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HARDING MEMORIAL COM MiTTEE

|: The following are designa ted | as members of the Seward q Harding Memorial Committee t$ to arrange for and secure con- q tributions to the Harding Me- {; morial Fund in the Town of q Seward, Alaska. o w. o. PERRY, Chairman. {; Wm. H. Whittlesey, P. c. Mo {: Mullen, c. E. Orlander, H. B. :$ Selby, A. J. Goodskey Mrs. q Short, Wayne Blue, Elwyn q Swetmann, Sven Lundblad, s. :$ l.. Colwell, George Sexton, J. s. q Badger, Mrs Emelie Wey- !: brecht, Mrs. Ralph Reed, Mrs. q Stephen Adelman, Pete Peter q son, Frank LagerQuist, Mrs !: Frances Scott.
 q This committee will meet at :$ the City Hall Monday evening, :s at S:30 D. m. Cat conclusion Oi :: regular meeting of Common |: CounciD, December r, 1923.
 |: L. V. RAY, Mayor.
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WOMAN FINED $2O0

( Miss Nancy Berg, proprietor of Nancy's Kitchen in Anchorage, was given a sentence of sixty days in jail and fired ~- on her plea of gull : ty to po@sassion of intoxicating H. oc1r. l".e art suspended the jail senutno, on promise by the defendant she wou.a keep no more liquor on her premises.
 The dance Saturday night was a very successful affair.
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kENNEcOTT WANTS MEN

Six miners are wanted at the Ken necott mines, according to informa- tion received here. The wire states that wages paid are $5.25 a day less $1.45 board and eight cents for hos pital fees. Railroad fare from Cor. dova to Kennecott will be refunded after six months service.
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Toys and Novelties, J. L. Graefs. tt
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ANCHORAGE FEELS SHOCK

An earthquake shock served An chorage citizens as an alarm clock last week, the shocks, which was one of the heaviest for some time, lasting 25 seconds.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-12-17

J. G. Gilbert, who formerly was fore man of the local car shops arrived on Saturdays .rain and will leave on the Northwestern for Seattle to spend the holidays with bis family.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-12-17

Peter Pierce, an employe at the Anchorage dock returned home this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-12-17

Chas. L. Craig, Comptroller of the City of New York, whom President Calvin Coolidge recently pardoned. Federal Judge Mayer had sentenced Craig to jail for contempt of court.
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Fred Stalder returned on Saturday train from Primrose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
PARKWAY and
g ByALE1 c.Ro5E
~ - "

MYTH the competitive golf season.
w hereaboutr, drawing TO a close,
the green's committees and profes.
SIGNALS OF the various clubs are now
turning their attention 10 tho new
work that II 10 he done on the yari.
GUS courses during the winter
months. There Is much TO be done
and when spring puts in its appear.
ance many changes will be seen on
Seattlc's fairways.
Out at the Seattle Golf club links,
new green's nre being built for the
nth and tenth holes. These are ex.
pecied to be ready for play next
April when the new Nos. 3, and s
fairways will be opened.
The putting area nj the sixth hole
az Inglowood is being built up on the
back and completely romodeled. Tho
lakeshorc golfers viii have grass tee.
In grounds 10 shoot from next year
II the present plans do not miscarry.
The University and darlington
Inks win also DO the scene OF many
changes this winter. where bunkers
and traps will be placed 10 make tho
going tougher for the delivercr Of
the hook or slice.
The spring OF 1924 is going TO bring
Joy to the members OF the Rainier
Golf club, because its coming means
the opening OF the new nine--a model
links-which viii give them an is.
hole course.
Yes. the golf craze Is stili hanging
around seattle and the various golf.
ing organizations here are spending
plenty OF cash TO keep their links
fitted up along the lines OF modern
golf course architecture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08

RGbs fANN JACK Ac44oNNctts
seattie's promising heavyweight. and
The card win mark the first time
in quite a while that two Seattle
boys have fought each other IN tho
main event. II has appeared Of late
as tho the days OF scTapping amongst
tho horne-bred boys was q thing OF
the past. with California or Eastern
boxers forming tho opposition. and
sometimes even two outsiders, such
rs was the casa when Vic Foley
boxed Johnny Farr and Teddy Silva.
The serni.windup viii feature Nor.
gan Jones. Tacoma lightweight. and
a main eventer any place in tho
Northwest. against George Burns OF
Portland. Jones gave Dodo Bsrcot a
good fight In his last battle here The
four remaining matches will be
cllnched today. A four.round scrap
between Willie SoIlls Of Salt Lake
and Roy Small OF Tacoma, Is slated
as one OF the ail-star four.ronnd At.
fractions.
Tho coming match win have oil
the glnnor OF local interest. Each
boy viii have HIS own particular
following. and the fans viii split up
In fnctions to support their favori,e.
Regardless OF who wins. II win be a
Seattle boy who win score n victory.
and training expenses disbursed will
remain right In Seattle and not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
Size Doesn't
Always Count

