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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
Ia Drivers
TO Qualify
for Clash

KANSAS CRY. Mo. Oct. 90
~ Fourteen drivers were prepared
TO qualify Saturday for the ssomile
national championship speedway
race here Sunday. AL drivers faced
the necessity OF pushing their cars
over the board track at u speed OF
100 miles an hour before being quail.
fled 10 start. In practice spine all
OF the drivers have made laps at no
miles an hour or better. A prize OF
50. 900 Ia hung up for the winner.
II Eddie Harue should win. Il will
insure him sufficient points TO claim
the championship OF America for
1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
FITZPATRICK
GETS HONOR

Fifteen Princeton alumni have
presented the Princeton University
Athletic association with series of
10 medals which are TO honor Keene
Fitzpatrick. trainer and coach. They
viii be awarded the member OF the
varsity or freshman track team
showing the greatest Improvement
and faithful devotion in his chosen
event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
JIM FLYNN
LOSES TO
BIG NEGRO

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2o.--Jin
Nl Flynn. veteran Pueblo fireman.
was knocked out in tho third round
OF a scheduled i5.round fight here
last night BY Sam Langford. the
old Boston tar baby. Flynn was
floored four times in the first round
and twice in the second. Some ex.
element was caused before tho fight
when Flynn refused to accept Carl
struder OF FL Paso as the referee.
NJ. LIeberrnan of San Antonio was
then substituted.
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Golf Gossip
ELkS ANNUAL
SUNDAY nATrIE

G. = "cappy keiiison. herdsr Of the
local Elk golfers. will pick out 30 from
the herd and match them against the
best team that the Tacoma lodge can
pat on tho field. This is all Eolnx TO
happen sunday ht tho Darlington links
The fret foprsome starts on lie way az
o'clock. sharp, Incidentally, Roy Web.
ster, leader % the visiting squad. netl-
fled Skipper Ksliiaon that this was one
time that - u not going % get a leg
on the scebey cup, The return match
wtii b played m the City % Destiny IN
the very near future. Tho local lodge
won the 1891 and 1884 Tits.
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and the Washington Golf and
Country club.
Before going into any moro de-
tails regarding what Is going to be
done on that Mckinley HIN location.
il might be well to first give some
Of the history OF this newborn GOLF.
ing organization.
Several months ago. or 20 be ex.
act. on January IS, 1898. Herbert A.
schoenfeid. Leo S. sehwahacher.
Carl Ritter. Albert Schubaeh. Joe
Newberger. Nathan Eckstein. Ar
thur g. Cohen and several other
well known travellers OF the fair.
ways. assembled and right then and
there decided that the time was ripe
TO start something. That "some.
thing" brought about the organlxa.
ton OF the Washington Golf and
Country club. The next move was
TO get the money and the site. The
money part was easy. so easy In
fact. that exactly two months after
organization. the club was incorpo-
rated.
The hunt for a suitable place 20
build golf course resulted in many
travels TO all parts in and around
the city. but. after looking over
some 20-odd prospects, the Mckinley
Hill property. with an so.aero area.
was purchased from the South Seat.
Ac Land Co. The club also has an
ption on the other half OF this
lse-acre tract or land.
a. v. Macan. the well-known Vic
togia amateur golfer and links
architect. was retained 70 inspect
the ground and draw UP plans for
an 1s-hoie course. Only nine holes
win be built at present. and In fact
Mac" has this part siaked off and
ready for the construction work TO
begin. Owing TO the thickiy wooded
conditions that prevail. II Is rather
uncertain what win be revealed
when the ciearinga are finished.
Architect Macan. who has had long
experience In this line OF work.
reports that the ground Ia Ideal for
a golf course and that the soil is
All that could be desired for same.
That the directors are not going
to be caught mapping. like many
other clubs thruout the country at
the present stage of the work. is
very evident. because IL has been
agreed upon TO award the contract
for the building OF the washington
Golf and Country club eourse only
40 a firm OF nationally known build
rs Of golf links. This work. Of
COURSE. will be done in accordance
with the plans drawn UP By Macan.
The length Of this nInshols journey
will be about 1900 yards.
The clubhouse. the site for which
has not been selected as yet. will
be built on the unit" plan, and
will grow with the club. For the
present, the structure win be Just
large enough for practical purposes
Everything Is all set TO 90 and
at a meeting OF the board last
Thursday. a campaign for members
was started. Just how many names
viii be added TO the present List Of
81 charter members Is not known.
but the drive u on and everything
has a rosy-hued appearance.
When the frat annual meeting in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
JOHN Dnors IN
10 SAY "iIELI.O"

