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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-03-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH.

There will be no services next
Sunday, March 18l owing to the
Minnesota Conference Convention at
Minneapolis. AS delegates from the
local church are the pastor and A.
E. Johnson.
The Sunday School meets at $50
A. NJ
F.. O Johnson Pastor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-03-16

and that the School Board be
authorized and empowered to take
each and every step necessary to
carry out the provisions of this
resolution, and to issue and nego-
tiate and sell the bonds of said
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-03-16
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR LICENSE TO
SELL LAND.
,OBATE COURT

State of Minnesota, County of st,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-03-16
MARCH 1e.

MARCH 16.
A SUN AND SHIELD - The
Lord God is sun and shield The
Lord will give grace and glory; no
good thing will he withhold from
them that walk uprightly.--Psalm
SAIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
BercOt Is
Robbed of
Easy w in
RY TOM OLSEN

"A LOOK OF surprise aud bcwiider'
! 4 ment swept over tho battered
face Of Morgan Jones as hts hand
was raised along with tho hand OF
Dode Drrcot AZ the end Of the ak.
round main event ia Tacoma last
nlghl. Jones. along with the blggrs;
part OF tho crowd. was taken iback
with tho unexpected gif, OF draw
decision after being battered around
by tho tough logger from Monroe.
Pete Moe Of Everett committed
tho crime Noes dccislon was not
popularity received.
let this be said for Jones. Hc
took a terrible beating at tho hands
Of tie siuEE0r from tho logging
camps and stood W samely under
tho onslaught
Tho first two rounds we're even.
Then Dods opened up. Ho Ind
Morgan groEgy on several occasions
IN the next three rounds, but tho
little Taeoman would not so down.
The last round was fairly oven.
Neither boys used tape on their
handa.
Billy Mascot. Portland bantam.
boxvd Eix fast rounds 20 n draw
with Danny Martin. popular Tacoma
boy. II was a good scrap. Martin
appears 10 be n conner altho he has
plenty 20 learn.
Len Mnlody. the Salt Lake junior
lightweight, shaded Frankie Britt
Of Tacoma in tho special event. nj.
tho Moe called II draw. Britt did
n little left-handed boxing, which
bothered Malody.
Tho comedy honors OF the evening
Mll to Les Bond Of Camp LOWS md
les Jones Of Olympia. two heavy.
weights. Bond lost.
Harry Huson. Tacoma middle.
weight. scored technical Knockout
over Young Rogers OF Montana In
tho opener.
THE show was very well attended.
Johnny Pope. the popular Tacoma
promoter, arranged the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

in Receipt
of Protest

NEW YORK. AuE. s.-'ot late /
lNhaVe been boaicged with questions
in tho form ot protests over tho
practice u pitchers g.ging the home
run hlt,crn bases on balls in q pinch
rather than take a chance" claims
John McGraw. manager OF the
Giants
"1ta not fair 10 the public ono
writes We 80 20 SEQ those fellows
Bit. and II II not good sport for the
pitchers 10 pnrposely paHs them.
Can't some ono suggest way 60
stop ~
-rhis has been a problem In haze
ball for many. many yeRrs-long
before the present epidemic o. home
run hlttcrA
'-rhe great difficulty IL that no one
can devise n means OF reading tho
pitchers mind.
Everything stops right there.
at a meeting o. Tho rules COM
mlitoe Hank oDay. tho umpire. do.
ciarcd that II shouldn't be put up 10
the umplrcs TO decide whether n
pitcher was purpoaeiy passing tho
batter or not
Ito might make terrible mis-
take.
III would be Just as difficult for
him 10 decide whether n pitcher was
purpoaely trying 10 hit tho batter
or not
II have never been able TO work
out serious solution. My only
suggestion would be 10 have tho
pitcher sign an affidavit before no
went into tho box. swearing that he
would not purposciy pnsa n batter,
Then II he did we could Eot him
for perjury,
Il Ind ono hcavy-thinklng friend
who actually took that scTiouuly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