a good big man will usually beat
good little man, but size In Itself
means little inside OF the hemp.
a MANN ountain named Big
Mum. a former football player.
fostered by Gene Malady. Omaha
sportsman. went into the ring in
the Middle West the other night
weighing 200 pounds, towering over
his opponent. Jack Clifford. Ike
the Smith building over It's neigh.
hors. clifford weighed 1870.
Early in the fight Clifford smack.
I'd Mum on the whiskers and the
lights went out.
Jack Dempsey made a mess out
OF jess Willard and Dempsey was
outweighed several pounds.
Bob Fitzsirnmons, one Of the
greatest fighters the game ever
knew, thought nothing Of giving
away 40 pounds in weight.
It's not size that counts so much:
It's ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
THETA Debts
VICTORIOUS IN
FRAT CLASH
BY TOM OLSEN

'0LD MAN DOPE took one on the
" chin last night when tho light
but hcrappy Theta Delta Chi cage
five defeated thu Delta Kappa Ep.
ailon aggrvgaiion in the fraternity
championship game at the Univcr.
aity OF Washington gym. The final
count was "a 90 10.
The "pekes.- vino have boen
winning all OF the preliminary
games with comparative ease. were
heavy fayorltcs to trounce tho
Theta Debts in last nights title
battle.
Tho winning team played like n
wNll-oiled machine. II would ba
hard TO pick an individual star IN
that game, Arnold Cooley. a former
University Of Idaho performer. was
the mainNtay OF the aggregation.
Cooley. playing guard. made nine
points. and was tied with Barnett.
the "Dsko' forward, for high.point
honors.
TIM Greeley Brothers. Gib, c.
and Mike. made up for what tho
lacked In size. with fight and abil.
ity. and performed In an able man.
ner. Russ McKochnIe and Dick
Gross also looked sweet for the
winners.
BARRETT played a great game for
the losers. Army Marion. hts run.
ming mate at forward. shown bril-.
lianily and was "a valuable cor in
the "Dcke's' passing and defensive
game.
webb Augustine was the best bet
Of Tire defense for the losers. and
played a star floor game.
The Theta Debts meet the Pirate
five. Independent champions, for
tho all.universlty title early next
week.
Theta poir t72) y. X Y. tin)
q. Greeley OF. ........ Marion tt)
grosH 90 ..4.....sF.s.,.,. Baruett t9l
McKechnic a. ..c...... Anderson go
G. Greeley ..u.....,...a.. Tuppcr
cooley Ca1 f+...sb...t., Augustine t2l
gubatltuilous Theta Debts. ~. Greeley
tai for O. Greeley. o. Greeley Tor NJ.
Greeley: -. X r.. pRdsiford Tor Tupper,
score NJ half iime--Theta Delta Chi
~. u. X. T.. Z.
Reforec-cliff Harrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
M CARTHY- HEARING HAS BEEN Set FOR MONDAY
FOUR 1924 CONFERENCE GRID GAMES LINED UP FOR HUSES
Arbitration Board Is
Hearing Big Ball Fuss
Fight Between Big Five and Little Three Is Coming
to Head, Altho 1t May Go to National Commission
Whole Baseball World Watching Outcome

