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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
HOOVER WORKS OUT

LONDON. June &C. Whittier Hoov.
or, Of the Duluth Rowing club. win.
ner OF the Diamond SOULS, went thru
short workout here in preparation
for the defense OF his title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
RENToN DEFEATED

| The Augustine & Kyer ball club de-
fcated the Renton Eagles by u 7.to-s
score Sunday. The feature OF tho game
was the pitching of La Fray. along with
the heavy hitting OF Miller, welsc and
Mccullough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
Game Chatter

Ting, Hmncking triple To start tho
game and then following II up with
n single In the second. A sensational
catch by McCnnn OF his driving fly
IL the third robbed him OF another
hiagic.
Lefty" Schroeder has developed a
pretty fair move to first hnsc. lilo picked
Billy Lane Off In yesterdays melee
Frank Tobln caught u nice game Mon.
dny and whanRed tho agate for thrce
safe blows md sacrifice n.y. ono OF
hla hits crashed tho right fence FOR two
snckE.
Ted Baldwin did some hitting on
his own account, picking up three
singles. and Theodore also stole an
other base.
B.ll Lane snapped out Of his batting
slump with double that hit tho left
field blonchorH and y single In five trims
The Rabbit has been In n terrible nlump
Fred blake had a lot OF stuff on the
onion, tanning six OF the enemy.
Sam Crane waa knocked dizzy for n
minute or two when dim Poole colIdcd
With him Mt second base ana knocked
Sam fiat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

stroke, the Of the biz Hudson race The stroke
In the key 10 tho whole system and his loss ~ a
bitter one 20 Coach CalowH she'll
Callow lost Mike Murphy, The great stroke n the
1899 crew 10 Yale and Il only after weeks Of work
and coaching that Waling was picked FOR the birth
Mailing n IN the hospital today suffering blood
poisoning France 10 expected 10 take his place,
Regardless of this great setback those Purple and
Gold lads going out 10 give their best Thuraday
ana they're not ogt Of the running by long shot
CoLF considered pink tea game "a fow years ago.
VI % fast becoming the international Faiae Of the
world, and threatens 90 take the lead long held by
tennis the chief international sport
Personally. tho writer ia not n golf addict bat tie
boys who play say u Just takes long drive 10 make
golf hound out Of fellow There seems 20 be q fas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

TUE nsht OF the Seattle baseball club that has been
\ carried into the courts by Charles Lockard and
Wade tifcr In an effort 60 Seattle director In
Coast league meetings isn't very interesting 10 your
average baseball reader What he wants Is and
gossip OF the game and the players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
Fred Blake Pitches Real Baseball
and Blanks Portland Beavers, 7 to o.

ED BLAKE pitched like he meant business YESTERDAY and showed Al of the stuff
that the yinian ban Portland with hits walked of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
AMERIcAN LEAGUE


Philadelphia 2. Washington o.
81 Louis .. Cleveland &
Chicago Z. Detroit !
New York ~. Boston s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

II Il Is proved that William wrigley has a hand In
tho Seattle club the best thing that Iocnrd and KILL
Ter could DO would be to cell out here Immediately and
II u is proved that wrsey IL not connected with the
club then the situation should be cleared up because
the Blg Five then override President Mccarthy
and rc-cstablsh relations with tho majors the only
way to SET players The latter angle Is what your
fans Interested I'm.
What &c cant figure oai = hoic iu me icorid
Mccarthy hos me legal right 10 refuse seattle rem
fcscHfaioH as long me gate receipts ~ me In-
diaus games arc bciaD taFed ~ me league and ma
elub q aiiotocd 70 participate iH scheduled o0HtcHl
Figure that out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
JAMES THIs wEEy

