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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-31

married life. The plot with all of
it's richness of detail. its sumptous
settings and it's beauty of evolution.
takes Cecil De Mile back to the phil
osophies which made his earlier pic
lures such great popular successes"
stirs up Pandora's Box of sophistry
and brilliant technic. 1t is a fascin-
ating study in directoria' psychology
and cunning craftsmanship."-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-31

Gilbert Seen for Last Times, Tonight
THE Love Gambler" starring John
Gilbert. the Fox production which has
Deen entertaining crowded houses at
the Colonial, Theatre, will be shown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-31
Little Tots Easter
Goats

All the newest style coats with
all the becoming shaped COL
lars, fancy stitched pockets,
lined throughout. Pretty
shades of Tan and Blue.
Sizes 2 to 6. i. $500 to S10.9S
Sizes 6 to IA. +. .S5.9S to $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-31
TOILET GOODS DEPT

.25e pkg Mavis Talcum at. -. Ice
25c pkg Lady Mary Talcum at 19c
l5c Toilet Soaps at -. sc Cake
4Acakes Wool Soap at. .19c
$1.00 jar Lournay Lemon Cream &
SLIGO box Lournay Face Powder,
Today both for S1.OO
Lot SOC Talcum Powder at. Csc
$1.O0 Marinella Compact & Rouge,
at. ...... -. -. soc
Unicum Hair Nets, single mesh, at
10c each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Vest Side
Prospects
Are Good
DRosPECrs FOR a high-class grid

DRosPEC-rS for high.class grid
L team at West Seattle continue
TO preserve It's brightness. despite
the acid test OF real scrimmage
work. Thur Thornton at halfback
and o'Daniels. fullback. are ripping
into the scrub line with de,crm.
nation that is not to be denNd.
Coach Milholm seems TO have the
knack OF impar,ing spirit TO his In.
dIsns, which is another reason for
optimistic prophecies.
Moellendorf Mt end seems 20 he
able TO get the tackle and break
the interference in addition to
possessing the ability to snare for.
ward passes Patton. running ut
halfback. is also giving good &C.
count Of himself.
The line will posscss average
bulk, but will he able TO move out
with alacrity. Tho backfield looks
to be heavy and fast. West Seattle
has had fine material on more than
one occasion. but the long chain Of
defeats have wrought havoc with
prospects, Indian teams have taken
the field against elevens seemingly
inferior and received beatings. Old
man dope may take a few on the
chin, perhaps. before the season Is
over in this respect.
The Indians have won only three
games since they entered high
school football. which does not
augur well for the present material.
The spirit OF defeat must be OBJ.
liberated before team can win.
High school elevens have been so
used 10 defeating West Seattle that
all kinds OF chances were taken in
games with the downtrodden cellar
ties. No one ever saw backfield
man dive over the line in a Broad.
way.Lincoln game, but when II
comes to West seattle-that's differ.
emit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

IN only few OF the wise OF the present dag are
willing 20 admit that Luis Angcl F1rpo Numbered ter
rhly when ne discarded Jimmy neForost his trainer
and replaced him with South American, who had
been schooled in boxing in mevio house
When F1rpo announced aftey he had won his two big
fights with Brennan and Willard that he had decided
he could get along without the fancy priced services IT
pvorcst the boys hack In the jury box and dccrced
that FirpO had moro mistakes ready TO be used than
he could find place Tor,
Others however. figured that Il not only Frpo's
own business TO do as he ut. but they found a
trace OF wisdom in hts decision to save money and
hight his own way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

Elmer Teseau, another frosh
graduate. has an excellent chance
OF being the regular fullbaek. " he
can pick up the tricks OF the po'
sition. Tcsreau IS big and heavy
and has had bsekhcld experience
n high school football.
Tesreau. in fact. looks as good as
any tried at the position so far.
The rest OF the baekfield Is shap'
ing up we'll with plenty OF half.
backs headed by Leonard zieI and
George Wilson and with Fred Abel
the best looking quarterback pros
poet.
There are veterans for four OF
tho positions on the line. Hall and
Pcirie available for ends, Kuhn and
Christie for tackles and Bellman
and Britt. a frosr stad. and LiliH
for guards.
II BagShaw can develop full.
back and center most Of his
worries win be over. as the rest OF
the men look like good gridders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