>HlCAGO, Dec. S-The busiest in Chicago today is
William H. Mccarthy planning his assault the Pacific
Coast league throne from which he claims he illegally
ousted Mt the league meeting weeks ago when five club
owners elected Harry Williams, of Los Angles to succeed
him.
Mccarthy claims that the vote to elect Williams par
cpated IN by the Seattle club against which he has laid
charge OF syndicate ball. and that therefore ii he Mccarthy
isn't president of the league. then neither Is Williams
or arbitration Monday
meanwhile Mccarthy his
cut statements and doing their
arrive on the
as MS president OF the Coast
lost time by handing out the history the
detail
Tho OUTLAW" big five
feet Their Dpewriers busiiy pounding
or the big five Bill Keeper
soner lands and Charles
Mccarthy.
Ewing Lane and Rivers the remaining
legal Williams Is sitting tight lodging
board Is
can. wherever he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
IA uILins Is
After Bout
for Wills
Manager Says Black Pan
Their Can't Be Argued
Out of Dempsey Battle
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. Dec. ss-"For the
IN benefit OF thoae who arc trying
10 make my man look bad. I'll tell
them all that Harry Wills isn't going
TO be argued out Of chance at tho
heavyweight championship" Paddy
Mullins. manager OF tho negro, said
today.
Mullins said that bush league pro.
motors" wero making all kinds OF
offers for fights thnt he considered
foolish. In the attempt 20 make II
look an II Wills were afraid 20 meet
good man.
THAT Firpo hasn't any right % be
throwing challenges az Wills now.
He's boon knocked out by Dempsey
ana no should step back 10 tho end
OF tho line and walt his turn with
tho seconds.
Tom Gibbons has been beaten by
Dempsey and we all know that Glib.
bonn " too light 10 stand n chance
with the champion In another bout.
Renault has a hundred miles to tray.
al before he would DO ready for a
championship.
wills IL the only contender. He
has never been beaten by Dempsey
and he IN tho outstanding man OF the
heavyweight claRa.
We've beon promised chance
with Dempsey and we are atIll hold.
ing that promise. II has never been
shown that MIXED bout will not DO
permitted and our failure 20 get
Dempsey into the ring with Wills
can only mean ono thing Dempsey
does not want the match"
Mullins and Wills nrs supposed
10 have Cancelled Tex Rlckard from
iitsir list. According 10 his friends.
Mullins holds Richard 70 blame for
putting Wills aside several times
when no had chance 10 promote tho
fight.
Wills. according 10 Mullins. Is IN
good shape and all tho stories about
his glaAs Jaw and his weak heart are
part OF tho campaign TO discredli
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
Collins Has Two
Likely Youngsters

Mike Collins. the ST. Paul boxing
imprcsario. has two likely young.
sters In his ring stable.
One Is Jim Delsncy. light
heavyweight. and the other Is
Johnny o'Donneli. a lightweight.
These boys must have something.
Delaney rally beat Bert Collmas
IN Los Angeles Ia four rounds. but
only got a home town" draw.
while o'Donnell beat Phn Salvatore.
the best Of the California light.
weights.
Both o'Donnell and Delaney are
only youngsters In their early TWEEN.
ties, and Collins. who is n smart
manager, should bring them a long
ways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
Bantam Boxers
Given Ranking

Here Is ranking OF the ban.
tanweights OF the country Hat
ed in about the order Of their
skill: Joe Lynch. Carl Ire
maine, Johnny Curtin, Lew
Hurley, Harold Smith. Frankie
Jerome. Joe Burman. Spencer
Gardner Bud Taylor, Abe Gold
stein. Abe Friedman, Terry Mar
tin. Eddie Martin. Pete Zlvio,
Bobby Wolgsst and George
Marks.
The placing Of Abe Goldstein
80 FAR down the list may strike
the reader as Inconsistent, mnce
Goldstein is recognized az the
champion in New York state,
aud Is = recent conaueror Of
Burman. But strange things
happen in tho prize ring and
Goldstei1 Is ranked Just about
where he belongs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
WALKER STOPS
CLEVELANDER

ROCHESTER. NJ r.. Dec. g.
Archie Walker. New York. knocked
out Charlie o'connell. Cleveland. IN
the first round OF scheduled IL.
round bout after two minutes OF mill.
ing.
Al Corbett. Cleveland. received the
decision over Phil Verdi. Rochester.
in n f0.round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
WASHINGTON
PUCK TEAM
Is BEATEN

TUE University Of Washington
4 hockey team tasted It's second
defeat in the local amateur loop
last night at the Arena when tho
coIlegians we're defeated BY Butcha
Pirates by a score OF 6 to o.
The Huskies have improved con.
slderably since their last appear
anee. and can be figured on o. n
formidable rival for other aEsrcga.
tons in the ice loop.
The next amateur game viii be
played here "Wednesday night when
the Seattle all-Htar team tauglea
with the Victoria all.siars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
Six Bouts Will Be Put
on at Pool on Tuesdau

carted Off To some other metropolis
Both Mcdonnell and Finn felt In
a hitting mood yesterday and drop
ped their spsrring partners In their
workouts. Finn spilled big Tiny
Boit. the 2is.pound sob. TO the can,
vas with smashing right hand
Mcdonnell knocked Bobby Pierce
down several times. bu, didn't mean
to. Jack was working easy with
his light sparring mate. but Bobby
insisted on running smack into a
couple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
LEWIS RETAINS
HIS MAT TITLE