John O. Andersen. well known golf
scribe ard golfer. iinEstsd IN eur fAir
city long enough last Thursday 90 play
a round Of golf on the municipal links
snd nine holes on the North End course
before continuing on his journey TO San
Francisco. Records show tina; this young
player. having bSen ruansr~wp twice In
tho national amateur rhsmpl0nshlp In
1919 Jerry Tfaysrs defeated him IN the
finals and tvo years later he lost the
honors 20 Bob Gardner. Tie results of
both matches were the same. namely.
five up and four TO play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20

held next January this latest aE.
rival may be re-ehrsstsued. but un.
III such time II will be known as
the Washington Golf and Country
Club" and those who are nursing
il along arc IA follows: l. 8.
schwabachcr. president: Albert schu.
bach. vice president; Herbert A..
schoenfeld. secretary; J. III. New.
berger. treasurer. This quartet, 10.
gethcr with the following. form the
board OF governors: Nathan Eek.
stein. Victor staadsoksr. Arthur G..
Cohen. l.. b. Barde, Louis Ruben.
stein, J. G. Lang. l.. II. Plcchncr.
E. Rosenberg. Marc J. Lees. Edgar
Schwa bacher.
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Heston and Herrnstein who
bore the brunt Of the Mich
igan attack. "Heston and
Herrnstein" was a phrase-a
slogap-that was on each and
every lip.
That was 20 years back. But the
performances Of that sterling pair OF
gridders are still remembered at
Michigan. Today. the names OF Hes
ton and Herrnstein are again being
voiced, And their deeds on the field
Of battle are likewise being closely
watched.
Already the work Of these young
STEERS has come in for bit OF praise.
Both are sophomores and conse-
auently are getting their initial try
outs with the varsity. Each plays
In tho backfieId, as did the Heston
and Herrnstein Of old. and both
have hung up some notable feats In
early season games.
:. With such accredited stars MS
7 lpko and Stegerln tho Yost back.
7leld this fall. II H. quite possible
that neither Heston nor Herrnsteln
will earn regular berths In their
sophomore years, but watch out for
them next campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
GRIP TOOMEY
INSTILLS PEP

Irving Grip" Toomey. four years
on the University OF California foot.
ball and baseball teams. and now
coach at the Hanford Union high
school, Is putting pep into athletics
and other school activities at the
prep institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
EAHI.IN0TTS PLAY
REACHES FINALS

They are dpua 20 the finRis IN the
play for PreAident Prank RyAn's trophy
a. darlington. and the winner will 10
decided some time next week when Mra.
y. c. MoeFe and Mrs. VI y. Brown meet
IA the mai round. Two Gloss matches
we're played la the semi finals this week.
Mfs. AiooFr defeating Mrs. H. Wright.
: up. Rnd Mrs, Brown scoring a ilka win
In her play against Mrs. y. ilanlon.
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NORTH ESDFRs our
FOR CAPTAINS cur

Members q the seattle Golf elub viii
play Tor their captains cup, Saturday.
and which. Incidentally, Il the fourth
successive year that sam Rasssli the
popular captain, has been called upon 10
dauats a trophy. Well. sam. that IL
one az the "hennFn- that gees with the
eaptklney Match play aEaiust bogay
viii determine the winner Of Capt Sans
handsome piece Of stlverwaFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
woMFS's SESSION AT
DARLINGTON ENDS

