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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-23

(Swift IL Coz
d. 8. Clear Beliies-Per b.. 14016Mc
silver Leaf Pure Lard-Per lb., lao.
Jewel Shortening-Per lb.. 13c.
Butter-Per h.. sac.
Hams-Skined. per h., 23926c.
Pork Loins-Per ID, 1S42Uc.
Bacon-Per h., 2iQ45c.
kggs-Per doz.. storage, 35c; fresh, IS
Ilra.aed Renf=- No Mo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-23

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 22.-Hogs
Receipts, 1900: slow and steady.
cattle: Receipts, 1900; slow and steady;
calves choice, steady medium ana com
mon. weak at S5Q15,
Sheep Receipts 90 steady; lambs were
steady.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-02-23

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb 22.-eattle: Re-
ceipts. 1000, active; heavy steers. $500;
Deef steers. S5@S.50. heifers, s45OQsi
$1,000.
hogs Receipts. 1900; 1oe higher; 100
to 25U pounds, $500 250 pounds up, sS.05;
down. st4
aheen: ReeeIpts 30: steady: lambs. sl2.
The Kevin review., 1923-03-29
To Whom 1t May Concern

Beginning April. 1st mill
tickets must be paid for in ad-
vance. When first quart of milk
is received deposit Of twenty
cents must be made for first
bottle.
Milk bottles must be returned
daily. If not no milk will be de-
livered. 46-2t
l. R. Strange.
The Kevin review., 1923-03-29

Mix strychnne and soda together and stir
thoroughly. Add II cup water to make thick
Syohnne paste. Dissolve startch in cup cold water
One Ssda Stir into boiling water and stir and boil
One tablespoon to make clear thin Pour gycerns In
Snroh to syrup and STIR Dissolve saccharne in lit
onecunh PM tie water in glass china dish. Then
1N n mix strychnne- soda paste into the starch and
One ahIsspesn .r +borougbv Ada ovn and oIvc.r;..
9yosIae -. .. 1.n - - L:"I -
One teaspoon M m "s y s M aaAl un ou
SasshaIns lion ana SUI anu Inc mixture WIN oe creamy
Ie III. n.. paste Pour this 16 pounds of clean,
; whole oats and stir vigorously until every
kernel is coated
Large Batch Formula
Mix dry then add quart water and
mix to stiff paste
10 ss.1es Dissolve in quart cold water and stir into
.I 60. quarts boiling water stirring to make thin
~ Co.. clear paste
Add strychnine-soda paste to starch paste
and stir thoroughly.
Five pounds
dark kao Mix together and then pour into paste MKT
-Four ure and stir thoroughly
9lyoeFIHe
Dissolve in luke warm water in glass
s.s.s.;"a china bowl and into paste mixture and
stir again.
Pour oats into large wooden box,
smooth floor in fiat pile about 10 inches
Deep Pour paste mixture the oats and
275 psuads turn tne PIE Win vide shovel taxing care
oate to keep the paste from running to the floor
before it is taken up by the grain. Turn oats
completely to 10 times until all grain is
very thoroughly coated. Spread out to dry
before sacking.
The Kevin review., 1923-03-29
North Montana Oil Fields

.,, ~
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The Kevin review., 1923-03-29