Vernon a. Seattle
Salt Lake At San Francisco.
Oakland at Portland
Sacramento Mt Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
Thru the Ropes

bud Martin and Young sam Lang
ford win box the main event of n
July card at Raymond.
Several boxing fans are planning on
motoring TO Olympia for the Jimmy
sarco-soliy Seaman battle there Thursday
night
Eddie nm. editor OF the Boxing :
Review. Il planning on hendipr m DEL
egaiion from semitic 10 take in the
Jimmy sncco-Ted Krache bout IN
Hoqnian ,'dly ..
1t appears that Portland viii 20 show
less this week. tho eotimission having
thus far failed TO line W main event.
Joe Ralston Is lining up card that
win be feature of the July ccIe-
hration In Everett.
SAD Sam Beildn IS in sand Point.
ldaho. helping in conditioning Bud RID
icy Tor Buds bout with Danny Nunes
for the Coast featherwelght title ON
July :.
Babe Footr, Raymond bantam
weight. Is back from Edmonton,
where he boxed Danny Newman last
Friday night. Babe suffered "a
broken nose, and dropped tho de-
cision, which wRs said TO have been
close one.
Benny shannon. Dick sharp's lirht-
weight battier, who boxes Johony Furats
at the Arepa tonight. nas been signed
to box George Burns as the sen,i-ryindup
TO the Lyneh-Foiex bout in Vancouver.
b. c. Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
EasToN LOSES

The Great Northern Railway ball club
visited Easton Sunday and trounccd the
homo team. is 10 .. Prior 10 Sundays
game the Easton club had beaten Gle
Elum. Euensburg and Klttitas by large
scores. and were primed 20 give the g. y.
lads a drubbinE. However. Olsen for tho
winners kept tho home clubs hits well
scattered. aud twlrlcd effective ball. In
addition to his splendid exhibition In the
box. Olsen socked out home run with
ono OF the imsest hits made in the
Easton park The Great Northern wishes
TO report fine treatment from Eas,on
people and manager.
The score n. H. Il.
Great Northern ...........12 l6 /
Easton ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ii .
Olsen and whims; Allen, Curry and
Markcnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

Pittsburg .. St. Louhl /
Cincinnati s. Chicago t.
New York II. Philadelphia 10.
Boston !. Brooklyn /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
Amateur Results
BoTurLI VICTOR

BoTHEi.I.. June ss--Bothen continpod
/ 70 win Sunday when the local tossers de-
fcated the Wanderers OF Seattle, 8 TO ;
Six errors by the Seattle club aided Both
en- considerably. The Hugh Baird team
OF Seattle plays here next sunday
The score r. H. f.
Wanderers ............. s
/ Bniheil ................s
Maley and Paxton: sen,nitz and wal
tere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

TINE University Of Washington crew has suffered
hitter blow thru the osa OF Dow waling regular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26
S.SfEis8e1s
rAcmIc coAsr tEAars
HOW SERIES ENDED

RESULTS
Seattle :. PoriiAad o
Other teams travelling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

bud Martin and Young sam Lang
ford viii box the main event of a
July ; card at Raymond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

Several boxing fans are planning on
motoring TO Olympia for the Jimmy
ssrco-solly Seaman battle there Thursday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

II appears that Portland viii 10 show
less TINS week. tho cormlsslon having
thus far failed TO line up a main event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-26

Joe Ralston Is lining up a card that
win be feature of the July 4 ceIe-
hration In Everett,
Evening journal., 1923-02-14
Tellotpsbip Of
Draper
Daily Lenten Bible reading
and meditation prepared for
Commission on Evangelism OF
Federal Council OF Churches.
ASH WEDNESDAY
Jesus Ordained

'TIe saw the Spirit as a dove
descending upon him" Mark 1;1O.
Read Mark 1:1-13.
THE Gospels steadily hold the
humanity Of Jesus I'm the foreground.
Il is through his humanity we must
make our way 10 him"
MEDITATION: What a momen-
tous hour for the world. the hour
when the Man OF Galllee accepted his
commission In that hour his min
istry began which has made and Is
making the world new.
HYMN:
Immortal Love. forever full.
Forever flowing free,
Forever shared. forever whole.
A never-ebbing sea.
PRAYER: Almighty God, we
thank thee for the life OF Jesus
Christ: that he lived his divine life
among men. ministering 10 their
needs and showing them the way Of
life. open our eyes that we may
see him: enlighten our understand
inv. that we may know him. and
strengthen our wills that we may
follow him. Unite thy pepole in
fellowship through prayer. May We
be refreshed in the inner life, be
purified by thy cleansing power and
blessed by the indwelllpg OF thy
Holy Spirit; through Jesus Christ,
our Lord. Amen.
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

