enough TO play
Ia the class IA hagues
College players. who desire to
take up baseball as 4 profession.
will have moro opportunities 10
mako good now than were ever Of
| fered before. The draft minor hc.
tween tho majors and thc leading
minor leagues has cut OF tho best
supply OF the big leagues and the
college diamond Is now regarded
az one Of the best fields Of develop
ment.
] John McGmw. one Of the wlsest
OF all baseball men. prefers college
players. because they arr qualified
10 learn and trained to think. II
I Is said that The Giant nader has
tho ambition 70 present a champion.
ship team composed entirely Of col.
lcge players before he retirea.
Connie Mack has always been
strong for college players and he
keeps such close watch on the
varsity diamonds that scouts COINS
after college prospects nearly always
cross tho trail OF Mack and find
that he was there ahead OF them
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The youngsters asks.
"once. the hgavywolghtE growing
young hopeful thyly admits. The
hand that had just demonstrated the
Knockout punch strayod tenderly
over the spot his dads BIC init had
touched
But he's going TO punch that guy
harder than he spanked me. My
dads tho bost fighter in the world"
Tommy. lr. has two younger
brothers, Jack. 4, ana Dick. 3 months
Mrs Gibbons aud the children have
gone to Montana with Tommy. sr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
MathiesenW OnFrOm Mclean
Il =
Denies Skaters Claims

son won tho 500 meter raco and tho
i.s00mctcr race. whereas Mclean
won tho s,oO0.mctcr race. Tho 10.
000.mcter race was also won by Ma
thicsen after Mclean had stirred
some discussion because one time he
made tho mistake Of taking tho inner
turn instead OF tho outer turn. a
moving picture WIS taken Of this
race. which plainly shows that's Me.
Lean made this error II Is "a mis-.
take TO conclude, however. that Nc.
Lean reduced his speed because OF
this incident. and Therefore was de.
feated in the race. He continued
running but lost TO the better skater.
The result of tho contest bewsen
Mclean md Mnthicsen was that the
Norwegian won three OF tho four
races and by the international board
OF judges was declared the victor.
As the old saying goes, Honor
should be bestowed where honor IL
due" think Il Is fair TO tho Nor.
wcgian world champion that the
above facts be made public.
tsignedl ARNE K1LDAI.
Official Norwegian Press
Representative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
Diamond Dust

Babe Euth he homer In each game.
running his seasons total up 90 N. and
helped the Nants take a double -kpadcr
fran the Senators 20 4 and -
poaka Wild throw lu the tnfh save
the Reds a ron that brat tho Cards 4 20 :
IN tho fret game. and the Reds won
tho second 3 % 0
Morrison And Cooper we're n fins fern
and she Pirates taak tao from tnu
Cubs. 9 90 4 and 10 o. 3
pauaa drova IN the SHINING ruu IN the
niath inninE with a single and Detroit
heat tha Browns Z g o. after druppiHE
ths first game 70 % 3
Tho Indiana and the White Hox split
even, Cleveland winning the first 10 Z
and drppplnE the second. tot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
Champ Has
TWO Bird S
as MaScOtS
VIII Return to Training
Quarters to Resume
Work Monday

CREAT FALLS. Mont. May ST.
VI Hgh up on a Ohtf tn Wolf
Creek canyon so miles from his
training camp here. Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion. dubbed an
Immense mother eagle 20 death
yesterday and captured her two
eagiets. taking them scrcamlng
from the nest
worl OF ncmpsey's usht with the
big bird was brought 20 Great Fan,
today BY VIII Stccse. locai theater
owner who Witnessed the battle.
which occurred on the crest OF a
prcclrloe. 800 feot above the creek,
Dempsey fcllcd tho mother eagle
with perfecily.umed blows. killing
e instantly with a hugc club which
no picked up while climbing Tho
cliff.
Howard Bowman foreman % y
nearby ranch. and Stcese protested
against Dempsoy's visiting the nest.
bur the champion halt way up
the steep ascent refused to mm
hack. 3,
He had removed one OF the
cagless from the nest aud placed IL
IN his pocket. the observers ne
ported. when the mother bird
swoopcd down upon him.
Dempsey swung hard ana true
with his club and the eagle drop.
ped dead beside the nest.
steege brought ono OF the young
birds 10 Dempsey's camp today.
where Il win be made an addition
20 the champions collection 81 mas.
cots.
Dempsey confirmed the story 81
his fight with The mother bird
vbllc talking over the telephone
TO his brother, Johnny. here
Tho heavywelght star spent ~.
day continuing his fishing outing
IN the Highwood mountains. some
80 miles from here. Tonight ne
win visit at the cattle ranch o.
W. L, vclie. Moline. m. automobile
manufacturer.
I1io champion viii return 10 hls
camp here for The weekend. bit
viii rot box asaln heGors Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
WALLY SCHANG
BADLY INJURED