producing is not possible unless ideal conditions pre-
vail
No great fighter champion az the present day has
tutor. Perhaps II might follow that champion does
need TO be taught and that he has 10 be almost per-
feet 90 reach the top.
Dempsey Gibbons Leonard, Tender. Walker, Lynch,
Dundee and villa have trainers but their Iabors consist
mostly IN rubbing and masaagpg Most OF the cham
pions do not like 10 have trainer telling them how
they are to fight
Leonard in exception. but the at hand is also
exceptional The lightweight champion said that his
trainer Mamie soamon, gave him invaluable instruc-
tons IN the proper method Of beating Lew Tender
when they met this In New York
Tender however. lcft-hnndcd fighter and
Leonard knew that his trainer had followed Tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Prep Grid Chatter

Coach Dave Logg has picked n tenta-
tive first team squad at Lincoln and IL
drilling this bunch Ia n series OF plays.
Logg isn't wasting any time and will
have his bunch In tip-top shape for the
start OF the high school race.
The West Seattle squad may come thru
and then II may not. Al any rate. the
Roosevelt reddies are not underestimate
Ing the ability OF their first opponents.
They have named their tackllng dummy
"Aikl." aud arc taking all the salt water
out OF t.
When Ballard and Broadway open the
season next week the Tigers VIII be
goal line last year. The Beavers won
40 when Broadway pass was inter
cepted In mid field The other defeat
handed Broadway was by Queen Anne,
the ouays winning on a field goal.
George chase. track captain. Ia holding
down nm end berth out at Queen Anne.
The hurdler seems TO be at home In his
berth. despite lack OF experience, He is
n hard pugger, and may startle the fans
when the Quays line up against Lincoln.
The rainy weather Of the past two
days Ia slowing up the preliminary train.
Ing OF the local prep athletes.
Another end who Is green, but willing,
IA Frankie Wilson, Franklin basketball
star Wilson Ia diving for passes and
laying down runners In fine style Tho
first lineup may see him at an end
berth.
wild Biii wark. the scrappy Garfield
center. looks heavier this year and tho
added weight should he n great help TO
tho aggressive Babe center.
II IL feared that Gideon b. - .he
Ballard star, may not DO epgbls r,sN.nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

very closely and had studied his style closely that
he able Initiate the left hander almost perfectly.
DBMPsEY likes 10 be told how the opponents fight
~ whom he has not had the chance Of seeing In the
ring. Tho heavyweight champion. however. does not
invite advice how 10 beat them. He merely wants to
know what 10 expect
Dundee faid that he likes TO into the ring without
knowing thing about his opponent or without being
bothered with pre-arranged plan OF attack Under
those conditions he fight the occasion demands.
Fortunately. Dundee 10 good enough fighter 10 do II,
but others less efficient might not be able 10 do H.
The best Of fighters are helped by good observing
second in their who coach them the de-
fecs and the openings Of their opponents during the
tight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

Firpo explained that when he fought his way he
without trouble and that when he tried to put into
practice the teaching OF hs professor, ne nearly had
his block knocked OFT
The previous abl for Firpo was that he was not
temperamenaly equipped TO learn style Of fighting
far removed from the natural Instinct in him 20 club
and bring down, II aid that he could not ho
taught because he too hoheadcd and that he for
got all his lessons when he pushed IN the klsser.
At Atlantic city. when Frpo was training for the
Dempsey fight and where had gathered all tho sagcs
OF the writing and lighting game. another defense
advanced In favor OF Firpo
who is there In the United States really qualified TO
teach fighter the game and make him winner" Il
was asked
There was no candidate agreed upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
RECORDS ARE
BEING MADE
IN MATCHES

(,AMP PERRY. Ohio. Sept. 2i.--
" Worlds records are stun beins
smashed by rifIemen In the ma.
tlonal matches in progress here.
by winning tho individual Palma
trophy match with score OF 2si,
Corporal James II. Iuekcr. U. s,
marines. beat the former record by
two points. The 80 record OF N.
C. Reeves, scagirt, n. j.. has stood
since 1914.
l.. A. Ruebkc. Wallace. Idaho
landed the sso.yard match out Of
400 firers with perfect score OF
100.
The District OF Columbia team
claimed honors in the short range
match with total score OF 2.sss
out OF the possible si0o. The Ohio
state team was second with 2,32C
and PENNSYLVANIA third with 2,5i5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Seattle Is
Leading in
Oak Series
Locals Win 81 Struggle
From Bay City in Third
Game

