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Evening star., 1923-03-25
LIST OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
is LARGEST In HISTORY
Revival OF lnterschoastic Tourney and Adding of
Municipal and Girls Hard Court Events l.
Responsible for Record Total

HREE national tennis championship involving
singles and doubles have been
OF the United
The addition these
and girls hard championships
number titles stake
OF national championships history game
further proof OF the development o
The national interscholastc being b.
this 95
innovations and promise widen ppreaby scope
Practical interest j, attached the nunc.
public oi
under the OF Dwight DAVIS
trophy and president L. s. A.
development In
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Lineup and sum mary.

Substitutions: MISUNDERSTANDING for Zal-
ger. Berger for Osborne Hall for Marty. Mar
ty for Hall, Bonnet for MoQuades Mcauade
Dorsett, Allen for Hough. Hough for. Allen,
Ensor for Smith Smith for Ensor, Reading for
Marden, Marden for Reading. Ady for Rowe,
Rove for Ady, PEBBLES for Myers, Myers for
PEBBLES, Morris for Branner, Branner for Nor
ris. Ford for Heidlebach, Heidlebach for Ford,
Elliott for Marden, Downing for Rowe. Miller
for Myers. B.: P. I.-Hampson for Downs.
Pirie for Mcneil, Kneisi for Hammond.
Goals: Me ryland-Branner ~, Lewis (2),
Heidlebach (2), Marden. PEBBLES. Reading.
p. B. I-Nixdorf. Referee - Pyle, Mount
Washington Club. Representatives,. B. P.
minutes.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
Golfers Out In Force SO National Net Titles at Stake This Year
THRONC ATTENDS OPENING
OF THE MUNICIPAL LINKS
Players Find East Potomac Park Grounds i'm Excel
lent Condition-Major improvements Plan
ned by Washington Golf Club

OBl golfers their
day and invaded the nchole Potomac
numbers that recalled the days midsummer. Yesterdays
high winds failed deter the golf
Was thronged with nearly 100 players waiting off
OF thew
will early
the 1928 composed Began
r. A. Sullivan w. Young A fans
DR. G. Wilson
{ lraina liz Retik
Evening star., 1923-03-25
TENNIS TOURNEY PLANS
ARE BEING MADE EARLY

Plans already are being formulated
by the management OF Wardman Park
Hotel TO hold its second animal invi-
tation tennis tournament
While no definite date has been set
il is expected that the tourney viii
start on MAY 90 Both singles and
doubles Will be listed and II il hoped
10 bring out some Of the leading
players in the District
cup will be placed in competitions
this year 1t must be Won three timt :
for possession.
suitable prizes also viii be given to
the winners In the doubles.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
MICHIGAN TRACK WINNER.

ANN ARROR, Mich. March %
Michigan's track team won the thtr-
tecnth annual meet with Cornell here
tonight 66to points TO 2Si.. TIL
Wolverines. rated leaders in western
conference competition. took nine
frsts in the eleven events,
Evening star., 1923-03-25

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. March -.
c. ~ Phillips of Atlantic city. y !.
won the winter championship oi
Florida this afternoon at the St An-
gustine links when he defeated In
William Moffatt of Utica. y. y, = up
and | to go
Evening star., 1923-03-25
KENNEL AND FIELD
BY Geo. III. Kernodle

ATlONAL CAPITAL FIELD TRIAL CLUB preparing for we'll
stocked when the big trials held here fall, and
of quail have been received from Texas
These will be liberated the thousand Brady Hills
which the club has exclusive hunting privileges planned
Evening star., 1923-03-25
JACKSON'S DAMAGE SUIT
IS ECHO OF SOX SCANDAL
BY rhe Associated Press

~HCAGO March 4Charles OF
| Sox.w who 1919
- series scandal III OF
learned today that until Pitcher
o. alleged sell he
The
tookp in
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Both Willie Hoppe and Jake
Schaefer started their brilliant bill
lizard careers as boy wonders at the
age Of six.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
L GAMES ARE BOOKED
BY GEORGETOWN FROSH