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. SD
Lewis retained his wrestling cham.
ponship title by taking two out Of
three falls from stnnislaus Zhyszko
here Inst night Lewis obtained both
falls by use Of tho deadlock Lewis
won the first in % minutes. 10 sec.
onds: ZbyszlSo the second In 10 min.
utes aud 20 seconds, and LOWS the
final fan in % minutes, seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
DANNY O'LEARY
NAMED LEADER

Danny oLoary. star halfback, was
yesterday elected captain Of the
Franklin high school football team
for 1924. Hayward Dare. the big
tackle. was awarded the Warner
trophy for being the creates, insplra.
ton 10 his teammates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
W1NNINo club championships is

WINNING club championships Is
w something that Glare Griswold
does nothing else hut.
This young man who learned to
swing a golf club while tottlng bags
at the Seattle Golf club, and who de.
veloped his game on the public links
on Beacon hill. won the Portland
Golf club championship. last week,
defeating Doug. Nicol In the s6.hole
final match, up and 8 to play.
Since his caddy days. Griswold has
taken part in five club champion.
ships and won every one OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
NATIONAL PREP
CONTEST TODAY

TOLEDO, o., Dec. S.-The prep
football championship OF the United
states was to be decided this after
noon here when the local Scott high
school team tangles with the strong
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, high school
eleven.
IL was expected from the advance
scat sale that a crowd of over 7o.-
600 persons would view the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
Carpenter VIII
Find Opposition

Should Georges Carpenter defin.
ftsiy decide 70 come to America he
viii find plenty OF opposition.
Gene Tunney, Tommy Gibbons
Battling Ski. Kid Norfolk. Mike
MeTigue. Harry Grcb-all fairly i'm
pressive names in the light heavy
weight division. VIII be ready to
tangss with Gorgeous Georges.
Gibbons has the first call for
such match and the 81. Paul man
would be the favorito over the
Frenchman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
HIG TEST COMING

Percy Haughton, in his days mt
Harvard, was regarded M the "won.
der coach" the man responsible for
the Crlmson's great success on the
grldlron. At Columbia this year
Haughton hos met with but little
success, rather proving that the ma.
terial makes the coach. However. It
IS too much TO ask a coach TO show
much in his first year. 1t takes that
long TO establish O system. Next year
win be- the big test for Haughton at
Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
McAULIFFE is
EASY WINNER

NEW YORK. Dec. SACK Nc
Auliffe H.. Detroit heavyweight, won
the judges decision over Joe White
Of Montgomery here in a 10.round
bout last night Herb Brodie. Brook
Ign lightweight, won on foul in
the fourth round from Sailor Fried.
man OF Chicago in the semi-windup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08

card. at the crys.
tai Pool. II viii
be very much In
evidence because
OF the fact that
there win DO ak
bouts on the
card. instead OF
the usual five.
Two six.round
goes and four
four round mo
lees will com.
prise the banner
bill. which will
b headlInesi By
the tilt between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
CALGARY is
WINNER IN
COAST GAME
RESULT
Calgary ,. vlc;srlA !.
PUCK STANDINGS

Calgary ,. vtessriA !.
VICTORIA. u. O.. Dec 8 - The
v crack Calgary hockey club scored
another puck victory here last nigh,
when the Tigers defeated Victoria by
20 / score.
Tho visiting club ouiplayed the
locals all the way. and tho game was
featured BY vigorous haekchecidng
on both sidca.
Whenever Victoria did happen TO
get the puck II wRa quickly loEt by
over-skatlng or ovcransic;y.
Tho victory iaS, night was the sec
ond straight win for Calgary over a
Pacific coast club.
IISEurs AND SUMMARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
WILLIS SOILS
ARRIVES

Willis sollia. lightweight brother
OF George Soils. claimant Of tho Ia.
cifie coast fratherwcight champion.
ship. II ths latest addition 10 Seat.
ties fLstic colony. Soils has Tough,
many OF the best boys at HIS weight
in the Middle West. and bars nons
AZ his weight around here. Soils
VIII box Jimmy Rivers in one half
OF the double main event IN Taco.
ma mart Thursday night. and tights
hero Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
NETS OFF ON
PRAIRIE TRIP

The Seattle Nets left last night for
the first trip to the prairie of the
year last night The local puck chas-
ers play Regina Monday night. and
have five more games scheduled be-
fore returning home in three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
A Diving
Act