neither were they hitting the
old agate, six widely scattered
hits being the sum total OF
their days efforts.
Jako's troubles started in the third
lnnlng with Yelh busting single
to lett. The bis catcher Amhled TO
third. when Geary whanged two
baEger to the left field bleaehcr
wall but he. Yelle. was cut down
at the plate when Mearlde SHARED
compton's SlEzler and snapped u
home TO the waiting Tobln. It was
darb OF a play. with Geary rest.
lng on third and two down. /, be-
gan TO look al tho the visitors WIRE
going to take tho field without a
run, but wide throw by Tobln on
vallas bounder enabled tho stociNy
Frisco ehueker to cross the plat.
ter with the Initial count which
eventually proved TO be the only one
necessary to win tins battle.
Just TO be on tho safe side. how.
ever. the Ellison crew kicked in n
brace OF markers Ia the sixth frame.
The feet footed Vaila. who pastimea
In the Seals outer center garden.
clicked one down the third base limo
for two sacks. All hands were safe
when Jako's throw 70 Baldwin on
Mulligan's hunt arrived too late.
Hsndryx and Boss Ellison failed 20
deliver the punch. but Nalla regis
tered on Klldutrs scratchy hlt TO
the short patch. Mulligan and Pete
then pulled the double steal. tho
former scoring when Doc Johnston
threw wild 10 tho plate. Triples by
Hendrix and Ellison, coupled with
BIN orr's low throw on Yeile's
grounder. resulted In two more
taIllcs. This happened In the eighth
sianza and that was an tho scoring
for the day.
Red Kiilefer tried to start an up
rising IN seattlss half OF this frame
by inserting Yaryan Into thu fray.
but hts plans went for naught when.
after Yam had reached first when
MulIigau muffcd his skier. Lane hl,
into a double play.
Too much "Geary" brought about
yesterdays downfall Of the Red.
skins. but Manager wads KIllefer
has HIS lads fighting these days.
and mayhaps they may come hack
and sruite the sassy Seals In roday's
conflict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
MCFARLAND
WILL FIGHT
ONCE AGAIN

GAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3.-Jack
~ Mcfarland. the former Olympic
club boxer. who made n hit in his
debut at Dreamland rink Friday
night, has been matched with Jack
Silver for the main event at tho rink
here next Friday night The boys
appear to he well matched.
Pete Daley, who has been training
in the mountains. will take on Bobby
Aim, the clever Los Angeles light.
weight These boys boxed draw
six months ago, and the winner OF
their match this week will meet the
winner Of the McPartland.sl!yer 10.
The fun card follows:
Jack Silver ana Jack Mcfarland.
Pete Daley and Bobby Allen, Sailor
Smith and John st. John, Billy
Springfield and Dick Ala, Sailor
Minish and Bud OMAR, Jack Young
end Joe Flrpo, Tommy Murray and
Al Lang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
WILLS
PLEADS FOR
TITLE BOUT

NEW YORK. Aug. o.--Tha New
~ York state athletic commission
today discussed the scheduled Dcmp.
sey.Firpo championship match. and
heard Harry wills. negro heavy.
weight, and his manager. Harry Mui.
Inns. plead FOR tho firs, chance At
the true. but refused TO declare IFS
attitude in either case.
The commissioners announced tina,
Tex Richard, promoter. had not
made application for a license TO hold
tho Dempsey.Firpo encounter. md
that until he did. they had no specific
interest in tho matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Three American alrplancs. with
900 horsepower motors, are expect.
cd TO enter the race for tho schnel.
der cup. TO he held near London. on
September 81 and 2s. +
Tho American machines nro OF.
peoted 10 be able to travel around
200 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
travelling to
Coast on Foot