OAKLAND. Sept. 2i-wheezer
" Dell was In rare form today and
the veteran Seattle finger outpitched
Walter Mails in mound duel win.
ming 2 TO /. Dell allowed only four
blngies. Seattle is now leading in
the series two games TO one.
Oakland scored its lone tally in the
fourth on Gathers single and
Bakers double.
Seattle evened It in the fifth on
Yaryan's double that nearly cleared
the left field fence, followed by Deil's
two.bssc wallop.
The Indians cinehed II in the
eighth when Lane singled. Merkle
hunted him along, Welsh got a
scratch and Eldred rIfled one over
second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Major Talk

with n ga victory over the 81. Louis
Browns, the New York Yanks clnohcd
the American league pennant. and be-
came the champions for the third
straight time.
The Cubs got 10 hits off Grimes.
hut Wheeler and Osborne couldn't
hold the Robins. and Brooklyn won.
o to T.
wingo's single In the 18th inning drove
Roush In with the run that gave tho
Reds an 81 victory In the second game.
after the pills had beaten Luque in the
first game. TO 0.
After the Tigers had bentcn tho
Red sox, o TO 4. In the first game,
tho second game was called In the
10th inning on account. or darkness,
with the cnunt 2-2
The Athletics moved into tie for
sixth place when they beat the white
So1, 2 10 ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
w Gather
Hampers
Practice
With Long List of Games,
Bagshaw Needs Plenty
of Prelim Work
BY TOM OLSEN

A LONG with the pin. gloom Is de.
n seending on Coach Enoch Bag.
shaw and hts staff Of assistants AZ
the University Of Washington. The
race against time. being staged In
tho stadium. viii be decidedly i'm.
paired by tho rainy weather and the
wet field. the coach declares.
I'VE didn't want rain" BaRshaw
said yesterday. "and N a result VIC
wilt probably lose ground In our
practice work. flu,. OF course. u
can't be helped. and We will SO right
ahead the host We can
The schedule makers weren't any
particular friends or well'wishers Of
Washington. IL " evidenced by the
difficult program that the Purple
ANA Gold eleven faces. with the e1'
cep,ion of Stanford all OF The Coast
Conference schools arc on tho iHi,
and games with them come thick
and fast,
BaEslaw and hi1sssirian,s realize
tho difficult task. and arc doing their
beat in whipping a formidable eleven
into shape for the grueiing sessions
ahead.
The season starts a week from Sat
urday. Two weeks after Bagphaw has
had his men together for the first
time. The game viii bs played in
the stadium.
Tho Washington nquAd will he oil.
yided into two c.evcns on that date
and the fans viii ait IN on a double
header The rivals for the occasion
will DC the teams from the hattie.
ships New York and Tennessee.
Tho next week will ssc Willamette
university at the stadium against
Washington. Boricsko will bring his
whitman warriors here tho follow
ing Saturday.
Onc week later. 90 October 20
Henderson will make his bow TO Sc
atr.c ss n college coach with biz
highly touted University OF South
ern California aggregation. This
game Will bo big test.
on October 81 the Husltles VIII
journey 10 Tacoma. where they tan
gle with the College OF Puget Sound
eleven.
Tho following Saturday another
hard game will be played. the rivals
being Ru,herford's Oregon Aggios a;
Corvallis.
BRgshaw's men viii be back home
the next Saturday. when they meet
the Grizzlies from Montana here.
Tho next week win be tho Cali.
fornla game at Berkeley. Too much
cant be said OF that contest. for the
IS. 900 persons that crowded into the
stadium here last November and saw
tho Golden Bears, know that Andy
Smiths eleven viii be all class.
on November "a. Washington
plays Washington State college at
the stadium here. Albert A. Excn.
dine is the new coach at Washing
ton State. and no Is said TO be a
top notchcr.
The season comes TO n close oil
December !. with the University OF
Oregon furnishing the opposition
From September 20, when the firs,
garn7 Is played, until December /.
when the season ends. the Washing.
ton team will be in action every
Saturday. III Washington homes 90
come out on top in every game II
must have more than powerful
team--it must be favored by at least
little good fortune.
An injury TO one player Illness or
some other misfortune viii have
much to do with Washington's
chances this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

in defeat 13 times. But Kre-
mer is always effective, and
it's very seldom that he is
routed.
Kremer has brains. He knows
how to pitch and he has a wonder.
full curve bah. And what's the main
essential. he has control
And hes no weakIing when It
comes TO fielding his position either.
and he can hit pretty fair for a
hurler.
Kremer. without n doubt. is one Of
the ranking huriers OF the league
for the year and deserves ali the
more credit because he Is winning
with habltual seconsi division club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