I.as: wednesday marked the .nd Of
the seasons scheduis In the romsn'n
MIRA &. ~. Gresham captured the final
prize by winning tho hladsn-hois COM
petition. Second honors went 70 Mrs.
3. HanIon.
To Mrs Don G. Moore. the very able
and Woodworking captain. goes the fuli
credit of putting over the biggest and
best schedule OF competitive play that has
ever been staged on the Darlington
course This was Nra. Moefs's first al
tempt In the role OF captain. bat every
one Of her team. mates will tell the vide.
vida world that she n star performer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20

The Seattle club intended to use
Jimmy Welsh as a regular in the
outfield IL he isn't sold to big
league club. Welsh did remarkably
we'll for q l9,year.old kid Just
breaking into pro ball. He never
had any other league experience.
II Welsh develops as he should
no may bring the Indians a record
price In another year or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
One-Legged Boy Plays on
Ohio Prep Gridiron Team

a guard on tho basketball team. too.
He also plays baseball and carries
Off medals In swimming.
A hunting accident in 1921 cost
him his right leg. Fellow students
staged n pageant for his benefit.
Proceeds were sufficient TO buy him
an artificial limb and defray his
school expenses.
Then Vernon started TO come back
And he's still coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
u. S. PUGILISM
is ON GREASE

Boxing fans in England consider
the no.decision fights in the United
States as a great joke and purely
commercial entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
Bowling News

A NEW league record was estab.
n lished by the Ben Paris Billiard
team in the city loop last night.
when the men rolled l.12S In their
second game at the Ideal bowling
alleys.
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DAYToN, Ohio. oct. Governor
~ schwnb only has one leg

~ Schwnb only has one leg
But that doesn't keep him from
being mighty dangerous lad on the
gridiron,
This year he's captain OF tho ST..
vers high school eleven here. II won
the southern Ohio championship In
1922.
More than that. vernon's practl.
caIly the whole squad. The only
veteran left. this gritty youngster
became the nucleus Of the new ma.
chine the stivers coach began build.
ing this season.
schwab. rs. and Weighing 100, Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20

BOSTON, Oct. 2O.--Johnny vii.
son. former middleweight champion,
won a 10.round decision from
George Robinson, colorcd, OF Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
ZAIINISER
LOOKS GOOD

Take the Washington club for In.
stance. In Paul Zahniser Manager
DOME Bush has developed "A right
handler who should win a good
many games for the Nationals next
year. Zahniser came TO the club in
tlc middle OF tho season and after
slow start has hit big league
gait and done some excellent pitch.
ing. He has good speed, but a
splendid curve ball Is his best asset.
For several years Cleveland has
been weak as 10 lefthanders. Man
ger Speaker seem 90 have RENE
died this fault. In joe Shaute and
jim Edwards he has developed two
southpnws who should win consis.
tently for the Indians next year.
Both show great promise.
Because OF the all.star pitching
staff OF the New York Yankees. re-
crult pitchers have had but little
chance to show on that club. How.
ever. In Roettger and Pipgrns. Man
ager Higgins has two young right
handlers who look TO have every
thing that a big league pitcher
should have.
MAKES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20

SPECIAL MATCH
AUBURN, Oct. Gothic Master Light
ing 6 Fixture team OF Auburn invaded
Seattle and defeated the Elks after
hard fought battle. After the crashing
OF the naples was all over, the verdict
read as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
Valley Loop

AUBURN, Oct. 2o.-After three weeks
on the road. In which the Master Light
ing & Fixture team OF Auburn won
and lost 4, they opened the series AT
home with taking 8 games from the
Enumclaw five.
The series was opened with a musical
entertainment given by Boots Happy
Pals, the Auburn jazz Orchestra. followed
by a speech by Mayor Bertch. the
mayor also opened the series by rolling
the first ball.
Eighteen merchandise prizes were In
order. donated by the business men OF
Auburn.
Next week Sumner plays In Auburn
and Renton the second week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
new COLFNG CLUB ORGANIZED BY SEATTLE LINKS PLAYERS
w ashingtOn Club Takes
Site South of Seattle