n. BrlntOn was IN town 1roT
! the county seat this week lookinl
after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chilsen mot
ored to Cut Bank the latter par
Of the week on business.
Little Miss Louis Pyke, wht
has been on the sick list Is yer,
much improved at this writing
We are in the market for Roy
alties and Leases. Address Box
lG., Shelby, Montana. 45-ti
/ Noah Boisvert spent the week
end in Sunburst, looking after
business matters at that place.
Carpenters are busily engaged
remodeIing the Kevin hotel this
week, a large addition being add
ed to the west end.
w. C. Linder has completed his
bungalow in the west end Of the
city and expects to move within
the next few days.
The J. l.. Rock family moved
into their house in the west end
Of the city this week which they
just recently erected.
Ben Dreher, barber and taxi
man. is building an addition to
his residence property In the
west part Of the city.
VIM. F. Rhsa returned yester-
day from Choteau whore he ac-
companied his wife and children
who spent few days here last
week.
Stewart Edgar. of Choteau,
brother of Mrs. ]. S. Gordon, is
visiting at the Gordon home In
this city for q few days this
week.
E. R. Holderby, editor Of the
Sweet Grass Advocate. was in
the city 4 short time the first of
the week while on his way to the
county seat.
The w. G. Linder family have
been on the sick list this week,
but at this writing we are glad
70 report that they are very |
much improved.
Herman Nc Cain, pioneer sheep
md cattle man of Great Falls,
was in Kelvin the latter part of
ast week looking over some val
liable acreage he holds near the
zevin-Swartz.
The Dipple family who reside
light miles northeast of town
lave purchased a lot from the
Aevin Townsite and this week
ire moving their residence in.
The Misses June and Mary
sock, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. L. Rock, who are attending .
chool in Great Falls, arrived in {
levin Wednesday to spend the 9
Iaster vacation. 9
A very pleasant evening was 9
pent at the home of Mr.. and 9
irs. Ray Sorrell Saturday night. g
ards were the feature Of the 9
vening and all present report 4 g
cry pleasant time. 8
"Curley" Herd has erected a 8
ice little bungalow on the lot s
Immediately in front of the Mon 8
rch yard on the north side Of 8
he street. "Curley'' will take 8
nto himself the party Of Jack g
ohm, az room mate. 8
Chas. Vincent, who arrived a 8
sw days ago with his family s
rom the coast. and who has g
ken charge Of the Pltins hotel, 5
nds that he has not room enough 8
} accommodate the public and has s
scided to build an addition to 5
le hotel. s
William Seabrook, who spent s
le past several months at his s
d home in California. returned s
Kevin Friday last, Bill" says s
at he is glad to get back, and s
at he can notice considerably s
lanue in Kavin since his de- s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
GREAT WEEK OF GOLF
Just Pork
and Beans
BY PAUL MALLoN

TACK DEMPSEY has made an even
u million collars out ~ four after,
ucens' wcgk as heavyweight cham
ricn % ihe weFia
FiKanca down iH miuutca % "a 80.
isnaicd NAT the troa Man worked
about tsso hours fog ht crrl mii'ioa
Of coarse. hs had to upspd a Doe -
tlsne in tfsinlHs but there prohsoiy
isn't ans wofkrr 80 thc tnilei States
* ans sport champion who FverlHrd
anyfh.aE near The sum DO has
cashrt m
nsmrsey eol ice 200 irea mrn fer
lceink oyss ialiy MlsSr aHd nee o99
u,ors far playing around few
fuunds With hl ttrennan
Then came Ueersv Carpenter ne
lTsench teau bFummei. Who wanted
&c frt knpekt3 uut, Dempsey Ga q
10 % eco sregiatogs Tor g1a3tq9
Tnra thsre vaH the SheleY affair
with TemniS Oihhoass Jack kraruA
snanaser a chs champ. aftrF fldsef-
inx arcuna with thc prcmoirfa Zoe a
Whllr. whissird to himself Aly
tsaWd. how tho money rolls inF' and
pirekei ous ss1o.o1o.
These four fights gave peinpaey
s39s.eao. Movie Fiehia aud Clhsr
concessions bring the tgtal e an
even nillacn. A ssw rxhibitlaaa may
have heen necessary 70 swell sha az.
urc. aut JACK KFsFus attended 90
fhcsr
D<mrsY ard keaFuE wtre iuss
ahoaf broke when the fight Vith jess
willard ssaa arranged az Tplesio four
years aEu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