CHICAGO. Aug. 3. - Walter
Wright. famous pedestrian. 10
hiking 10 The Pacific coast. where
he intends 10 throw away his
Walking ahoea and enjoy 40.
Wright. who r. ss years OF age.
passed thru Chicago last night.
During years OF ankle exercise
the old pedestrian has covered IN
the ueighborhood OF $4,000 miles
In trips to Florida. Maine and
points on the Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
SEATTLE TRIBE IS SHUT OUT BY GEARY in THIRD GAME
PLAYS AN IMPORTANT PART IN SPORTS NOW
Tex Mcdonald Is
Victim of Heat

SIOUX CITY. Aus, S-Tex
aicDonalQ. former Los Ans. -
third bassmnn. nov With the
Sioux city Western league baae.
ball team. was Frustrated by
heat during practice preliminary
90 yestorday'a double header. lie
was carried from tho field and
lato last night WIS removed
from bis hotel 10 a local hos
pltai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
SCHOOL BOY
WILL FIGHT
A CHAMPION

Mike McTiguc will receive 10000
for fighting Young striblIn. OF Ma.
con, Ga. for tho light heavyweight
title Of the world. NJ Columbus. ca.
on Labor day according to an an.
nouncemcnt Issued by Maj. John
Paul Jones. athletic director OF tho
Harrison post, Of the American lie.
gion.
Young striblin ls stu in his teens
and Is attending high school at pres.
emit Hc has been in tho ring for
three ycnra. and Is regarded MS tho
best light heavy in the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

PARIS. Aug. 3.-Altho greatly
disappointed by the defeat Of Eu.
gene Criqul so soon after France
had again como into possession OF
O world championship OF the ring
French sportsmen on Friday were
not disposed 20 quarrel with the
result Of the bout in New York,
that made Johnny Dundee cham.
pIon.
The accounts Of the fight cablod
here made IT quite apparent that
tho better man won tho fight ant
tho title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Poor fights have been staged by pro-
motors. recently Fights which would
not do credit TO a kids carnival. The
promoters wAilop the tin pan OF publicity
with earsfree good Will. They are staging
wonder fight, They love the ''poopul''
and viii help them 20 get ctsditAble en-
tertsinmrnt. They love tho people, yes.
Promoters will tell you that tho theory
Of financially successful string OF box
lnG csrde ~ this Soak the public for
Just enough no that they will come
sgain--and DE SOAKED,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
League Leaders Defeat
Locals by 5 to 0 Score
Indians Win Two Straight Games From San Fran
cisco, Then Fall Easy Victims to Classy Twirng of
Bob Geary; Jacobs Gets Hot Reception

MYTH Bob Geary's fast ball battling the Indians and
wy Robert and his teammates taking kindly to the of
ferings of Elmer Jacobs the eagueeadng San Francisco
Seals scored their first victory in three starts ut the Rainier
Valley bah orchard yesterday afternoon, sending the Red
skins ho!e for supper all dolled up with covering OF
whitewash The score San Francisco, o. Seattle,
Alright fielding would have cut off three OF the five
runs but the trbesmen displaying the form that
brought home the victories on Tuesday and Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
NAVY DEFEATS
kELSO OUTFIT

PORT ANGELES. Aug. 3.-The
fast going Kelso nine was finally de.
feated here yesterday. an ail.neet
team turning the trick by a to 5
score. Mounty. navy pitcher, was
the individual star OF the game,
holding the Kelso team scoreless un.
III the sixth inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

iHHlhA pitNhea -datppS =. mario az
feat 70 Jacobs. ~ hat--off Jacobs s5.
Hits bsttsd--oH Jacobs .. Runs scored
--off Jacobs 5. Runs responsible for
Jacobs ,. Struck out--JRcob# O. Gehry Q.
Das1s on balls-Jacohs o. Geary J. Stolen
bases - Kildun. Michigan. Thrse-bass
hiiB-Hendry1. Ellison. Two-base hts
GsarY, Tobin, yaiia. Compton. Sacrifice
hii--MuillEan. Runs bntted ln-1SIiduff.
Ellison. Caught stealing @earkie. Lane.
Double piay--MulliEan to Riiduf 10 Ell
lison. UmpIres-Byron md Ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