In the ensuing argument II was agreed by all tho
sagoa that could have taught "bltz' TO fight,
that no one could have improved upon wolges Me
Govern or 6ans and Il practically agreed that there
In no trainer In the country who could really teach
Frpo how 60 fight II he had the disposition TO
carry out Instructions.
In Firpos II Is not that he lacks the capacity
10 learn or that he Is dumbhcii on the etsytrnry he
Is quick thinker smart man III and out the ring
hut he could not be taught TO do something hA he felt
down IN HIS heart was the wrong way for him
L'1GHrERS are born many times than they are
made, Tho greatest trainer ring professor In
the world could not make champion unless he had
the material and when the markings there the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
CAFFEY MAKES
GOOD IN WESTERN

Ira Caffey. speedy young out
fielder. given a trial by Oakland
last year. Is making good with ii
loud bang in the Western league.
He's hitting well for the Denver
club and Is playing good game
in the outfield. He may be back
in the Coast circuit this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
SEEK
BALL UMPIRES

a movement is on foot by which II
Is hoped that Harvard. Yale and
Princeton viii be able to develop a
staff of baseball umpires Of their
own, and thus solve their umpirlng
problem before next season. accord.
ing to Maj. Fred w. Moore. graduate
treasurer OF athletics at Harvard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
COLORED FOLKS
PLANNING CLUB

A si.0o0.000 athletic clubs is to be
built in Chicago for colored men and
women. The membership is to be
limited to 5000. The structure, Of Is
stories. viii include gymnasium
lockers, swimming pool. billiard
rooms. bowling alleys. handball
courts and room for indoor golf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
BYRON IN
HIS GLORY

Bet old Bill Byron was in his glory
during the riot at Sacramento dur.
ing the sealSolon game wednesday.
Byron Graves the limclight and he
got II along with pop bottles, etc.
The conduct Of the Sacramento fans
is not TO be tolerated. but ncverthe-
less Wild Bill gets the big boot out
Of the limelight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
GREGORY MAKES
GOOD SHOWING

Howard Gregory. who served a
long time as a pitcher in the Coast
league, Is making good his first
year out as manager in the West.
ern league. He figmys 10 finish in
third place with his Wichita club.
He had them in first place most Of
the year. but his pitching staff
faltered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
LYNCH VS.. BURMAN

Joe Lynch. bantamweight cham.
pion. will defend his title in a isi
round bout in Madison Square Gar.
den September IS with Joe Burman.
the classy Chicago boy. Lynch has
slowly entered the cheese champion"
CLASS and Burman viii enter the ring
favored TO win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Thru the Ropes

Bud Ridley has had 10 cancel two
fights because Of his broken arm.
sustained in n recent bout In Salt
Lake City. He had n match in
line with Johnny Mack at Leaven.
worth and another with Midget
Smith in Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
BIKE CHAMP
is REPEATER

George Chapman. motor.paced bl.
cycle champion, has won the title the
last four years in succession. He is
rs years old and was born in New
York. He was an ironworker pre-.
vlous TO taking up the thrilling job
Of following the motorcycles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
FOURTH STRAIGHT
FOR FORT WORTH

Fort Worth has won its fourth
straight pennant in the Texas
league with Jakey Atz. the John
McGraw of Dixie. leading the Pan.
theirs TO the pennant again. They
will play New Orleans soon for the
championship OF Dixieland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
nY EAILL A. TnY