the pulse Of every cattleman. and Il
felt John lannon's and was salts
fed.
I'm with the movement" he said
steadily, his keen eyes giving back
glance for glance to those who
spoke.
Dyke Allison was in that day and
he listened with a grim frown. for
his right arm still hung useless.
I'D have L see II frst." he told
Sanchez later. I'm still believin' in
magic
Brideman, big. burly, blond and
thick with money. heard the remark
and his eyes twinkled.
Yes" he said genially, John
does seem T. have il. that's a fact.
An yet you know. tn Black Rustler
struck Paradise at last an when he
did he hit II hard. magic or no
magic. for that there Redstar horse
was lannon's one best bet"
IF he rides" said Dyke. stub
bornly, "Ill believe-a nttle-an'
not till then"
And Brideman's deep gufaw filled
the narrow street as he slapped the
speaker on the back with a huge
and hairy hand.
well" he said. Il guess Il don't
matter much 70 tn man from Para
disc whether any one believes-iu
magic-or not"
Lolo Sanchez passed that moment
with a glance Of her black eyes for
every. man in sight and Brideman
looked after her his bearded face
alert.
THAT girl O. yours. Sanchez" he
said insolently. rs magic. all right.
The Mexican shifted on his feet
and reached for a paper to roll a
cigaret His thin tSown face. IN
telligent and quiet. changed subtly
He had never forgotten that day Of
high play at Hunnewells when
Brakeman had invited the girl in
against his command.
Yes. Senior" he said. she is.
Bitter magic. Some day she viii
stir up trouble for some one"
At Paradise the talk OF the stir |
ring among the ranchers was daily
iiet. Perly. loquacious and open
eyed gathered all he could from 7.
-iders on the range and hashed It all 4
over OF nights in the lee OF the /
where the cowboys T.
ounNed and smoked.
The bos- heard and listened. and T.
MS eyes took stock OF every man in T.
mis- outfit.
Then Boyce Clendenning rode /
1ver again. brought Belle some mors
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

beautiful gelding stood In the dusk
with hanging head and duh eyes, his
erstwhile sleek coat cakeG with dust
and cut by triekling sweat. His
slim legs trembled with fatigue, his
nostrils shook with the heavy
breaths that ratified in his sides.
Great Pete, John" said Perly
wonderingly. but you've put tn red
boy through! Tn Black Rustler been
chasin' you?'
The boss laughed and ran hand
through his thick gray hair, while
he tossed his heavy hat away.
Not exactly. but l was in
hurry TO get home. Been gone long
enough-eh. Belle. my girl?"
"Oh. John" said Belle, and the
word was eloquent.
An as l said once before he
continued, there's somethin' by
ordinary in that Lightnin' horse.
I'd stake a lot on him II l was bein
chased, for he's got the wind an tn
stayin' stuff Of tn Redstar himself
If not the speed I'd stake lot on
him"
Then his women laid hold on the
Boss OF Paradise and carried him
into the depths OF the cool old house
and there was much rupning Of feet.
and swift orders and the stir OF deft
hands n the kitchen. while a white
cloth was laid on little table in the
for they must needs
feed him at once and bring him a
basin OF water and a fresh towel
Belle opened the collar Of his shirt
with her own hands and brushed the
hair from his forehead and her soft
voice was busy with the doings OF
their little world all the while.
While the master ate with a
heart zesty they told him all that
had happened in his absence even
TO the raid Of the Flying Y and the
driving Of the eighty Fat steers into
The Blind Trail Hills. Of the dunn
mics that had guarded the pass, and |
of THE slow rage Of the cattlemen |
against the Black Rustler.
John Harmon listened attentively. |
"Boyce Clendenning's at the /
head Of things" said Belle. "and |
what that man undertakes he'll |
vell-night put through. I've met /
lim. Johnnie was here one day /
md I hold with you concerning him.
Hes a real man and no mistake"
Yes" said Val. humorously. 'it's
mighty good thing you're home.
lad. I had 10 hold her 10 keep her
rom following him off. she almost
ell in love with Boyce."
why. you story teller'' cried
Belle. Indignantly under her own
aughter. John. don't listen TO this
Dung upstart. But you know what
GU have always told me OF this boy
of his strength and earnestness.
md I think you are right. He is
trong and he Is very determined. I
av that about this Black Rustler
fair. You mark my words that IL
he Rustler ever hits this country
gain. Boyce Clendenning will get
i'm"
John lannon's dark eyes dropped
, the white table before him and
either woman saw or felt the sud
on fame OF fire that hared in them.
was momentary fash OF mad ex-
Itement, such as sometimes shows
, the eyes OF a drunkard or luna
@. If John Harmon wanted the
lack Rustler caught for any rea-
IN, personal or general, he might
ave felt the portent OF tho woman's
,eech. have seen the vision OF its
llhllment.
In Santa I.eandrB there was he
inning to stir n hidden speech.
hen next the Boss OF Paradise
,de into town he heard a bit OF IT,
,iled and covered. but to a ranG
an entirely understa ndable. II felt
Evening journal., 1923-02-14

