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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

The Frenchman was poorly han
died by his manager. He could have
demanded the right to stay away
from the Dundee bout for at least six
months, but Frenchmen are in bad
with the New York boxing commits
sion.
When one of Criqui's false teeth
had been knocked clear through his
cheek there was nothing to stop the
flow of blood and his seconds just let
him bleed. He was badly advised and
greatly neglected in his corner.
Officials placed the crowd at 22,240
and the receipts at $114,552. Criqui
drew 271a per cent, or 2,845, while
Dundee's end of 1914 per cent will
be $14.2S1.
Criqui defended his title a little
over a month after he had won it..
Watch Dundee now and see what he
does!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The N. 7. Red Sox will play the Trtangles
Sunday at Riverside No at $3.50 D. m.
Henderson. Lee, Knight Hathaway brothers
Mills. Floyd. McGuny brothers, Harper and
Watson take notice.
The Turner-Beech Grove club VIII use tha
following lineup in its game with the Key.
stones. Sunday at Beech Grove: Collins, IS;
Hoffman. 2b: Ellis, 1b: McElfresh, IF;
buehler. Ct; Flagler. If: saulters. 3b: Hart
man, c; Dakin, D; Terrell and Hamilton,
Noblesv1lle, Acton or Mooresville. Address
Il A. Pterson, Beech Grove. or cal 30 J.
The Saint Phillip baseball team viii meet
the Christamores at Riverside No at
.. M, Sunday; On Aug. the Saints viii
meet the Y. NJ s. team at Garfield at the
annual picnic of the. southsiders. For
address 1882 E. Tenth st KIaiber ard Mack
are asked 10 call the above number.
The Favorite A. G. baseball club has
Sunday and Aug. open. State teams ad-
dress George Ray, 704 W Twenty-Fifth St
or call Kenwood 1875.
The 1900 Cataracts will meet at IA q.
Ohio St. IS o'clock tonight. Pringfa
Gickols and Davis bring In uniforms The
Cataracts Will play at Brownsburs Sunday
For games address ". Day. 2401 Hillside
Ave- or call Webster 1895.
LAWRENCE. Ind, July e7-The Law
renee White Sox viii play Ben Davis hero
Sunday. Powell. Probst and Lipscomb take
notice. For games address CIell Gibson.
Box 45, Lawrence, Ind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

ment ne stood unsteadily in the center
of the ring, his mouth pouring blood
in a stream, his eyes cut and puffed
closed, his twisted face trying, to smile,
and he heard the announcer hail
Dundee as the new champion of the
world
Floored once in the first round for
the count of nine, downed three times
in the second round, only to arise as
the ten count was about to fall, beaten
all over the ring in every round, Cri-
qui kept going and going.
"What's holding him up?" young
ster at the ringside asked
A sage Judge of the Supreme Court
next to him answered:
"a heart, my boy, nothing but a
heart"
There was romance and a moral for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
By HENRY FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

lOlnlOO OpO1bo 4@O4lOAJ
E7EW YORK, July 27.-With the
I'M same stout heart that carried
him through the horrors of
Verdun and the same indomitable will
that urged him to grip his bayonet
when a shell had removed part Of
his face, game Gene Criqui, the
Frenchman with the twisted face,
passed over the featherweight cham
pionship of the world Thursday night
to Johnny Dundee.
As he carried on" under the blue
uniform of France when everything
seemed lost, so Criqui Kept going last
night for fifteen rounds when he knew
he couldn't win.
When he had survived fifteen
rounds OF cruel and merciless punish
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

a sermon in the virtue of patience
in the feat of Johnny Dundee, who
had, after thirteen years of effort,
been rewarded with championship.
but there was so much tragedy in the
downfall of the<gamest champion
that ever defended a title that the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Rest for the Babe.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Babe
Ruth was forced out of the game
Thursday between the Yanks and the
Athletics with stiff neck. Hendricks
is filing his place in the field and the
Babe may get rest Of few days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
IRPo TAKES ON BURKE
,use Sold Out for Exhibition at
Grand Rapids Tonight.

'ERAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 81
lis Angel F1rpo, next opponent OF
'ck Dempsey, viii meet Joe Burke.
ktroit heavyweight, IN a ten-round
tnibition match here tonight. Pro-
bters announced the 1000 capacity
luse Is sold out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
OLA AND HELEN MEET
sature Match Develops in KIM eze
State Tennis Tourney.

United Press
RYE, N. Y, July 27.-Having sur
''ved the semi-fnals, Mrs. MoHa NAL
~. national champion, and Miss
elen Wills, California girl, wilf-meet
'turday in the final round for the
XIV York State women's tennis cham
bnship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Cutshaw Out of Game

Times Special
DETROIT. July 2T.-George Cut
aw, veteran second sacker Of the
etroit American League Club. will
out of the game for the remainder
the season, following an operation
Z appendicitis early this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Country Club Tennis

The Indianapolis Country Club ten
mis- tourney will be played at the clubs
courts Saturday and Sunday. The
play calls for doubles competition. Ten
entries have been paired so far and
more may enter before the tourney
starts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

wild partisans of little Dundee went
away with a picture that will remain
for a long time of that bleeding
and the shattered Jaw
Criqui never had a chance. He
won not a single round. He was never
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Caddies' Tourney at Grove

1t was the caddies' day at South
proximately fifty future greats Of the
links got away throughout the day in
a caddies' tournament. A dozen
prizes will be given and the lads were
full Of pep.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
STAR IS
HURT IN CRASH
Vim Richards Gets Cut Wrist
and Body Bruises,
BIZ United Netes

By United Netes
NEW YORK. July 27.-Tossed
through the window Of taxi when 1t
skddded into a pole. Vincent Richards,
young tennis star. Thursday sus.
tanned cash on the wrist that re-
CURED eight stitches and painful body
bruises. He win not be able to play
again for several weeks.
Traynor's home run in the twelfth
inning gave the Pirates a win over the
Braves, Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

stft-Brief Home-run-Wrlgnt-
l,ien base GOD. Sacrifces-Branom
Ia wright. Double plays-Wright 70
anora: Brief to Branom; Wright TO lam
"a n Rranom. Left on bases-Incaan-
sniis <. kansas City. 8. Bases on balls
s BurwelI, 4; of linn, 1. Struck out
Burveli. /. Umpires-Freeman ana
ayrrav Time of game "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
EAWTOWN HEAVY
|H|TTERS GAIN ON
KELLEY'S OUTFIT
'Ictoy Over Tribe Thursday
Puts Goods Men Within
Few Points of Top,

At the expense of the Tribe. the K
Blues are crowding the leading
|aints in the A. A. race. Less than
he game separated the Kawtown
had Saint teams today as a result OF
he K. c. 9 to victory over the In
hams here Thursday, while the KEEL
syites were taking a defeat at To
edo. The Association eff table to-
by was:
w. L. Pct. Win Lose
!. d.. So 90 .6S2 .6S6 .625
ThA X. C. boys are a determined lot
nd thew are striving nightly to win
be t3p perch in the Hickey loop,
ack Hendricks of the Indians sent
In Burweil, his pitching ace, to the
Iound in the second game OF the
Iries Thursday. but the rattle OF the
line bludgeons continued. Fourteen
It's. one a homer by Wright, We're
ELECTED off Bill
linn Scatters Hits
linn opposed Burwe1 in the box ana
4 had our boys cowed until the late
'nines. They obtained ten hits out
h enough of the blows were bunched:
The Blues played alright Daseoa4e
the field. Glenn Wright at snort
las a whiz again and Bunny Brief al
Ira knocked down hit n the pincn
helped encourage linn.
EThe Blues crossed the plate three
Irnes IN the third inning and IN the
18th q second cluster of three mark
e went over. In the eighth they got
10 and In the ninth one. The nome
lew scored one in the fourth ana
10 In the ninth.
Big Day for Roth
Roth former big league tourist
lacked out four hits in five trips 10
: Mate for the Blues. Manager Coca
It.f,ad three. Roth's hits came IN
accession.
Yerkes played third for the Tribe
Mace Of Campbell. Spud has
l,,jsed hand. Vet Steve got two OF
. Indians safeties. A running eaten
d Brown against the right center
sld tense was a fielding 1eature.
The Baltic Of Bats" has 1ouha the
dams on the short end two days
|nev hoped for better luck this AFTER
bon IN the third clash Of the series.
haav was ladies day" School chill
- 10 the number Of 400 were admit
a free to the pastdme THURSDAY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