NEW YORK May ~ waily
Schaag. catcher for the Yankees.
who was badly injured in a fail yes.
tcrday IN Washington. may be out
OF the game for weeks. the Yankee
office sid lie Is 20 bo examined
today BY club physleians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
.GONZAGA WILL
PLAY MONTANA

SPOKANE, May 3ls-The Gonzhgn
university baseball squad left BDo.
kane last night Tor Missoula. where
IL viii wind up the 1923 season with
tho University OF Montana Bruins Ia
a two game series Thursday and ri.
day.
Coach Dorais' proteEeS took both
ends Of a double bin with tho Bruins
on tho Bulldog field earlier IN the
season. Prospects are bright for two
fast Tits, M Montana Is working
hard 20 even the count.
Ralph Foley. veteran left handler
viii propably oppose tho Grizzlies
In The opening game. while either Ted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
Prep Season
Ends Friday

HHE prep school baseball cham.
l. plonship Will bs decided az a
result Of the gaines played Fri.
day.
West Seattle. tied for the
leag1e lead with queen Anne,
meets Lincoln on the lower
Woodland field. Queen Anne viii
argue with Broadway on Broad.
way playneh.
Franklin meets l}Oofeyelt az
Roosevelt and Garfield rings
down the curtain with Ballard at
Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
KRACHE TO BOX
SACCO JUNE 10

HOQuIAAI. siHy Skinny sac
co. tho Boston lightweight. who put
stop 90 tho long list or Victories ot
podo BcrcoI, has been matched 10
meet Ted Kgachc. sensational Hnr-
Dor boxer. hero juno 10. kraehe
boxes Bcrco, in Seattle the week be.
fore.
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Editors Note; Tho following let.
ter has been received ~ the sporting
editor OF The star from Arne Klidai.
official Norwegian press representa-.
tive. regarding an Interview pub
lIahed with Bobby Mclean. the
American skater, when be recently
appeared in this city at the Moore
thcatorl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
BIG BASS HAUL

CAMP MAY. n. T., May IT.
Snapper schellcnger aud Jake Bar.
nett captured the Memorial day
channel bass one.hour catch record
yesterday. with a haul Of slightly
over 500 pounds. They did their
fishing in Delaware hay. of Town
bank. and caught nine bass. The
smallest weighed over 10 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
1noN MonknRs yIcrons

Thu WashinHton Iron Warks defeated
tbs fast rasfpfflen hinp Memorial bay On
the upper Woodland er6unaa by = score
Of n ia 4 Mckenzie. who tNlrisa Tor
ths Winners. struck put ~ msn. Wopdy.
Hall and FLETCHER each Eot three btRsiss
apiece.
rhs Score " n, y
wsshlasion Iron works LII y
nBksIl
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PRINCETON NINE
FINALLY LOSES

PRINCETON. y. j.. May Ill
After winning 10 straight games.
the Princeton varsity nine was de.
fcated BY Colgate. II TO 5. Prince.
ton made seven errors back Of cald.
well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
WOMEN. DESIRE
CARP TO QUIT

Three diffcren, Paris women's or.
CARNATIONS have drafted resolutions
asking Georges Carpenter that. for
the sake OF bis wife and child. he
give ur boxing entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
New York City.

NtW lptN City,
May 2t. 1929.
Sporting Editor OF Seattle Star:
Dear sir-In your issue Of May 2
i find an article on tho Ice skater,
Bobby Mclean. written by Tom oil.
son. who dwolls at some length on
McIean'a skating race with the Nor.
wogian champion. Oscar Mathiesen.
a few years ago. AZ tho writer's
knowledge OF this memorable race
seems to be rather insufficient, L
trust that you will permit me 20
point out few facts In connection
with the case.
II Is an utterly incorrect statement
when the writer asserts that Mclean
won all or the races except the 10. 600.
meter race. The fact Is that Mnihie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
DARCY TO nox

Jimmy Darcy. Portland middle.
weigh, boxer. win meet Young strib.
Ink. Southern mIddicwoight cham.
poln. AZ Columbus. Ca, on June &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31
JACK JOHNSON BACK

jack Johnson. former heavy.
weight boxing champion OF the
world. arrived IN New York hast
week from Havana. Cuba. where he
has been boxing for some tune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-31

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