IN connection with tho ancient
sport 81 boxing. u may be said that
Juts firpe. the Argentine Angel. "
net the sniy meney Erubbing for
ciEnrr who has como 10 tirse shores.
The "pefpul" are drploribK the as-
iion Of tho Angel in trJinx 10 ret all
he can while the getting IL good.
They rnash their teeth and declare
that all foreign boxers should he
lanprd. Yet, u they were In Tirpo's
heois--"h. that's different. Sc.. i1r-
10 " not tho only one. There WIS
brorErs tarpcptirr. maiinso Idol
and . good small man. who rnulcie.f
the public u all tina. they would
give.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Sybil Bauer. backstroke swimming
marvel. affiliated with the Illinois
a. G.. has established six records in
four days.
In every race she started, MIss
Bauer hung up ono or moro world
MARKS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
BEARS WIN ONE
IN ISLAND RUN

HONOLULU. Aug.3.-The Uni.
versity Of California baseball team
hit two Asahl pitchers hard and
won, 10 to 4. o'Neill got four hits
out Of five times at bat. Score:
r. IT. II.
University of California 10 20 Q
Asahi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I
BatterIes-Kelly. O'Neill and
Thompson; Moiyamn. Iwhda and su.
v,iki-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Three men defended the athletic pres-
ilge OF France at DeausiIls yesterday
Three men from France Wrested the
European tennis crown from spain. THIS
Il forward tfsp. Indeed. France. never
brilliant at game which originated Ia
England. SseminKiy has overcome her
handieaps nud developed young men who
can play on the courts with the best.
ana spain, spain too. has advanced
Tho grammar trhooi Biographies tell Us
That Hpain'H people are sluggish. What
bitter proof 20 the egutrAFy IL there than
ihs development Of rHeh athletes a.
Count Dc uomar aud Manusl Alfonso ?
HgH fighting ia losing prestige IN the
southern esuntfr and tennis ~ on tho IN.
crease More mfh Ike Alfonso and Co
maT, Kpsln. moro meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

HpearinG Mearilc's daisy cutter
down tho thlrd-bs.e llns ard whip
ping u to second for n fovoe-otii.
Eddic Muliizan made the fans rauini
their eyes, For minute tl1cy
thought that tho great Willie kanfn
was .fiil In the Frisco lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
A,IEgIcAN LEAGUE


Washington s. ~ Louis ttifs; camel 6
Wsshinglaa Z. 81 Louis tsesana kaHnsl,
pplrolt 3. philHasirhIa 8.
New York !. cirgslHhd 2,
chieaEo q n8st0n 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Clftis Nssfkle. the peppcry young
tier who IL eafsrtinx around tho
ksystene nask, while SAMMY Crane
Il nursing charley hsrse, termed Ia
the star play % the day when ho
rnrcd fer OVER 60 hi, left side,
picked up Cnfnpien's hot Krenpdsr.
and shet u homo while la fall
Ing position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
SAM JONES OF
NEW YORK IANKS

The pitcher have In mind Is Sam
Jones. OF the New York Yankees.
Against a certain club he always
carefully examines the ball before
each pitch. on certain occasions
he viii rub his hand several times
over the BAH in a rather mysterious
manner. Once or twice each inning
he will turn his back 10 the plate
and seemingly will be fusslng with
the ball.
The opposition naturally sets I'D a
howl that Jones is doctoring the
ball. Time and time again the play
es viii insist that the ball be
looked over. The claim is often
made that Jones Is roughening the
ball. An examination always re-
vcals the ball in perfect condition.
This club thinks I am doctoring
the ball" explains Jones. 1.-THE stuff
am pulling is to keep up that be.
lief. never do anything wrong
with the ball. but the opposing play.
ers think I am.
AS result. they spend more time
trying to figure what am doing
than in hitting. That makes them
easy for me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
PORTLAND is
LOSER, S TO ]
SALT LAKE is
AGAIN VICTOR

Los ANGELES, Aug. a. salt
Lake won It's third consecutive game
from Vernon here yesterday. The
score of the contest was TO l.
Tho score: X. III. L..
SAT- Lake ...,,........... 2 0
vernon ,..'s............ 2 /
Battcries-Kalllo and Jenkins; Gil.
der and d. Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
"AS-po .pis rnElss,n."