may have put the boys OH a
finer edge, as they know that
Red" Killefer has something
TO say about their first and
fifteenth checks.
npt iae tiE difference ih ihp team
has, bsea The Improvement ia The
rateblns department. Frank TpNan
has caught aoms sglsa1h tasrtsn
lately ana hs mack department has
Improved 700 peg esal Too many
gamsa pefr tossed sway feis spring
IS pr catching Inability % wpFA
she pitchers eefgtefiY ana 60 tFrak
up d9sbls ssesia eest chs rribs pisHl
lex sanpss
TatBn thrtves en hard voFs ana
BE- has b-ra in there regularly rteF
since tho ilrsiaslns hit thssf hsi ein
ming stFysk
The Faee l. fifNtiY asserting Ifseif
fairly wrU src1FdlaH 20 sac eepe
sheet san taFsn CISCO - FAR cut iu
front. uAFgr thsy should b. saefa
mcuie Is tn fhs Fscr thFa fln- pileh
ing ana biN lraEue tsasr running
Portland BE- hanging afaau8 me
urst dlEls5aa hFsrly thFu tns atEong
hitting e thn beavers Tbsf ere
hardly q fIral dEvis.oa nsistrf
Vsruan has been tns biE dlsap
rainsmsot this year Failure ~
gakia Mag 20 via iiks be tld hast
year. t6e lHs % Hay EfsneA and
iesa pogls ana gba bgsssdrgn ~
several vstFraa stars easily explains
ihstF Faiiusa
SAFE Lake b dangerous whrB hit
iinz. hug IkFr hack speed. ara have
20 plIchgoE rausr
Oakland. lH spifs q fiHs rltehies
lacks the uH 60 via ard there lsat
tho right kia8 y sgiris ia ihs whais
organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
TRIBE TAKES
TWO BATTLES
FROM VERNON

7 Oh ANGEf.isa Juiy ie Tho Sc.
IL aiils Indians STEPPED up Into
illfd place IN tbs Coast league race
yesterday when they defeated ,bt
Vernon TIGERS IN 10th rnts o, n
double bsl. Ths visitors took Tho
nrsi game b. scprt o. s TO and
the recond b a s.io.s count
Prior 20 yesterdays games Seattle
WIS headed hy Portland and Los An.
COLES. bot both 81 these clubs lusi two
games. Bnd che Indiana made the
double leap
Elmer JhCobs worked on tho mound
~ she first game. nnd lrt tho Tigers
down with three scattered iiuslra
sheriff Blake pitched tho second
game for Seattle Bul James started
Tor Oakland. was relieved hy Glider.
who In turn was relieved by Jake
May shellcnbaek opposed Jacaba
IN Tho first game
Tho two teams meet IN tho final
game Of tho series this Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
FRANK notCnM
MINIS HANDICAP

Ai,ho The Pacific Northwest
H8Bdiusn event 6oos NOS set -thr
space given to the amateur and
spmen's championships. n renasned
Ter the finailsss IN thia division
sFi,ete ihr ten ans over handicap
plaFers aFu placed. g furnish shr
lnnKest and hardest fought hattie
- tho tournament 81 Jhs week. Ia
fact this Mind 10 WIS aniy decided
Yesterday d1Y after the meet
WISE cioaca.
Prank H6ieun son The honorn
bot he had 10 80 to The 7iss hoie
before he could shake oft his op
poasnt. Fired nutiUf. from the
t,swiaion. Idaho. club. tws.up and
ono 10 play II there has crcg bssn
a longer match than that one. youns
iFsily has never heard cs IL.
f.sfN Saturday morning these
naafathoaefn began their ss.hnss
bp, ihai proved fgulsicsa the route
eaelns alisquaFc They decided 10
SO is more IN The evening. but the
AAsHNth VIZ tAft AAit44 s4As k4AaEEs Afa
thls round. Frank Boiconl. known
10 his many link cron,es az tho
pride 81 Grand view and the cham.
ninn ~ the lower Yakima Valley.
riubhed hts toe. a. il were. after
having the Lewiston player three.
down and four 60 SO. A missed
three foo;cr, ON the 18th green en-
That third round, By nolcom. sent
The pair Off on their second extra
round yesterday morning. DARK.
ness IL the only thing that stopped
them from continuing this battle on
saturday. as both were rafinr to
go when they puitcd out on tho
seth hole, an ~ which goes 10
show that the fellows In the Pacific
Northwest Handicap are Just as
keen, Il not kcencr. about the win.
ming 81 their own section as the
stara n tho major events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
MRS swIESy
ss.a