10y EARL A. THy
bird shooting In Western Washington
opened September 20 In CisliRm and
drays Harbor counties. these two dis
irlega allowing 10 days sport for this
variety o. shooting. 0rays Hafbor county
is furnishing Eood shooting ana ciaiiam
ceuutY only fair. A large number Of
LEGAL nimfpds are spending the first few
days % tho dfaya narboF season 81 the
loser county. where they may XIII chi
nnss phNasanis, grouse. native pheHsanis
and quail.
Among the local hunters found In
orays Hsfber county on the opening day
pere Harry Norman and Joe uhndoifo,
g. u. uranststtsr. Eddie Bauer and Ray
Nelson, Bf .. HartnAgsi and G. J. solid.
The best bunting - being found In the
Chehalls valley. upper wyhe0ehs and
WiHhkah valleys.
The general bird season In Western
Washington wlli opsn october ]. 4; when
Inns practically every county viii aiioN
the shooting of upland birds ~ wSli hs
water f1sL Reports 90 Piper Taft
from tho various districts tell ~ birds
being very abundant, Ideal conditions
ihrnont the nesting and growing periods
hAFs helped 10 make the prospects very
good fof the shooting season.
King county. uhieh open. the general
bird and bid Eame season On October 1.
rul furnish as good spnft a. viii be
found N the Western part u the state
Birds sts plentiful. ard spafismsn report
srsiuE lots ~ deer and bear The bee,
districts Tor bird shooting IN KinE county
arc tho Waite river valley from seattle
aRHu 20 TIC Pierce county iins, roit val.
isf. Redmond valley. EagmeiaT district
The session Of rainy weather that sci
~ early IN the seek siii help bird and
game shoaiiHE materially. Espectsils
working Niih bird dogs. the extreme dr.
rpnditlan ~ the county was very hard. AZ
The animals could not Kst sesai.
Interest In big Esme shooting IL helms
created thru ihe annpai hiK game cnntes
which has been featured yearly for sem'
time pas, ~ Piper a Taf. For 10,
largest deer this firm uili pretsui = sol
caiihsr fsathsFwsinht tkkrdewn rifis
valued AZ its. poF the second iarEes
deer the fifm Mil present n 30 cailbsi
isuEef pistol. valued - $3.50. and tbs
ihifd largest deer win give a two.auari
FsfFosiats vacuum bottle raiaed al iiz.te
For the bear hunters, u. G. bryant
sias wssiiaks ave. wili furnish the pris,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
MONTANA HAS
80 MEN OUT

Thirty men. including eight letter
men, are out for positions on the
University OF Montana II. The big
game for the Grizzlies this year Is
with the University OF Washington
at Seattle on November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

Reports have IL that Harry Greb
didn't receive dime for beating
Johnny Wilson out OF the middle.
weight title. the champion getting
the works in case he lost. 1t also
has developed that Greb is tied up
with contract to defend his title
within 90 days against Jack DC.
laney, OF Bridgeport. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

He has Jimmy
Bryan. W h O
played fullback
most Of the time
last year. avail.
able. but Bry.
ans knee isn't
dependable. And
for center he
has Larry Bur.
son. coming up
from the frosh,
and Chalmers
Walters. who
ought to make
good. but who
hasn't delivered
up TO cxpecta.
ia,Ions yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
TEAM 10 PRACTICE

The West side Athletic club foot
ball team viii practice this evening
ut 8 o'clock on tho Hinwatha play
field grounds, In preparation for the
game Sunday with the U. y. S. Mis-
sissippi eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
Tesreau Is
Possibility
for Varsity
Big Frosh Grad May Fill
in Fullback Position on
Washington Team

TWO positions are troubling Coach
L Bagshaw at the present time
One Is center and tho other full
hack, He must develop two good
men for these Jobs and it's no easy
task.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
DOWNEY WILL
BATTLE CRER

Harry Grcb. the mIddleweight
champion. will meet Bryan Downey.
of Cleveland. In lo.round bout ut
Forbes field, Pittsburg, September 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21

Tod Morgan started working yes.
terday for his scrap with Dandy
Dillon. The cuts over his eyes arc
healing, altho the left optic is still
pretty sore. He's taking things
easy for a day or so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
REsuLTs

Detroit 5. Boston ffirst camel: Do
froi, ?. Boston . fsscond game, called In
the 18th inning. darknsssD.
Philadelphia 5. Chicago ,.
Scw York {, 81. Louis ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
OLDEST TROPHY

one OF the Oldest rowing trophies
IN competition in this country is tho
Beacon Plaque and Cup al Harvard.
II was placed In competition In 1858.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
SY'fEi$et
rAcIrIc COAST LEAGrE
RrSuITs

seattle .. Oakland /.
Los Angeles ;. salt Lake !.
Portland !. vernon :.
gan Francisco s. Sacramento :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
REsuLTs

rh,iadslphla :. Cincinnati o CfIrst
rzneD. cineiunati 8. philadelphia tsec-
end game. II innlngsi.
Brooklyn ., Chicago !.
View -Piitsburg game postponed;
rain