New York has gone sport crnryi
The athletic tendencies Of the great
metropolitan city are coming 60 the
fore. Not only are the fans inter
tstcd 10 baseball. but they have gone
In heavily for the boxing game.
With saeh neiees NJ the Tender
Ieonard frnoas and the Criaui-Dun-
dec ulixup. no wonder u evidenced
Ht the athletic madness which In
sadss the big city. No wonder ut
ihe-why, their teams arc leading
the National and the American
leagues. too. Nancy Il being spent
lawfully ON carnivals and big shows.
Whore IL there city witch wculd
not he enthusiastic when speh aitrae-
tions were on tap? Give Seattle
ball club IN the first division. The
people OF this city win then proceed
20 do highland Hing on top OF
beer cask.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
NArIpNAL LEAGrE
RESULTS

chicago y beaton 4.
Cincinnati :, phiiadsipkiA D.
New Yerk o. litls9aFg =
DtoekiYp W Louis. double header,
Pestaensai TAln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

ID Ausrkamp tail. sllui lad. who
r0t trY.uai AZ He'd ikilisfsrs isa An
rsiss camp iast Ypar. went SO the hill
top for ths Indians IN the uiaiA inninE
and sss The Seals down IA order II,
10 FiKhi handler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
'EUans Cites
Examples on
Record Book
Little Bill Johnston Ia
Regular Jinx for Vim
cent Richards in Tennis
BY BILLY EVANS
DsYcHoLocY plays prominsn.
uart In evsrv st,ort

once player gets Il Into his head
that a certain play Is wellnigh I'm.
possible. II usually turns out that
way.
Take tennis for example: Win.
cent Richards. third ranking tennis
player. Is a brilliant performer.
Richards has many times beaten
Champion BIN Tilden. The aie.
holder has many times beaten Bin
Johnston Yet Richards has YET to
defeat Johnston.
RICHARDS HAS
REGULAR JINX
In many Of the matches between
Johnston and Richards. the latter
has Jumped out In front, seemed
certain 20 be returned the winner.
only 70 have his jlnx return al the
crucial moment and XIII off victory
thru some break OF the game.
Richards has beaten several play.
ers who have wins over Johnston 10
their credit, yet Johnston remains
the big enigma Of tennis as far a.
Richards is concerned.
II took Bobby Jones a long time
10 achieve a championship In goll.
Time after time Jones has been IA
vored 90 win. would run true 70
form up 20 the stretch. only 10 fall.
ter or have the breaks go against
him.
Jones, however. had the courage
and simply refused 20 be denied.
In nearly every bis golf tourna-
msnt a certain hole epoils the
chances Of this or that player. With
one player II may be the third. an.
other the seventh. while the ninth
hole may be equally fatal 10 others.
IL & player in his first round takes
six or seven on par four hole.
Il is almost a certainty that he viii
be bothered by that same hole on
each Of his four rounds OF T2.hols
competition. That particular hole
gets hts goat"
Inc records OF the national open
reveal some decidedly unusual dope
on the part psychology plays In
golf. Even the skilled pro. hardened
TO the stiffest sort OF competition.
often faliers under the strain OF
playing certain hole that appears
10 be his ink
In many cases players have taken
from eight to ten strokes over par
on certain hoodoo hole In four
rounds. only TO discover that they
have lost the championship by less
number that was wasted in the ink
hole.
Baseball Is filled with Instances OF
where psychology has proved TO be
the deciding issue. This is true be.
cause there are more possibilities in
baseball than any other sport.
Pitchers constantly resort 10
''hokum" that they feel is upsettlng
the opposition. l know one pitcher
who is usually successful against
certain club simply because no
"bunkA" the tlla ,sara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Mr.. Young strfbIin. Macon Hight
heavyweight, IL 10 fight Nike Me-
fiEns for the DEht hsAst champion
ship, wiiich NcfiEus recently wrraled
meet tie champion nj Columbus.
ta.. on Labor dHy. There " only
Sas feature 10 this match. That 10
Mr.. Young ssrlblin. lie Il 10 years
old aud attends high school lie
has hsen baEiHE for the Last three
Jears and IL ssld 10 have Hiisined
considerable anreras. Mr. Young
striillin rnsy reesiss a beating at the
hands Of the veteran AGfiEpr. but
he viii driuensirnte that he can
fight. Sir. Young siribiin must over
csiIne The ssm- obstacle as Miss
mllls. Tho serld should hear from
both Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
AH''FEissss1s
rAcmIc roAsT LEAaUn