Seventeen games have been arrang-
ed for the Georgetown freshman base
ball team. Contests with all the high
school mines and many of the prep
combinations are listed.
Play will open Saturday, when the
Blue and Gray yearlings will visit
Central High, and the last battle is
booked with Gonzaga on May 26. The
schedule:
March 31-Central, away.
April 3-Eastern, away.
April 10@CentraI, home.
April 11-Western. home.
April 16-Tech, home.
April 20-Business, home.
April 26-GOnzaga, home.
April go or e Prep
(pending).
May 2-Tech, away.
May -VOcatiOnaI II r q N nE
School (pendingD.
May 7-Quantico second team,
away.
May 11-Eastern. home.
May 12-BOllfng Field, away.
May 16-EmersOn, home.
May 2I-GeOrgetoyvn Prep tpend-
inED.
May 2l-Emerson, away.
May 26-G0nzaga. home.
Evening star., 1923-03-25
INSIDE GOLF
What Happens Heres
BY George O'Neil

Many players disregard the very
strict rule which prohibits the club
being sOled in trnp or on n
bunker. There are many players
who seemingly do not know TINT
the club head must not touch the
grOund-be sOled-when they are
playing such lie. The hazard
~ TN0soDT's
e-eA = z lLookN.?l
gNh.~1~sSA ~ seSs.s ns
~ 49, 1H W.
Y C.SE
Evening star., 1923-03-25

Members of the board of governors
Of the Argyle Country Club have been
unofffcialy informed by the purchaser
of the property on which the course
is located, that in all probability the
organization will be able 10 use the
major NORTON of the links this year.
, 1923-02-23
no. FIVE.

Tie has promised to send Euro.
peans memsahibs to call OIL her" said
The priest.
That is TO prevent me from using
violence or her until he has his hands
On the Treasurer
There is another matte- that she
TOLD me, said tho priest.
Repeat It then. Belly of,Jinendra!'
'"Tr!pc. the driIl.master, Is IL wei.
come guest at the house bull. by
JcnEaI Siuah."
What OF IT,"
lie may enter even when the sa.
hibs arc away from home. The scr.
wants have orders to admit him"
Well"
IF it should chance to he true that
tho princess knows tho secret Ct the
Treasure, and that she is selling 4
to the commissioner, Tripe could enter
the house and discover the clue. Who
could rob you OF tho treasure orce
YOU know the secret OF Its hiding
place.
GunEadhura cornered Tom Tr.po'
without delay and ordered ,im to
search the Blainc's house at the first
opportunity.
search for WHAT" demanded
Tripc.
For anything! Tor everything!
Are you ~ for my employment? Then
search the house. and report 10 me
anything unusual that you find in it.
Co.
WhiskCy, drugs, reflection and thu
hints Of twenty dancing girls son
4H#p-4I rVs-waI1,s-. A.
priest was playing a double game; for
what there was in the fat mans men
tai ingredients TINT should anchor his
loyalty TO m Utcmpcred prince, in
case n princess of wit. youth and bril-.
liant beauty should stake her cunning
in tho game?
Why was not Yasmini already ten
times better dead OF posion? Nothing
but the cunning inspired by parter-
ship with priests could have given her
the intelligence to order her maids to
boil n present OF twenty pairs of
French silk stockinEs-nor the malice
to hang them afterward with her own
hands en- n Inc across her palace
roof in fun view Of GunEadhuru's
window.
Hatred OF Yasminl was an obses.
sion with him in any case. He had
loathcd her mother. who dared to
wear down the rule that women must
bc yelled. He was a stiCklcr for
that sort OF thing.
There was no point at which Vas.
mini II he could meet on less than
repiter terms. Her exploits in dis,
Euisc were notorious-so notorious
that men sang songs nbout them in
the drinking places and the khans.
And az II it were not bad enough
there vas n rumor lately that she
had turned Ab~hisharika. To the or
binary folk. who like to listen to love
, 1923-02-23