Nine Holes Being Planned by Victoria, B. c., Golf
Architect; Is Holes to Be Established Later On;
Plans Announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20

Captain BR Boelter. star half
back and captain Of the Drake Uni-
rersitv eleven. Is one Of the pre-
eminent stars Of the West. BoeIter
has been an AiI-Ioioa and an All
Missouri VALLEY choice for ttoo
years. This season he hopes TO
make the AH.Western.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20

ONLY AMERICANS
Only American born citizens are
permitted TO compete for the United
States team in the Olympic Games
Naturallzcd citizens are barred.
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NAMES
IMPRESSIVE DEBuT

IMPRESSIVE DEBUT
In John Burns. secured from the
Shreveport u-a.l club OF the Texas
league. Connie Mack feels positive
he has unearthed a most promls.
Ing recruit. Burns is n highlander
who knows how 10 pitch. He hasn't
the stuff OF Walter Johnson. but
he mixes up his assortment In great
style and should make good. He
won two OF his first three starts
after joining this Mackmen. beating
Detroit and Washington and losing
70 Cleveland.
While Herman Pillettc OF Detroit
failed 10 live UP to his great show.
ing OF 1899. syl johnson. who was
picked 10 star a year ago and fail
ed. has hit his stride and should be
a big ivip 10 Cobb next season. In
addition the Tigers have landed a
likely aouthpaw in whltehiil. In a
gnme against the Yankees. which
Detroit won, he allowed only one
hit in six innings. In his next start
against Cleveland Ire Permits
Cleveland TO register only two safe
hits. Some pitching against two OF
the hardest hitting clubs IN the
American league.
II Is conservative TO say that the
American league in the season just
closed has developed a dozen pitch
ers capable OF holding their own.
That means considerably more
trouble for the batters next year.
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Tho Seattle club intended to MS,

rOtals 800. sla ass a7o--aiIl
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-24
PROCEEDINGS OF
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The Board of Supervisors of Pearl
River County, Mississippi, met in
regular session in the Supervisors
Room in the Court House, on Mon
day, the 7th day of May, 1928.
There were present the following
members and officers: j. S. Moody,
President, member from District
No. 1; Hamp S. Stewart, member
from District No. 2; G. w. Amacker,
member from District No. 8; W. H.
hBurks, member from District No. a;
D. R. johnson, member from District
No. 5; Jno. T. Boyd, Sheriff, and
H. K. Rouse, Clerk.
Contract Between G. & s. l. r. r.
and Board of Supervisors, etc.
/ 1t is ordered by the Board that
the following agreement and con.
tract between the Gulf and SHIP
Island Railroad Company and the
Board of Supervisors of Pearl River
County, be and the same is here
by confirmed and adopted, to-wit
The Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
road Company hereby grants tc
Pearl River County the right to en-
ter upon, use and enjoy, for the
purpose only of locating and main
tanning a public highway, a part
of Lot A, Section 1, and part of
Lot 1, Section 2, in Township 1,
South, Range ID West, Pearl River
County, particularly described as fol
lows, to-wit:
A rectangular strip of land to be
used as a public highway, the south
line of which begins on the norther-
lily right-of- line of the Gulf
and Ship Island Railroad at point
1873 feet westerly from mile post
81 and extending thence westerly
1850 feet to said northerly right
of-way line, as is indicated in red
lines and figures on attached blue
print vs. A, which is made a part
of this agreement.
1t is understood that the said
county is authorized to use and oc-
cupy said land as a public highway
so long as the same will not be
needed for railroad purposes, then
the right of the railroad company to
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
the Board of Trustees of the Car
riere Consolidated School, Carriere,
Miss, will on the 9th day of June,
1928, Saturday until three o'clock
p. M. at the school house, receive
sealed bids for the sinking Of deep
well for the school.
The contractor will be required to
furnish all material, labor and equip
ment and guarantee water supply
of fifty gallons per minute with air
pressure. The well to be OF four
inch standard black pipe.
The trustees reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
This the 10 day Of May, 1928.
LONNIE L. WATKINS,
B. H. MILLER,
F. S. LUMPKIN, Trustees
No. AZ.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-24