san Franeisca ., aesttia 9
ozkiapd 4. 6arFameuto 4.
salt Lake :, vernon J.
Lpa AFsrlss 9. Portland !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
Odds and Ends
In LArK mnIII.NnInn

Nlaa Helen wills, extraordinary ten
mis- player from California. is defeated
az HcabriEht That u what the toie-
gfAgh instrument clicks out Tho ia'
siTliiurut Gays that Miss Wits appeared
~ hs nervous and OYER eager. That 10
a sign u sIfrsaiYa youth. II II "a b
expected. With tournament sHporlsncs.
iha young rifi giil Bhin courage % re-
lnFn dflFsa that we're hitherto ifnpoH
albia and oYrfeoma her nervousness -
that Hhs may become champion.
Youth IL tho only handicap that Nisa
VIM poHHefssa n ahs will wall %
tienty and pfGoties sShHuttlyelY. bhs
must finally attain her coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
ACORNS AGAIN
DEFEAT SACS

VAhLAND, AnE. :. = Onltlhnd
again defeated Sacramento hcro. Tho
score OF yesterdays game was 4 10 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

'rhats the var J drive q self hall"
Sid hQFAl HFauRbam. ~hsn lam 1AfyAu
Fpsnkfa tbg oniaH for distance Of .eo
fatds-ie9 w AID 100 doHh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

Hiih Gardner pitching for the
Locals and Courtney ar sastt siiead-
log 10 the tlsitare' end u the hurt
Ing, The rs.h customers are liksiy %
BEE rraad cid pitching dusl in this
sfternsga's game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

A. one time. photographer knocked
on the door 20 ~. Carpenters training
hut This monsieur stuck hts head out
the window and demanded what the
psss~ eaRtsd The peg declared
,ha, he wanted picture OF NJ. Car.
ysrtier
Have you roniractf.
ssra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

II Bert Ellison Figured that the switch.
ing % Mpiliaan esd Rhyme would shaaEs
the iues. 10 fiEgrrd epffrcily, To the
casual ohseffef however. Eddls and Hai
tsnssF sapally az home when stationed
~ ,hs bot epfupf or IA tho shoft patch,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03

'FafRan hattcd Tor Jacobs In eighth.
fKlllsfsr ran for Yaryau IN eighth.
genrn by innings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
NORTH AUGUSTA
Charles Cummings

The neighbors and friends were
saddcncd to learn of the death Of
Charles Cummings on the Leighton
road. one OF Augustus oldest and
most highly respected citizens. He
was kind and loving husband and
father and will be greatly missed by
all who knew him. Many friends ex-
tend sympathy to the bereaved fam
! lily.
Miss Phfonie Knowles is seriously
i'll with pneumonia at the hospital at
Erookline. Mass.
Mrs. w. S. Knowles has gone to
Brookline. Mass, called there by the
serious illness Of Miss Phronie
, Knowles.
Mrs. Calixe Blouin has returned
from New York. where she has been
visiting her brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Iona Hiscock, who is at the
Augusta general hospital for an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis. is gaining
and will return home in few days.
Miss Daisy Bailey is passing the
winter at the home of Mrs. George
Williams at Augusta. She attends
Cony high school,