Two Of the shining lights Of
amateur golf were to meet at Cleve-
land today in the western anna
teur golf championship tourney IN
the semi-final round Of match play.
1t was two champions pitoed against
each other. Jess Is the national
amateur champ and Chick is de-
Tending his western amateur title.
Both have played fine golf in the
meet. In the other seni-final match
Of the tourney Hamilton Gardner
and Joe Wells met
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
A. A. y. SWIM
DAILY CARD ANNOUNCED
Official Revised Schedule Sho WIS Three Days Of Interesting
Competition at Broad Ripple Aquatic Meet

meetings of members of the swimming committee
the Chamber official revised schedule for the
A u meet be held Broad Ripple pool Aug
ooo
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furse, @I.OOO-
ST. Roberts b (willis) ... 8 /
Lady Bondsman, b m tMcMahon) 2
Woodrow L, blk kelly $50. 8
Ammunition. br lMcDonaldl g
Eleanor Worthy. George Watts, zaauilla.
The Elks Home. 2:04 Pace (three
heats) Purse. So 600
s F;5:4E S s :; 4
Parker Boy Roger G. Laura Forbes.
Frisco June, Miss Marie Sunhash and Ess
II, Pointer also started. T1me-2 :o4 y.
2:oss Trot tthree heats)i Purse. $1,000
Walter Stirling. b tstokes) -.
jay Lee, blk (Dodge) .......
Louise De Lopez. CHI m (Arm-
Ies sro Asworthy br m iiMcDonaidij 8 3 Z
Margaret Chenault and Hiram Guy also
2;o7 Pace three heatsl Purse, $1,000
SsIia i w. direct br n tchiidsj:: 5 : 2
BsTney's Tramp. 70 l@orr!.onij ) ) 3
George volo and Red Lancelot also
started. Time-2 :06h. 2:06A 2:07L
2:15 .Trot (second division; three hests)
Gold King, b (chnds) ..@s II
General T, (Rogers) - / 8
Alisal. b (Rutherford) .. 2 Q 2
Colorado Mack. blk h Gittle) 5 8 5
Bin Cochato, Peter 8. Baringo and Mary
Anne also started Time-2 :094 2 :o7h.
POS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

MAJOR HOMERs YESTERDAY
Cy Williams, Phils, 2-25, Miller, Cubs,
Pirates. 1-l1j Miller, Athletics, 10;
Charity, Washington, 1-2; Walker, Phils,
l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
AMATEUR BALL MINES IN
BATTLE DOWN STRETCH

Three-Team Fight in Commercial Important Game Satur
day Fraternal Between De MoIayS and Odd Fellows
andot league draws close the rivalry
intense heat This especially true two leagues the Com
mercal Fraterna Three the Commercial have
the pennant of the down
struggles has been staged in Indianapolis loops
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