silas florrnos naf.sfaa Is q unn.
strfiil sn,ifF her record proves ihai.
ard when Fhc won the masshst
honors with ar - IN she quHnfyinE
round ns TafsdAf. thsfa Wete many
Hha FIGURED this girl fnufn Bait
Lake CTS % sir tha ehsmpa q
CROWN whtn she tso8nff ~ the
finale assinsi Aifs 4 e. EusrnY.
Saturday merninF Those @hB s8R
erred usai aaT wrfe wrong fbe
Vancouver piayeF won easily. Eve
80 and four g. plar Ishs Chan
Esaa ghs playing 81 fhe canaslan
asa fiawiess. ard ahsu the turn
hpss had lseen played che hsd a
lead - use 20 on her oppaarn'
uho hsa been having ifonbia on
the rrsras. taking three puifa an
seven - tise nine aolss i2osh eere
getting TsssaTkAhie distance from
ihs ssta and their worth thru ths
taifErecna uss HHtKrsiird. but tho
delicate touch wiih she pulitzer be
laaRra 90 MFs Ewreny. anly. Some
IDEA q thr quality ~ soft tho usern.
bcr ~ the fzlF srR shei 10 acquire
ths til1e q Queen az ihr Pacific
Northwest fsifwaya can BE- bad
from hHr srcfv on tho frat uiae
hpiss whore che registered a -.
That kla5 u playing Is NOT uniy
coed ia unbeatable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

Colt Tourney Here Run
off in Splendid Style
Frank Bolcom of Yakima Wins Handicap Tourney
After Seventy-One Holes of Play With Fred Butler
Of Lewiston; Committee Is Praised
by ALEX c. ROSE

TT is all over meaning the 2ih annual championships meet
Of the Pacific Northwest Golf association held At the
Seattle Golf club last week which produced the greatest
links tests and best exhibitions Of ahotmang ever seen on
any the Pacific Coast Another thing that made
the tournaments the able way the boss Of
the show. A. s. Kerry president Dr. C. T. Ford secretary
and the association directorate together with the officers Of
the Seattle Golf club handled the large field Of competitors
From start 10 finish there nary hitch and when the
curtain rung down. the unanimous verdict that the
tournament the best put by the r. y. G. a.
Chandler Egans marvellous exhibition Of golf In the
Ing round Of the final 36hoes for the amateur champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
JONES WINS
OPEN TITLE
IN PLAYOFF

TNwoon COUNTRY cLun. Long
4 Island, = T. July sc Bobby
Jones. yosnE Atlanta. Ca. golfer.
won The national oprn championship
here SUNDAY in an ts.hols play on
With Bobby cruickahank. New Jersey
professional, by two strokes on ,ho
18TH green Jones' made tho course in
~ and his opponent IN IS.
II ih the fourth time iha, an anna.
tour has won tho national open title.
oulms'. TraverH and Evans taking
The iillo In previous years.
Jones end CruIckshank had tied
with a9s Saturday. after the 7a bolsB
q medal play. and the is.hoie play.
of Sunday decided the honors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

ship. Saturday. won for him
the titular honorG against his
worthy opponent, Lee Steil,
the North End crack. Out In
81 and In in "a. giving him n
total Of 6s strokes. the vet
ftsn fran ihs wa8sfiY Coll club
created new course record. ard
uiih t finished ihs first half ~ Ihs
match with a fiteup Trad
Such Epif 90 that morning "a %
Easas has MOI been eaeriicd %
anyans. anywhere. The laHty North
Esd lad uas shooting q good brand
q Ehlf himself he had medal
aufr = &c hai he was or c,ahsesi
in every department bf ths old
master The maith terminated -
ihn issA Kfet8. the tisi hole -
ne ieat on tha sfieuoon. uhrn
EEsn ran DOZEN . feafeF fof .
hsite ia FOUR aaa a Nxgp ana
nas 70 play Yicipfg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
JACK FotRNiKR
rs STAR NOM

Ff Seaga jack FpgfuseF hss
ranked a. paa n ths best hlltsfs ,u
baseball b4t ths hse F.gssehman has
siwafs been psersAadaReI b. sens
flasher plagsr oa ths saaa rinb
Ths year. however. FouFnisr nae
seen hitting che San barter ihau
serf tas ths HgpaktYa padEsts. saa
~ 10 just about gts bees boz asfiFe
sttraetS1a that ths poeseFs beast x
Fuuruler b no u0edfr sF9aHa first.
but ha csn husi thss leashef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Chick Fewster Wanted That
Baseball and He Got II. Too