They put on whale OF main
event In Minneapolis the other
night when F,rsd Fulton and
Farmer Lodge. two Of the worst
heavyweights IN the world. met to
see which one would dog II first
The two Annette RellerTnans
squared Off and Lodge won all Of
the money bet that he would take
the dive first by lying flat on his
back In the first round.
Fulton and Lodge are two OF the
most famous characters in the ring
game for taking them on the chin
for the long count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
JIMMY JONES
is SIGNED UP

ST PAUL, Dec. s.-Jlmmy Jones.
Youngstown welterweight VIII meet
Morris schlaifer OF Omaha in a 10.
round bout to be staged here on De,
ccmber 10. Il was announced ycstor
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

n USIkALlA, Wnlcn once
n produced some of the
greatest heavyweight fight
ers in the world, is in a sad
way for good ring talent in
that division now.
Five different fellows have
held the heavyweight title in
the Antipodes during the
past year, and conditions
i there are much different
than in the days of Bob Fitz-
simmons, Joe Goddard, Frank
Slavin and Peter Jackson.
A young 2s.yearold fighter
Bacixic Miller with practically no
experience. Is tho present AnEac
titlchclder. He won his crown from
Ern Sheppheard by technical
Knockout in the 18th round recent.
ly because he was In much better
condition than tho champion.
The transfer OF tho title five
, times within a year IL almost a
record. Colin Bell. q veteran ring
ster. was the recognized champion
after Billy Shade left for America.
Jim Roland Dwyer beat Bell about
the first Of last year.
Ern waddy. a newcomer from
West Australia. came along and
beat nwycr. He was a big fellow
and considered good fighter.
Shsppheard came along and knocked
waddy out In the 18th round.
Soon afterwards Miller kicked
over Sheppheard
It's wasting time looking to Aus
tralia for a while TO find an op.
ponent for Jack Dcmpsey's crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
TINY BoTT
PAID ORE

Tiny Bott the mammoth COB.
drew HIS final pay check from The
United States navy week ago IN
Los Angeles. and LETT at once for
Seattle. arriving yesterday. Bo,t.
who beat Fred Welsh. IN his ins,
start in tho Northwest, worked out
with Rube Finn at Austin a salts
gym yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08

Attic Art Fletcher finished in the cellar in the National
league his first managerial attempt which the best
that could be expected from the bunch OF insists given him
to cork qcith Fletcher has established Philadelphia
record anyhow And that is that he has signed pilot of
the Qakers again. the first time IN nearly decade that
the Philadelphia Nationals haze kept manager than
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
rITLE Az srAKIr

Tho grade school soccer champion.
ship OF Seattle was to be decided az
$3.50 o'clock this morning on the Up.
per Woodland playground with tho
Washington md Intcrlake teams
competing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
LOGAN LOSES
TO SCHLAIFER

WINNIPEG. Man. Dec. S.-An
uninteresting 1o.round bout here last
night resulted in n decision for Nor
rie Sclaifer. the Omaha welterweight.
over Bud Logan of Minneapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
HOPPE WINNER
FROM MARTIN

LOS ANGELES. Dec. S.-'Pepper"
Martin, New York lightweight. lost
the decision to Dick Hoppe of Los
Angeles in a four-round bout at Hol-
lywood last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
TWENTY.THREE MORE

The man who said there are only
10 Jokes In the world failed 70 re.
member that the Boston Braves car.
ried 80 men last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08
WHAT FoRs

Catcher Ainsmith was TO get
$4,000 extra If he remained on his
good behavior In II. Louis last sea-
son. The mystery Of this is that II
should be necessary to pay anyone
20 De good in ST. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08

TH1s Is open house. day at the
4 Darlington Golf and Country
Country club. and the Black river
crowd will be out there In full force
to take part in the big doings that
will mark the end of the most sue.
cessful season the club has ever had.
a large program OF events has
been arranged for both men and
women's divisions. the former will do
their stunts on the greensward, while
the ladies win gather round and try
their skill on the green cloth, play
ms whist, nah jongg and various
other games, except golf. The men
folks will attend TO that.
speech.making. eating and dancing
will wind up the festivities this eve.
ming, or may be II would be more
correct IL we said, tonight.
Don't fail to attend darlington,
Saturday, December s." Is the word
sent out by the Mrs. Don c. Moore
and Frank Atkins, the respective
captains OF the women and mems
divisions at the Black River club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-08

Three Of these were annexed when
he was member of the Jefferson
Park Golf club before he moved 10
Portland. He won his first title MS
a member Of the Portland Golf club
in 1921. Ill health kept him out OF
the 1872. race but he came back this
year and COPIED the honors. Before
qualifying as a finalisi he defeated
Rudy Wilhelm in the semi.finals, 4
and over an lS.hole Journey.