hereby acknowledged.
1t is understood that the Board
of Supervisors of Pearl River Coun-
ty, in meeting assembled, at it's
October, 1922 term, authorized the
execution of this instrument for and
on behalf of the county by Honor
able j. S. Moody, it's President, and
that the Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
road Company will execute this
agreement by its Executive Vice
President, w. T. Stewart.
In accordance with the foregoing
this instrument is therefore hereby
executed by the respective parties,
! in duplicate, on, this the 9th day of
May, 1928.
Board of Supervisors Of Pearl
River County, by J. s. Moody, Presi-
dent.
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
Company, by W. T. Stewart, Exc
cutive Vice President.
Order Creating New Election Pre-
cinct in District No. 2.
It is ordered by the Board that
new election precinct, or district,
be and the same is hereby created
and established in Supervisors Dis
trict No. 2, the same to be bounded
as follows: Beginning at point on
the line between Lamar and Pearl
River Counties at the Northeast
corner of Section ~, Township l
South, Range Is west, and run South
on the Range line between ranges
ID and Is to the Southeast corner
of Section 10, said Township and
range; thence East on the Section
line a distance of four miles, or to
the Southwest corner of Section 16
Township South, Range Is West;
thence North on the section line to
the Northwest corner of said Sec
ton 16; thence West on the section
line a distance Of three miles, or to
the Southwest corner of Section IL
Township / South, Range 16 west;
thence North on the section line tc
the Northern boundary line of Pearl
River County, which is the North
west corner of Section /, Township
/ South, Range 16 West; thence fol
low the said county line Eastwardly
back to point of beginning. The
voting or polling place in said dis
Itrict is hereby designated and fixed
at the Byrd Line Consolidated School
House.
| 1t is further ordered that the
County Election Commissioners OF
Pearl River County and the County
Registrar be notified Of the crea-
Ition of the said election district and
that the necessary Registration and
Poll books be provided by the Cir
,cuit Clerk, so that all qualified cleo
ltors residing within the said cleo
ton district and those who have
heretofore registered according to
law, may have their names trans
ferred to the Registration and Poll
books for the said new district.
| Officers Monthly Report.
| The monthly reports of c. E.
Bass, Supt. of Education, and Of
DR.. W. I. Arledge, County Health
officer, were received and filed.
appointment of Committee on Road
Petition.
| The petition Of Melton Mitchell
land twenty other house-holders and
free-holders, praying for the estab-
Ilishment of a new public road to
run from a point on the Jackson
Highway at Cedar Grove Church,
i
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-24
GOAT HALE IN BIG
LEAGUE BALL

After coaching the boys of the
Pearl River County A. H. S. through
a most successful season, Goat"
Hale" has gone to the Little Rock
base ball team of the Southern
League, and has been assigned to
third base.
1t goes without saying that Hale
will more than make good with the
team, for his work has always been
first class in both base ball and
foot ball.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-24

notice and do Is requested in tb,,
You will please meet, numb,
your routes, state the number Of
children on route, schedule, ctr
Make two copies, mail one copy r.
me SO I may file same in office not
later than May Fl.
a. Your very truly,
G. E. BASS.
| No. Al.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-05-24
MAYORS COURT.

Lamar Wheat was arrested and
plead guilty for using profane lang
uage, May 22nd. Fined $1,000 and
cost Of Court.
Charlie Wheat was arrested or
three charges, two in which he
plead guilty, for using profane lam
guage, was fined $1,000 and cost
of Court for each, the other charge
was for Drunk and Disorderly, anc
which he was fined $1,000 and cost
of Court for which he taken an ap-
peal.