In the F'raternal two teams are
battling for the flag. The regular
schedule closes one week from Sat
urday on Aug. In all leagues, but
postponed games will be played off on
the two following Saturdays.
By one-haf Game
In the Commercial League Eli Lilly
is holding to the top rung by the slen-
der thread of one-hah game. Fair
banks Morse and Prest-O-LQte are
tied for second place just few points
behind. Any three can win.
None of the leaders meet this Satur-
day, but on Aug. 4, Fairbanks tangles
with Prest-O-Lite. 1t should be some
tangle. Then in the postponed games
Fairbanks meets Eli Lilly Aug. II.
On Aug. Is Prest-O-Lite and Eli Lilly
play over the game that was thrown
out because Of an ineligible player. At
a glance it can be seen that anything
can happen in the Commercial. 1t Is
easily the warmest race in town.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
De NIOIays In Front

The Fraternal loop is simply two
team affair. At present the young
De Molays are on top with one-game
advantage over the Odd Fellows, last
years city champions. The two lead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27


~STIONAI. LEAGUE
New York $50. 800 1O2 O2o-10 13 1
Chicago ........ ITO or O14-l1 10 U
Scott. Watson. Mcouillan, Barnes. Ryan,
SNYDER +C5owdy: Klaus mann, Cheeves. Dunno
vich, Russell, O'Farreli.
Philadelphia 800. 600 10 1So-6 10 l
Mitchell. Henline; Toney. Pfeffer, Ain
smith.
Twelve 1nnings)
Poston o2o oo2 o2o 1907 Il 8
PIttsburgh 600 600 O42 1o1-s Is 2
.Narousrd Barnes. O'Neill, Gibso%i
Cooper. Kunz SCHNEIDER, Hamilton, Schmidt
RrookIvn Dol o1o o0o-2
Cincinnati $50 O30 O41 100 Il /
Ruether. Deberry: Donohue. Hargrave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27
Major Homer Leaders

Cy Williams, Phils, 25.
Ruth, Yankees, %.
Ken Williams, Browns, Is.
Heilman, Tigers, Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-07-27

St. Paul ~ 600 1o1 1903 10
Toledo ... 30 O01 00'-4 8
Hall, Gonzales: Bedient. Anderson.
MINNEAPOLIS ..... ./OO1 no OO0-3 l
Columbus $40 2O1 20'-9 IL 1
Ayres Morrisette, Grabowski; Palmero.
Elliott.
Milwaukee 1890 OO3 o1O oO1-5 2
Louisville 49,. Ola 201 COS IS o
Pott, Lingrel. Shinault; Koob. Meyer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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Grand Circuit Results

At Columbus, Ohio, July e6
Trot first division: three heats)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York ....... 010 OIL 600 IL o
Philadelphia go. O2O 900 010-3 IL o
Jones, Schang; Harris. Rommen. Perkins
First Camel
Washington 900 4O1 1905 IL 2
Boston .. 600 104 HI IA 1
Zachary. johnson. Ruel; Ferguson. Muir
ray Fullerton. Picinich.
(Second Camel
Washington 800. 400 010 220-16 16 I
Boston .... 900 O10 002- 10 L
johnson, Ruel: Percy. Murray, Walters.
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(First Camel
STIoNAL LEAGUE

forlr games scheduled.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
Jackie Due
inNeWFiIn,
Boy Stars Late st
Cost 100000

Tho IonE.horaldcd production
Long 1.-Two tho King" starring
Jackie cooEan. win como TO tho Lib.
orty thehtor Saturday.
Particular attention In attached "a
this latest film OF tho young star. rs
IL In hls first production under the
100000 contract which was given
him recently. in addition to half
million-dollar bonus by Metro Pic.
lures corporation.
Long Live tho King" was only
recently completed nj Hollywood
and It's engagement Mt the Liberty
theatcr II among tho early dates
allotted 20 few houses turnout tho
country. From various sources the
information was current that huge
sum OF money was being spent In
tho making OF this film. and recent
reports definitely fix tho sum MS
100000. or this huge amount near.
~ two-thirds was spent on tho con.
struction OF tho magnificent sets
which furnish the atmosphere OF
Long Live the King, and which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
JACK LONDON STORY
WELL-T0LD IN FILM