Many ivory plays have been pulled
~ infancy And they m being ana then
Fori Dpya, 49,
Perhaps OK the
Heinie zimmerman, John Anderson and Harry
aferkie showed his
b,te.r
cheating Mcraw the remnant Zps
enrolled 10 the numsku school
plate with the winning gers
Anderson stole second with the bases fun Mica
on knowing IT,
four doubtless s,npd ou
the prize dumb plays Of the only
Pewter Of the Boston Red sox pulled
confederation o a member ivory class
with the the pitcher
seeing Holloway ball the bug An nm
Tiger the
of the reach of Fewaer
intent
Of the spherod that's he n
foau Holloway allowed he
stone cushion etiquette
didn't any any
prove tho Tigers BY
margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
VANCOUVER WILL
GET 1874 TOURNEY

rho shauncssy Heights Golf club.
Vancouver viii DO tho Scene OF next
yeera +, n. q a meet. but. in the
meantime. interest n conferred in
tho state open and amateur cham.
pionshIps which viii be played Tor
at tho Grpya Herhor Country club.
during tho August week of tho
20,h TO the ssth, inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
TMDEN WINS
OVER ALONZO
nv NET PLAY

INDIANAPOLIS. Iuir fs,--pla5fnr
superb tennis. William r. Ti5sn
II. worlds champion tennis player.
defeated Manuel Aionso. the Spanish
cofnss. IN the final round 81 The IA.
il0nal clay court championships here
yesterday. The scores 0egr &c. So.
81. rs Tildsn wRA defeated b.
Alouzo IN ,he finals q the Illinois
stale tournament a week ago.
George Lott ~ Chicago Won the
Junior championship. whiie Robert
ard Howard Klusey ~ san Francisco
won she doulaea title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
ktitEITR MAY
PLAY HIMSELF

when Igs8 kulefer took over tHs
Seattle club ard announced the 20
leaning of "a barney 10 a Class a
club H ddn't come as much % o
surprise barney Is ssslI mpshjs u
playing hiEb class baseball. hut tHs
pIttsaprg veteran diias have q
chance % breaking into ths present
Seattle g4tfieid and kiliotfr psuhabiY
figures that he can step laso ara uut.
field tsFsH temporarily 4 tho nreea
slty etsr arises And then he can
shtt Jimmy welsh 70 tho outtrld.
700. II no is forced 20 some i.mn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
Redskins Are Hitting
Up Fast Pace on Road
Seattle Team Is Finally Finding Itaelf and PsyinS
the National Game That It's Members Are Surcl,
Capable OF
BY LEO II. IAssEN

TT looks like the Seattle Indians finally finding them-
selves.
They really playing the ball that they capable Of
and Sunday they slipped into third place IN the Coast race
by handing Vernon u pair of hcatngs.
This spring the Seattle club looked like million dollars
i'm the san Jose training camp but simply couldn't get go
ing in their games the road They played excellent ball
most of the time the home lot
There have been very few changes in the personnel Of
the team The change IN managcrship made week ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
ART NEHF CAN
POUND PIANO

ART Nohg. star souihpsw pitcher
with the New York Giants. IL one OF
ihc beet piano players on the blk
League circuit NchL his teammates
declare. nearly became a church or.
Eauisi, according 10 his mothers
wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
BOIGOM PLAYS
GOOD GOLF

Incidentally. The p. y. O. A. meet
proved that this Bolcom chap is
not only n rolf hug but that IL
has been very profitable ono for
the Hakiraan After a hard as.holc
match on Thursday. he went out
and neticd 20 card which won for
him the special handicap medal
play event. II has been n strenuous
session for this visitor but with
two handsome trophies to take
home. 4, has also been a profitable
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
HEAVIES HEAD
PORTLAND CARD

Marty Foley. of Tacoma. and Mig
iacgcr Of Portland. light.hcavy.
weights. box In tho main even, Of
the "Wednesday nigh, smoker at Port.
land this week. Rocco StramaElla
and Larry Williams mec, in tho 10.
round femiwlndup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
WELSH Is GREAT
YOUNG PROSPECT