needed no prophet to explain that "A
visited at intervals by tn"
wives OF English officers could not
be murdered easily or sHfcly.
lie must have it out with Nasm.nl
in one battle royal. Thcrc urc ways.
he reflected, Of worm'ug secrets from
a wumau
II she knew tho secret and refused
to tell. then he knew how to prov.da
that she should never tell anyone
else. But accidents might happen.
In n land OF elephants. tigers. snakes,
wild boars and desperate men there
Is n wide range for circumstances.
and the sooner the accident the less
the risk Of Interference by some in
qu.s'tive English woman with a
ticket -ofadmiss.on signed by Samson.
An "'acr!dcnt" in Yasmini's palace,
he decided would be nearly rs risky
as murder. But lie had a country.
place fifty miles away IN the noun
tains. the Nesting place Of Seven
Swans"
As for the forcibIc abduction that
could best be got around by obliEinE
her to write a letter to himself re
questinE permission to visit the noun.
tainS for n Change Of air and scenery.
There arc ways and means Of ObliginE
wumen to write letters.
Best of all, Ct course, would he
YHsminTs unconditional surrender.
There should be a strenuous effort
Y rst to bring her to her senses.
Physical pain, he had noticed. had
orc effect on peoples senses than
hny amount of argument.
, 1923-02-23

the guard. There was a risk that
whatever she did would only arouse
and increase his suspicious. and she
offered is n~ervously, but withdrew the
paper before the guards fingers
closed on II. The officer was
thoroughly on the qui vice by that
time. and ordered Tess away with
out further ceremony, making his
meaning plain by taking the horses
head and starting him.
Dick cursed the man in language
and swith manner.sms that banished
forever any delusions as 10 his ma,
, 1923-02-23

~ -
Hasmini. charming, v.vac.ous AMI
courageous orphan daughter Of the
N~Iaharajan Of Sialporc and n Rus.
sian Princess. ie not allowed to reign
rs maharaur" iu her fathers place
because. tho british government Of
India dec dies M; to put Il woman on
the throne.
GunCndhura, her cousin, a rapac
ious, ~diaeou!uJc man. is selected in.
atcad. Iic knows OF tho existence
Of tho ~SlaIDore Treasure, the ar
CumuIuttuu NJ generations OF mahL.
rajaha. hut docs not know where It
is hidden. the secret having died with
YasmiuI's father.
Dick BlaiTc, nm American mining
engineer, is employed by GuU-1dhurn
~ostons.hiv 10 look fur gold.
Theresa Blaine. C''Tess'O, Dicks
Wife. strikes up a friendship with
Nasmini. She later ovcrhcars n con.
versI;iCu in which
Sir Ronald Samson, the English
commissioner. tells Tess Of the SiuI
pore Treasurer, OF the probability
that It is that which G~unradhura
really - seeking and that the British
government ought to get first infor.
nation should Dick discover It. To
this Dick, when told later, refuses
10 agree.
The Priest Of the Temple Of jim
endrR, anxious himself to get a clue
to the treasure, is enlisted as an
ostensibIc aid by both GunEudhura
and NasT,inI.
Tom TripC, an English drill scr.
Ecant employed by G~unEadhura, is
induced by NnsminI 10 tell his ON
DloyCr that he had heard she had
been TO see tho Commissioner. Gun
Eadhura's spies bring word that she
, 1923-02-23

stories by moonlight. That meant that
shn had chosen her own lover and
would go to him, when tho timo should
come. Of her own free will. To Gun.
gadhurH. naturally. such a word bore
other meanings. It's we have said. he
was % st.gklcr for proprlcty.
Last, and most uncomfortable crime
OF HlI, 10 seemed sho had now mr.
ranged with Samson to have English
Indies call on her ct intervals. Not a
prophet on earth could guess where
TIA might lead to. and to what ex.
tr-mCs Il Western fashion. But It
, 1923-02-23