Jack London's THE Call of the
wild" il a favorite book In Amer.
lean literature and for that reason
it's perturbation should be OF par.
ticulnr interest. Tho picture and
story tell of tho return of big
st. Bernard dog. Buck, to the prim.
Tive after It IL stolen from coun.
try estate In California.
Tho thief takes tho dog to Alaska
during the gold rush and attempts
to train him as tho husky dogs Of
tho North arc trained-with n club.
This il not SUCCESSFUL and he sells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

surround Jackie with regal splendor,
As Is known 10 millions OF read.
ers, Long 1.-Two tho King" was
adapted for Jackie from Mary Rob.
crta Rinshart's novel OF tho same
name. Tho plot is set In the myth.
icai Balkan kingdom OF Lavonla.
and hinges around the escapades Of
tho li,tlo crown prince played by
Jacket who l. bcAct by band Of
terroiBts who threaten 10 seize the
government. Tho book Il fascinat.
ingly told. filled with romance and
excitement a.pianiy. Tho producers
OF tho film yersion OF Long 1.-Two
tho King have retained theao essen.
,iais Of a good romance. and Jackie
In said 10 have the greatest role OF
HIS career as the adventurous Prince
Otto,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

hall AFRO exac. copies OF this famous
place.
Tho street scenes wee made In a
town bull, 10 duplicate IN every de.
tall the manner Of construction OF
those days. The NANCY road with
It's pine-board dwellings caused many
old.tlmsrs 10 marvel az tho exact.
moss Of reproduetion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

the dog to another man, who trains
the animal with kindness rather
than force. When his master is
killed Buck is left alone and he
gives in TO the call OF the Wild
strain in his blood and mates with
a wolf. The story closes with Buck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

tanning information and descriptions
OF buildings and towns OF the gold
rush period OF 40 for uso In Pioneer
Trails"
The Burnt Boot saloon In the pic
turo Is an exact replica OF tho IN.
nous TEL Dorado" saloon and
gambling den OF the days OF the
early fifties. The bar and dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
} WIFE
y NORTH
HAS Faith in
pshand

| she had FEELING.
1 70 her husband
q tho Seattle az
was found nes.
a Lein. ss.year..
dead from A..
wlnnitred chlld.
Fed TO leave L,os
NY FOR Seattls
Burning TO tsis
ply OF her deaS
tho funeral anS
onndencc In hi,
pc that when The
own no win -
scdy widow said
with grief. His
and he had az
i devoted to ma.
been in Los An
months for her
9 found IN I sas
oi ssnd ave. s.
In tho bath
ody OF Miss Leln
Several empty
ro found on =
the gas lets In
were still open
two was acci-
believe.
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fIONEER TRAILS

IWNLLs TRAILS
Historically correct are the set.
- used in Pioneer Trails" a VT.
gaph special production. which has
'sn booked for early showing In
sattls. For many weeks before pro
srtiOn was begun. tho Scscarch de-
ztnent Of Yitagraph wns busy
Aschng scenes in the film and OBJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

will Meet

ership league oe
y Dartnall's cafe
n evening at q
pose Of consider
ure proposed By
per- Power leaxus
assist In securing
next general cleo
Ownership league
nch Of the Wash.
league In the
purpose. All mem
mbers as wei a.
interested In the
urc are urged to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

at the head of a pack of wolves
that are the terror OF the Yukon
region.
1.-THE Call OF the Wild" win be
the feature on the program at the
Heilig next week. 1t is the first
serious drama to be produced by
Hal Roach, famous producer OF Har-
old Lloyd's and others comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
AT THE THEATERs