Speaking az welsh KlliCfef has
him back on first base -Hrd as q
rule. s. strong for veteran players.
men tried in ths school ~ experiences,
but be took very kindly 70 Wslsh's
hitting ability and viii give tho Md
every chance 20 win q regular fob.
Doc" Johnston. however plays swell
bail when he's ~ and the veteran
Wiu probably BE- back 30 there asnin
soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
ATIIiETICS HAVE
CRACKED

After q brilliant start this spring
the Philadelphia Athletics have np.
pnrqntly cracked under tho fast
American league pace They pressed
the league leading New York Amori.
cans for some time. but they arc
back in tho second division now and
face terrific fiEht 10 trying 10 Rot
back IN The rHcc again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
With the Apple Tossers

MsAsF tAasisn. - go tifas ssss n
80 LES stzar4ssss.s Be- ftss ssfssesi
tfeEWF hss tansissa . tzs0ae rrstst -.
its ssssssts ffsa tisni~T AZ pstsA ~
fha tasf Ass5th tssas Is ths Mrss
FFu ssssstastaes
sTsfssf tssshs asst- fsfass nstssa4
fnsf BE sfsa ssN 81 sts S-HIeaat4s
ss s#4fssfs ~ taz 8HsAsAas f1aA
ef ths Amtftts6 ats is3H
Ths hs Else 81 ths iHssa
srekas atr 1Fass aass ehssew nas
stweEHef - ttsaE t8h ahs Haa Fasa
Resa Nsfy tsf WssatHsts-s. g. g.
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IFtIWn hahgisasf fssrsssF flftstarF
ssai asa FfaafAsae saasi8tss~ bs gak,
sea = samsasr Fm9fta ii faafAasF %
fEsa tRieHfsHF ~ Aailfafezta Hna msii
iaAF yhasTr - aiiisligs 81 Isfsasts.
50. high sesssai
8f@#sfa Ffisssn ghs rWhsr sAa5tsiaa
sss ssf,s e fhH Ht taais rsstsas3s this
ssms 90 ksfH faiFtrfaI. ara
@snaRHf ga aeY hae feftrn ksFh eM
g tatsH 90 ssffsE a@sH
Nsf rfv hs tussr Bhs SEES b. sAs
N1Etiss E@taF# lseEae Fttaf iisFs
re Fs EsaIlts tfHe sfSf, ss pay aE
tts auffr,1 go EHst fiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
SOLONS WIN
BOTH GAMES

SACRAMENTO, July is. sarra.
incnto took both ends Of tho double,
header from Los Angeles here ycy.
icriay. The sUlcna won In The moan.
inE at stockton hy an II 10 score
and repeated again in tho Afternoon
by on 10 { count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
sHOCRER SETTING
WONDERFUL PACE

Urban shocEer. the gFeht pitcher
q the So Louis Americans. IL setting
wonderful pitching pace Tor tho
Browns he turned In his 18th
straight victory the other day lie
has excellent chance or surprising
the mark OF i5 straight an American
league record. held By Joe wood AMI
Walter johnson. The modern record
FOR straight wins in tho big show Ia
10. held BY Hube Nnrauard Tim
Kscfo, old.tlms New York star. also
Rad a record Og 10 straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
CHINESE BALL
TEAM COMING

Al Zap mHy bring m aIichincss
baseball team from Honolulu to tour
this country next summer zap
snslfe3 prominence with tho Chinese
team which toured the United States
o fcw years ago he has just gradu.
ated from Iseilgh university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
WALTER IIoIKE
AnnII TIIhl

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16

WOMEN DIVERS
WILL COMPETE

The Madison Square gWdrn swim.
ming pool VIII be the accuo Of tho
worlds professional diving cham.
pionship for women, tho latter part
of this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
OAKLAND WINS
BOTH CONTESTS

OAKLAND, july le = rofilnnd
dropped both Tho morning and after.
noon game 80 Oakland here ycrtor.
day Both gaines ended with n 10
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-16
CANADIAN COURSES

a report COMPILED by the Domia.
Ion of Canada bureau OK statistics
shows that on Nay !. 23z golf clubs
were flourishing. representing an
outlay IN property and equipment Of
HearIy 10000 900.