their master was. and laws. especially
such laws. were made for other peo-
pie. not for mararajahs.
BY the time Tess and her hus-
band were up side by side in the dog
cart the river mist had moved in.
land. 1t was an almost perfect night
for crime: one could step from street
to street and leave no clue. because
OF the drifting vapor.
Nothing in particular happened un-
ii the horse truck sparks from the
granite fiagstone outside Yasmiui's
, 1923-02-23

gate, and a sleepy Rajput sentry
brought his rifle to the challenge.
He turned out the guard-eiGht
men and a risaldar tofficer-double
the regular number by Gungadhura's
orders.
Now I feel foolish" said Tess.
shall I drive you home again.
little woman? Say the word and
we're off,
Not yet. I haven't tried my am.
munIt.on."
She pulled out Samson's scrubbed
permit and was about to offer IL to
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
cocoNUT HAS MANY FOES
Even Land Crabs Invade tho Planta-
tions in Search of What They Con-
slider a DeIicacy.

Probably not one person i'll hum
dred realizes that this large hairy nut
Is one of the most important articles
grown today.
From its flesh Is made coco-butter,
the basis of margarine and hundreds
of other foodstuffs. It also supplies oil,
and the chief ingredient Of more than
half of our ointments
The coco palm is one Of the most
difficult trees to rear, for 1t has foes
of all kinds. Elephants and monkeys
tear down nuts and branches, doing
great damage in the plantations. Giant
fruit-eating bats descend in dense
clouds upon the trees, working havoc
amongst the young nuts; squirrels gnaw
holes in them and drink the milk
while there are insects that will strip
an entire plantation In few days.
One Of the worst marauders Is the
robber crab, q queer beast which lives
entirely upon land except at breeding
time. This creature Is so fond OF COCO
nuts that 1t has learnt to climb the
trees In search of them and to nip
them off with its great pincer claws.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
To Test Tax Law.

Three actions were insti tuted 10
the state supreme court last Friday
to force recognition by county tax
collectors of the provisions Of the
1923 legislature act, whereby property
coiifscated for taxes by the county
can be redeemed by payment OF the
tax, plus per cent interest from the
date Of delinquency.
Tax collectors over the state have
refused to take notice of the law
because county legal advisers have
held it unconstitutional. The old
law provides that property may be
redeemed by payment OF the tax, plus
penalties and Interest, amounting to
Is per cent. Neither the old Dor the
new law is applicable If the county
has sold the property,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
ESCAPED FROM PEN
]. ]. Wright One Of Five Now
at Liberty.

j. j. Wright from Kootsnai county
was one Of five prisoners who made
their escape from the state peniten-
tiary at Boise at O'Clock the evening
OF June 90. He was sentenced last
fall TO l to Is years for burglary. He
Is described as 'sage "a, white, height
. feet 5-S inches, complexion light,
hair light, eyes pale blue, vac. scar on
upper left arm, scar on right shin"
The escape was effected by saving
through the iron bars and binding
and gagging two of the prison guards.
By means OF placing plank from
the roof OF the newly constructed
shirt factory to the prison wall, the
prisoners got outside the grounds.
Reports of stolen cars indicate the
manDer 10 which they left Ada
county aud probably the state.
All the escaped prisoners were 10
solitary confinement at the time they
made their escape. With the aid OF
saws, that were smuggled to them,
they cut the bars. then climbed out Of
the cell house into the prison yard.
They were all classed as lncorrigibles.
The two guards, who were gagged, and
the day guard, whose duty was To
examine the cells, have been dismissed
from the service. All work 10 the
prison shop from which the saws were
obtained bas been suspended and the
tools locked up.
The four men who escaped with
Wright are, Walter Smith, "a, forgery;
Clarence Rousch, 20, grand larceny;
Hugh Henry Wilson. %, burglary;
Frank f. Walters. 81, grand larceny.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
RAMSEY
Especial Correspondencel