AL IHE JHEAIEho
SCREEN
L. BEKTy - "sfbuuderesto." with
owen Moore and virginia Brown
fairs. Added feature, "Colunbus,'
IL UE MOT y E--Maiion Davies In
Little Old New York"
CO LIS uM-Thomha MeiEhan and
Lila Lee IN Woman. Proof"
ST II A y D-.Monts Blue and Irene
Hich in 'Lucretia Lombard"
COLuMbIA--"Jnequelins' Cor "blaz-
Ing Barflera"j.
WlArEH GARDEN - Lady Diana
Manners In Tho Glorious Advon-
tura."
COLONIAL~-Mary Phiibin and Nor
man Kerry In "Msrry-Go-Isound."
MAHkEr--Petsr u. kyne's kindred
Of The Dust"
STAGE
oHPiiLtN - Variety vaudeville pro-
gram.
PASTAGEs--Aiia Axiom, tho mystic.
and vaudeville.
PALACE IiIi'--wiii King and COM
phny In "hittin' Pretty"
oAk~-Dlck Hyiand and company 10
''fhe Mis-up..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
MARKET

Peter II. Kyne's well.knowh story
OF the great Northwest. kindred OF
the Dust" In screen form. has re-
turned hero to the Market theater.
where II is to be shown for several
days. This story was considered ono
OF the famous authors very best, and
It's screen version has been acclaimed
n triumph. Miriam Cooper is the
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
He'd
Booze

locks from tho
|she learned 70
bat the police
! even encour.
| fulR 5000 10
|ep her out o.
to work a .,
M to stay ana
|pend my time
L our babD
I'VE cared 70.
with Us ara
1ppy again
b. bo IoeRe'
\ office to tsn
EIng attorney
|grand Jun
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nation
in Russia

Dec ia reso-
fun information
rtmens regarding
70 Russia was In
Ito today by SEN
kota. republican.
10 know whether
\ agreements be-
ates and any for
n q visw to PRO
or re.ardings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

ve years sem
] upon Keller
n goods. He
b and two
rtsoner. Then
pardon. The
from which
toIen exerted
have the par
twas.
pn.ntter. BE
) Of pipe to-
his as an aid,
balls TO free
build his life.
b. he worked
Iaue to Lead
worked two
/ going, after
y City, where
he loved and
/ has worked
bgdren have
km-Jane, q
3, and Dan
her got a JOB
bn shops In
ks,r lots and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19
Pep as
Home
to-
|nely |

yer the Keller
| help arrives
Ia cent In the
and no daddy.
hg good. but
b was gufn-
\ payments on
|nts win stop
4 SOLD ana uio
hd upon char
J escape from
)ruggIing years
|the meeting
Is dreamA tia
happy home
10 ex-conyict
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COLONIAL

MERRY. Go.Round" was having its
last showings at tho Colonial Wed.
nesday, and II was announced that
"Ruggles of Red Gap" the amusing
comedy drama, in which Ernest Tor.
renee. Edward Horton. Lois Wilson
and FritIzi Ridegway are featured.
Will open at the Colonial Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-19

! CHILD
bis that you
Ethe whole sack
m turn my gun
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-02-23
SHUN TRICKY ADVERTISING SOLICITORS

Oil stocks have in for their just share of con-
demnatOn used by many crooks schemers as means
Of mulchg the public Of cash. Statistics show that ninety
per cent Of all oil stock offered the public has value
and is promoted only for what cash the promoters see in
it. Yet buyers always found.
large percentage Of advertising propositions be
placed in the class with the aforementioned oil
stock Approximately the percentage holds good in
the number of advertising schemes that have merit
and spent for this advertising represents just
much money wasted AS stated before buyers of this kind
of advertising always found.
The merchants themselves are less to blame
for making it possible for these fraudulent schemes be
put over these propositions first investigated and
frauds exposed less promoters would be willing take
chance
The buying power Of the aboring man is in great
many instances used club to force business esab
ishmens to place advertising when otherwise they would
not do Organized labor viii not allow its to be
used in black-mailng methods of soliciting Advertising
Business of the Harbor, heed this warningl When
asked to buy in any advertising propositions in any
connecting the labor Herewith make the
promoters produce their credentials endorsement of
the Central Council endorsement not be shown
show them the door, When in doubt call the secretary
of the council the Labor Press for information Much
be saved the INGREDIENTS if this rule is strictly
adhered to.