books. accepted the new ones her
husband had brought her IN his sad
dlebags in exchange, and talked
long and earnestly with the rancher.
They SIT out in the patio and spoke
alone together. for Val was out on
Dawnllght and Belle had due regard
for the masters dignity in heavy
matters. The plans for catching and
hanging a man. be he ever so black
and guilty. were not things for a
woman's ears 10 her way Of think
ing-and she regretted Vars eager
ness 70 see them consummated.
CONTINUED I'm Our Next Issue)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24

storm, lightning strikes cotton ware
house of c. H. Rivers and two hun
dred and ninety bales were burned.
He carried insurance on 200 bales
Balance total loss.
GreenviIIe.-More than 1000 dele
gates are expected at annual sun
day school convention Of the Bap-
fist church of South Carolina.
Clemson COllege.-Not all arsen.
ate is up to standard, report author
tiles here Weevil poison of high
moisture will not work in busting
apparatus,
Bamberg. - Watermelons are
rapidly moving from this point.
crop being fair and prices goo,i.
Three cars leave in day, prices rang
ing from 5000 to $500.
CharlestOn.-Edmun p. Grica
60, vice president of Peoples Ma
tional bank and former president of
South Carolina Bankers associa.
ton, dies at home here after ex-
tended illness.
Camden.-Farmers and business
men and women of Kershaw coun-
ty launch movement to stage coun.
ty fair here next fall.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24

eight, negro girl, whom Wilkes beat
against hospital floor, dies
Spartanburg-Mrs John Wood
ruff, seVenty-four, is instantly killed
and son-in-law, George Fleming, is
painfully injured near here when
auto is demolished by freight train.
Columbia. Approximately $69 900
has been turned over to the state
treasurer as receipts from second
month of sales of business licenses
and documentary revenue stamps.
CharIeston.--Appl for tenn
porary restraining order and for or.
der enjoining perpetual enforcement
of recent order Of railroad commits.
sion prescribing three cents a mile
as maximum passenger intrastate
fare in state is filed in federal court
by railroads.
COIumbia.-State of South Caro-
lima is morally guarantor of ware
house receipts issued by state ware.
house commissioner, according %
opinion filed by Attorney Genera.
Samuel Wolfe.
Columbia.-Plans for developing
hydro-electric power on Saluda river
above Columbia and on Santee-Coop-
er canal in Berkeley county to 220 600
horsepower are now practically com
plete.
Camp Jaclis0n.-By order of Unit
ed States government, the cemetery
at Camp Jackson is being discon
tinued. and contract has been award
ed J. w. Mccormick, mortician, for
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24
D TOLD IN SNAPPY PARAGRAPHS

exhumine 105 bodies, which will be
taaken to Paris~-Island for perma-
nent interment
Observation-Disclosures of Three
Hundred and Twenty seveRth infan,
try, Eighty second division, organ
lied reserves, which for past year
has been in Anderson, is removed
to Gfeenville.
MISUNDERSTANDING, business men
and farmers of district are encour
aged over prospects of tobacco crop.
Weather has been favorable. Ware
houses are opened here and bidding
Is lively.
Columbia is issueG
by Governor Mcleod for Martin
East, charged with obtaining money
with fraudulent intent. He IS now
peid in Florida.
COlumbia.-South Carolina has not
had lynching in nineteen months.
according tc Edward B Mcdowell,
secretary to Governor Mcleod Sher-
ifs of the state, he says, have been
exceptionally alert to prevent illegal
executions.
Olumbia.-Demand for all classes
of labor, with exception of farm
help, is fairly well supplied, accord
ing to monthly review by the United
States department of labor. Farm
hands are scarce around Charleston.
Very little unemployment is noted
in and around Greenville.
Aiken.-Irvin Williams, Joe Fl.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24
PEANUT GROWERS
POOL EXPECTATIONS
REALIZED IN GEORGIA