lSptC1dl OOrfeSpOnueuccl
Clarence Olson returned to his home
at Ritzville, Wn., Tuesday.
Aaron Kber OF Occur d'Alene was
visitor at the S. M. Dennis home
last week
B. II. Goldner has disposed of his
fne herd OF dairy cows.
Mrs. Miller's niece. Mrs. r. I.
Johnson OF Corvallis, Ore, was u
guest at The Miller home from Tues
day until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Griffith were
up from Freeman, Wn., Wednesday.
They remained over night at their
sons home, returning the next day.
Orville and Howard Griffith went
home with their grandparents.
Mrs. Dittmer came up from Spo-
kane Friday. She called at the
Brunner, Grif1th, and Miller homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Dennis have
been entertaining j. III. McCandess
and Miss McCaDdless, brother and
sister OF Mrs. Dennis. who accompan-
led them on the return trip to their
home at Charleston, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonu were Sun
day afternoon guests at the Scarcella
ranch.
Mr.. apd Mrs. B. II. Golduer and
Mrs. Cabill motored to Velox Sunday
and took dinner with Mr.. Cahill
They were Joined there by Spokane
friends and the entire party motored
to Hauser Lake for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z M. Griffith, also
Miss Irene Brunner. attended the ball
game at Post Falls Sunday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
Idaho State News Items.

Wet weather has greatly damaged
the bing cherry crop OF the Lewiston
valley.
The government last week sold ten
million feet of timber ia the Pa, te
national forest.
The state has 81, 500, 900 on deposit
Ia banks Of Idaho, according to D. r.
Banks. state treasurer.
Elk 10 the Selwsy national forest
are suffering severely from mango aud
some are dying from the disease.
w. j. Hall, state commissioner OF
public works. reports $3 600. 900 worth
Of highway construction in progress
10 Idaho.
In the Twin Falls section 1t Is
claimed that farms would proba bl y
be overrun with grsssbJpper', cut
worms and other pests If IL were not
for the Chinese LbeAsants which are
unusually numerous there.
Names of prsone.s paroled from
the penitentiary and those applying
for parole will not be eiven out for
publication. according to +. A. Jeter.
secretary Of state. Citizens are warned
that sending q pleas for the parole or
pardon Of any prisoner is violation
uf the law, but protests against parole
or pardon will be died and considered .
David w. Davis, for two terms
governor uf Idaho, has been apppinI-
ed commissioner Of reclamation. a
new office created by Secretary OF the
Interior Hubert Work. The appoint
meut was made at Washington. ID. G !,
on June 8. At the same time Secre-
tary Work abolished the office OF
director of reclamation which has
been occupied for several years BY
Arthur P. Davis.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
Not Passing This Way.

President Harding will reach
Spokane, on his way to Alaska, by
way of the Chicago, Milwaukee
railroad coming from Butte, Mont,
via St. Maries, instead of over the
Northern Pacific by way of Sand
point and Rathdrum. This is the
information contained in Governor
Moore's announcement of plans
made by the presidents advance
agent June 22. The president is
to be in Spokane July 2.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
STOP REMOVING DIRT
Board Takes Action. Mickey
Resigns.

The practice of digging up ano
hauling out dirt from streets in
Rathdrum by individuals is to be
stopped. At the meeting of the
village board Tuesday evening
action was taken and signs ordered
posted on one street along the
transfer track on the north side
which is said to have been made
dangerous by holes dug to get
fresh earth for lawns and gardens.
The resignation of John M.
Mickey as trustee, filed a month
ago, was accepted. All members
of the board were present except
Mr.. Mickey, vino has gone to
Canada.
A letter from Commissioner
Means of the state department Of
agriculture was read calling atten-
ton to the duty of village authori-
ties under the law to provide for
proper inspection OF scales and gas,
pumps within the village.
Bills allowed:
Jay PurIngton, park caretaker
salary one month $50
S. L. FarnswOrth. treasurer
salary Apr. May, part Of June 2l 50
Tribune, publishing Ord. 79
aud printing treas. reports
F.. L. Farnsworth. police at
dance May 90
Lakeside Co., warrant register 3
} R M Culp, treas. cash book 2
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
Former RathdTum Man HOnOTed

A recent issue Of the newspaper at
Central Village, Conn.. contains an
account OF the presentation to Frank
LaFavre Of suitably inscribed gold
watch, chain and cnarm, on the
occasion OF bis retirement as post
master The gift was from bis fellow
citizens aud was token Of their
appreciation OF his four and quarter
years service 10 that Office. 90 the
same occasion Mrs. LaFavre received
box OF chocolates. Mr.. and Mrs.
LaFavre formerly resided at Upper
Twin lake, removing to Connecticut
over ten years ago.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
The Cherry Is Popular.

The wild cherry Is dever found
growing in abundance in any locality.
Its popularity for decorative work has
led to the destruction OF much cherry,
and there has never been sufficient
provision for replacing the trees cut,
says Nature Magazine. Those who
have given the matter study note with
alarm the growing scarcity OF the
black cherry and see that unless
greater care is taken in future 1t will
soon become extinct.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
POST FALLS

The new fire siren was tried and
found not satisfactory.
Two miles Of new piping have been
installed by the East Greenacres
irrigation district.
Plans are on foot to rent the bath
Ing beach owned by A. M. Martin. 1t
is one of the best beaches on the
Spokane river.
John f. Enders and Mrs. E. w.
Rice were married at Ceur d'Alene
last week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
K. Of P. and Pythian Sisters
Grand Officers Elected.

Bull, Idaho. - The 3lst annua
session OF the grand lodge, Knight
Of Pythias, held 1T Buhl last week
elected the following officers:
Grand Chancellor, G. II. McMahap
Nampa.
Grand Vice Chancellor, e. A.
Bowler, Shoshone.
Grand Prelate. NJ. NJ. Farmer,
Bls:kfoot.
G. X. OF R. & s., +. Wm. voIgt-
lander, Kellogg (reelected)
G. NJ. OF Ex., Chas. w. Culp, Rath.
drum, (reelectsd).
G.. N. at Arms, r. L. Brainard,
Kellopg
G l. G., W C. Renfrew, Moscow.
G. o. G., Robt. e. Emmett, Gene
see.
Grand TrIbuoe, yrs c. D. Moore,
Pocatelio.
Grand Trustees yrs. a. II. Ingalls,,
Payette.
Grand Trustee. 2 yrs. Arthur p.
Hay, Occur 'Alene.
Supreme Representative. James r.
Hall, Wallace
The 1924 grand lodge will convene
at Lewiston.
The Pythian Sisters grand temple
officers elected for ensuing year are:
Past Grand Chief, Myrtle Mitchell,
Nez Perce.
Grand Chief, Leila jain, Genesee.
Grand Senior, MaLhilda Markell,
Craigmont.
Grand Junior, Cemencc Eldred.
Twin Falls.
Grand Manager, julia Haynes,
Lewiston.
Grand NJ. OF r. and c., Lulu Jair.
Moscow.
Grand Mistress OF Finance, J heo
". Sherfey, Buhl.
Grand Protector, Pearl Scott, Occur
d'Alene.
Grand Guard, Lou Mathiensep,
Grand Press Correspondent. Lottie
Roberts. Boise.
Supreme Representative for 4 year,
Ella Smith, Boise.
Supreme Alternate, Ethel Hotfer,
Lewiston.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29
HARRISON

The shingle mill has closed until
the market improves.
James Olmstead has closed his
meat market for the summer.
Farmers are not so anxious to sell
their cattle since the rains have made
abundant grass and the hay crop will
be large.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-06-29

The Spirit Lake team WOO the
game at Newport, IL to 2.
The billiard hall has changed
hands.
Dorothea Muekel was married
recently to Earl Mortlock Of Spokane
Ninety couples attended the base
ball dance.
Eighty thousand cutthroat trout
from the Coeur d'Alene hatchery
were planted 10 Spirit lake last
week.