ALBANY, Ga. July u .-"Expecta-
tons" of the Officers of the Geor-
gia Peanut Growers Cooperative as
socia ton have been realized, accord
ing to John H. Mock. director of field
service for the association, who says
approximately 100000 acres are I'M
der contract, and that the number of
members is close to 5000.
Before harvest time, Mr.. Mock
predicted, the acreage pledge will be
above 100000 acres, and the num-
Der of contracts in excess Of 5000. A
large percentage of the acreage
pledge, he said. is in middle Georgia,
outside the original. territory selected
in forming the cooperative associa-
ton. Coweta county, in the western
part of middle Georgia, he said, may
lead the state in peanut acreage this
year, surveys of that county show
ing $1,000 to 10000 acres Of peanuts,
at least 10000 acres of which the
peanut association expects to sign,
With the completion of CoWeta coun-
ty, Mr.. Mock stated, the sign-up
campaign will be practically at an
end
Permanent drgeaization Of the
peanut association haA been com
pleled, Inc organization mas DSen de-
partmentized and the heads of de-
partments selected and put on the
job, said Mr. Mock, ready ITO begin
preparations for handling this years
crop.
Newly elected officers of the Grady
county unit of the association have
been reported to headquarters here
as follows:
Chairman. j. F. Forester, Ochlock.
nee, r. F. D.; vice chairman, r. w.
Davis, Cairo, r. f, D.; secretary, J.
F. Sellers, Cairo; assistant secretary,
M. Pogpe, Ochlocknee, r. F. D.
1t was decided by the Grady coun-
ty growers to establish community
locals at Walker, Chason, Woodland,
Pleasant Grove, Union, Capel, New
Home, Fairview, Spence, Ell Pine,
Central Pine Hill. Sherwood and
Midway.
Grady county ranks second in the
state in number Of members in the
Georgia Peanut Growers CO-opera-
tive association, and therefore is en-
titled to a large number of locals.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24

as we'll as number devoted to vari
Gus causes.
HendersonvilIe.-- real
estate firm of Miami, Fla, has pur-
chased large tract near here to be
sold in lots to M;amians who are
summering here.
Asheville. William Gibbs Nc,
Adoo. former director general of
railroads, will be invited to deliver
an address in Asheville next fall.
Raleigh - Seventeen young men,
all blind, have just completed six
weeks summer course at state
school for blind conducted by depart
ment of vocational rehabilitation to
teach blind to earn livelihood,
Raleigh.-North Carolina makes
best wheat crop this year Of years.
Total production of 6,5S5, 900 bushels
is 1.077,000 more than last year.
| Crop represents average of 10 bush
els per acre.
Raleigh.-Extra session OF North
Carolina general assembly looms
because 1928 general assembly, while
placing state prison on appropra-
ton basis. failed to provide for
maintenance.
n.-Throughout eastern to-
bacco belt curing of 1928 crop is in
progress. On isolated farms barns
were fired" two weeks ago but last
week found curing in full blast.
GreensborO.-Memo of Judge w.
FL. Eller, noted Baptist minister,
said to have built more Baptist
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-24

Williams, Bud Englett, Charlie Led
better and Henry Tyler, white, and
Dan Williams, colored, all of Augusta
and Hamburg, indicted some months
ago by the Aiken county grand jury,
are placed on trial here charged with
murder of Eugene Feaster, Of
Graniteville, -and Reedy Booth, of
Aiken, railway guards, who were
killed during the railway strike Au-
gust 80, 1922.
C0lumbia.-An eight-year- old boy,
weighing 275 pounds and measuring
fifty-four inches around waist, de-
sires to meet Governor Mcleod. He
is Willie Goldsmith. of Camden.
Senator Nathaniel B.
Dial, of South Carolina, announces
he will be candidate to-succeed him
self in primary next year.
FIOrence.-That exhaustive study
of boil weevil and remedies for con.
troll is being carried on at govern
ment boil weevil laboratory at Pee
Dee experiment station is made clear
in address by DR. n. E. Winters, in
charge of work.
FlOrence.-Exceptio are noted
by Senator e. D. Smith to depart
ment of agriculture report on cot
ton acreage and estimated yield and
he announces he will seek congress
sional investigation of method used
by board in reaching conclusions
Characterization electrical